Java Oracle Database Development Guide

Author: Garret J. Deitel
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book combines Oracle database development and Java programming to explore how to develop database applications using Java. The first five chapters primarily introduce basic database knowledge, SQL fundamentals, and PL/SQL programming, while the later chapters focus on how to develop database products using JDBC, J2EE, and JDO. The book is comprehensive, well-structured, operation-specific, and provides numerous programming examples. These examples have been thoroughly tested on computers, helping readers learn database development and Java database programming techniques in a simple and efficient manner. The book's major features include: broad coverage, extensive use of examples, and in-depth discussions on many topics. It is suitable for developers of all levels and serves as an indispensable reference for Java database developers. The book first introduces data design, then explains the link between data and Java programming, followed by an introduction to Oracle databases, SQL, and other Oracle features, including support for object-relational models. The author provides an in-depth exploration of the fundamental Java technologies required for database programming, such as SQLJ, JDBC, and Java Data Objects. Additionally, the book offers a high-level perspective on application architecture, considering the role of Oracle in enterprise applications, with a strong emphasis on enterprise JavaBeans and the J2EE framework.