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Java Oracle Database Development

ISBN: 0130462187
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2002
Pages: 71

Authors: David Gallardo

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• Main Page
• Table of content
• Copyright
• THE PRENTICE HALL PTR ORACLE SERIES The Independent Voice on Oracle
• About Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference
• Preface
• Resources and Reference
• Typographical Conventions
• Sidebars
• Acknowledgments
• Chapter 1. Java, Databases, and Oracle
• The Right Tool at the Right Time
• Types of Databases
• Oracle and Java
• Chapter 2. Database Design Essentials
• Tables, Columns, and Rows
• Oracle Datatypes
• Designing a Database
• Chapter 3. SQL Essentials
• Data Definition Language
• Data Manipulation Language
• SQL Functions
• Transactions
• Chapter 4. More SQL: Queries, Subqueries, and Views
• Aggregate Functions, GROUP BY and HAVING
• Putting Data in Order
• Combining Data from Different Tables
• Subqueries
• Views
• Chapter 5. PLSQL
• Getting Started with PLSQL
• Basic PLSQL Language Elements
• Program Elements
• Java Stored Procedures
• Chapter 6. Oracle Object-Relational Features
• Object Types
• Inheritance and Object Evolution in Oracle 9i
• Chapter 7. SQLJ
• SQLJ Statements and the SQLJ Translator
• Chapter 8. Introduction to JDBC
• Connecting to the Database
• Executing SQL Statements
• Executing SQL Queries
• Large ObjectsBLOBs and CLOBs
• Chapter 9. Advanced JDBC Features
• Connection Options
• JDBC Driver Types
• Using DataSource Instead of DriverManager
• Scrollable, Sensitive, Updateable ResultSets
• RowSets
• Using Oracle Object-Relational Features with JDBC
• Chapter 10. Introduction to J2EE and Persistence
• A J2EE Overview
• Designing a J2EE Application
• The Oracle Containers for J2EE, OC4J
• Deploying the Web Application
• EJBs and Web Applications
• Chapter 11. A Quick Tour of EJB
• The EJB Distributed Object Model
• Introduction to Bean Building: A Stateless Session Bean
• Debugging with JDeveloper
• Packaging and Deploying the EJBOverview
• Session Beans, Value Objects, and Data Access Objects
• A Bean-Managed Persistent Entity Bean
• The Sample Client Application
• Chapter 12. Object-Relational Mapping and Java Data Objects
• Java Data Objects
• Class Relationships and Persistence
• Index SYMBOL