Who has a jdbc driver for Oracle that support jdbc 2.0 standard extension 
specification ?

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>I may have answers to some of your questions.>
>>How do we create PORTABLE beans accessing db and using ND db services ?
>>What would be the best option to develop a bean in ND (any bean other than a 
>container managed entity bean) that accesses 
>>a database directly, but is still portable across different app server ?
>> Should I not use ND specific classes from spider.database.* package ? Should I use 
>java.sql.* package instead ?
>> But if I do, how about the db connection pooling management, that is usually 
>handled by ND app server ? 
>>What services from ND would I miss by not using spipder.database.* classes.
>
>I am assuming you are using ND 5.0 which supports only session beans right now (no 
>entity beans).
>So your only option right now is to develop session beans that directly use JDBC 
>(java.sql.*). 
>JDBC is the only way to access databases from EJBs if you want  to take advantage of 
>container
>managed transactions (including two phase commits between different databases). 
>Moreover if
>you use spider.database.*, your bean woun't be portable across different EJB servers.
>As fas as connection pooling is concerned, it can be handled by the JDBC layer (JDBC 
>2.0 Standard
>Extention API with DataSource interface that does the connection pooling). Any JDBC 
>driver that
>supports 2.0 extentions (implements javax.sql.* interfaces) will do the connection 
>pooling for you.
>
>Hope this helps.
> 
>
>
>
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>How do we create PORTABLE beans accessing db and using ND db services ? What would
         be the best option to develop a bean in ND (any bean other than a container 
managed
         entity bean) that accesses a database directly, but is still portable across 
different
         app server ? Should I not use ND specific classes from spider.database.* 
package
         ? Should I use java.sql.* package instead ? But if I do, how about the db 
connection
         pooling management, that is usually handled by ND app server ? What services 
from
         ND would I miss by not using spipder.database.* classes. Can the ND database 
services
         still be u
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