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We use JDeveloper for the wizards,
they are incredibly powerful.
We then feed JDeveloper wizard's
output Java code into IBM VAge
because VAge is a much more powerful developing tool than JDeveloper:
debugger, repository, project management, cross-referencing, are much better
in VAge.
Regards
Javier
try IBM visualAge Advance Edition . great EJB dev
environement and DB
Mapping .
-----Original Message-----
From:
Ronseaux Cyril [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
Friday, May 12, 2000 3:23 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
Oracle BC4J and EJBs
BC4J (Business Components for Java) is
delivered as wizards in
JDevelopper.
The docs says a lot of things
like : it allows you to build component,
reusable, flexible, and
commercial stuffs. It is somewhere written that
they
can generate
EJBs. And it states that it is an application framework
which
make
easier to build app components.
The point is that Oracle support
itself is not able to tell us what is
exactly in that package
!
Does anyone of you know what can BC4J gives regarding EJB creation
? Is
it
an help tool for generating EJB Entity from a database ? What
are the
EJB-DB
mapping possibilities/facilities provided by BC4J ?
Does it come with
Components library (Customers, Inventory or such ?) or
with libraries
making
easier to build high level functionnalities ? Do
you also know how much
it
depends on Oracle stuffs : can I reuse the
generated code in any other
App
Server than Oracle's one
?
Thanks for all the
info.
Cyril
PS : in
one sentence. I am looking for tools which make EJB dev (and
specially DB
mapping)
easier/shorter.
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