Groupware/ERP Environments, Oracle (Database Management System)
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Overview
In Building e-Commerce Database Applications Using Oracle8i and Java from scratch, Meghraj Thakkar takes novice web programmers through the process of creating a web-enabled database application. You will look at the requirements, analysis, design, implementation, testing and deployment of an "Online Coffee Shop" from scratch. You will also learn to create database objects (tables and indexes), populate the database, and use SQL, PL/SQL and Java to manipulate the data. Additional topics include using Oracle tools such as SQL*Loader and Export/Import to populate Oracle databases, use of JDBC to connect and interact with the database, how to process the results coming back from the database, use of SQLJ to write efficient Java code, JDBC error messages & exceptional handling in the project, how to store Java code in the database using Java Stored Procedures, techniques for debugging & stress testing your applications, and more.Editorials
From Barnes & Noble
The Barnes & Noble ReviewWith this book, and a modicum of familiarity with either Oracle or Java, you can build a robust web store with Oracle8i and Java. Megh Thakkar walks you through the whole process, constructing a complete web-based order entry system, one step at a time — and demonstrating exactly what you need to know, just when you need to know it.
Thakkar starts by reviewing the basics of Oracle8i's powerful Internet and Java capabilities. Next, you'll create and populate your application's database, and manipulate it using SQL. Thakkar then introduces the Java side of your development project — including web database access via JDBC; creating cleaner, more compact code for database access using SQLJ; handling exceptions; and writing stored procedures — something that previously required PL/SQL but can now be done from Java.
—bncom editor
Booknews
Thakkar, a software engineer for Quest, shows how to create a web- enabled database application using the Java features of Oracle8i, reviewing the issues in such a project and suggesting ideas for using the Internet capabilities of Oracle8i to resolve those issues. An online coffee shop is used as an example project throughout the book to demonstrate analysis, design, implementation, testing and deployment. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)Book Details
Published
March 27, 2000
Publisher
Indianapolis, Ind. : Que, c2000.
Pages
400
Format
Textbook
ISBN
9780789723383