We accompliished this using socket's. Oracle trigger fires off a socket message using the Oracle utl_smtp package. Then the message can be handled how you wish by your socket server (i.e., JDBC, JMS etc..). I heard Oracle is desupporting J2EE support inside the DB and going w/ there OC4J crap..
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