Hi
I'm not sure but I think it is something like
JDeveloper <--->OracleAppServer<---->Oracle
>From what I remember this makes your EJb code proprietary
HTH,
Anil
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I'm not aware of how Oracle runs a servlet/jsp from within it's database,
but
you are stating that it runs in the *database* and not their app server? If
so,
are you guys gaining any advantages from this unusual structure?
jim
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