Hi,
I have worked using TYPE2 driver for Oracle-JDBC scenario.It was reasonably cool.And I was comfortable with that.But I have not used TYPE 3 and TYPE4 drivers.I have heard that they are more generic in the sense they are completely Java based.And the reusability is pretty good.The syntax wise also the changes are easy to be made.is it so?Does the "Java Data" deal with these advanced drivers? I hope it does.
I have worked using TYPE2 driver for Oracle-JDBC scenario.It was reasonably cool.And I was comfortable with that.But I have not used TYPE 3 and TYPE4 drivers.I have heard that they are more generic in the sense they are completely Java based.And the reusability is pretty good.The syntax wise also the changes are easy to be made.is it so?Does the "Java Data" deal with these advanced drivers? I hope it does.