This manuscript is Chapter 1 'Developing Successful Oracle Applications' from the Wrox Press book Expert One on One: Oracle. The second installment covers understanding Oracle architecture, using bind variables, understanding concurrency control, and mult
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I was working on a project recently where they decided to use only the latest, greatest technologies: everything was coded in Java with EJBs. The client application would talk to the database server using beans ? no Net8. They would not be passing SQL back and forth between client and server, just EJB calls using Remote Method Invocation (RMI) over Internet Inter-Orb Protocol (IIOP).
If you are interested in the details of RMI over IIOP you can refer to http://java.sun.com/products/rmi-iiop/ .
This is a perfectly valid approach. This functionality works and can be extremely scalable. The people responsible for the architecture understood Java, EJBs, the protocols involved ? all of that stuff. They felt they were in a strong position to successfully build such a project. When their application would not scale beyond a couple of users they decided that the database was at fault and severely doubted Oracle's claim to be the 'most scaleable database ever'.
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