Object-Relational
Mapping |
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Using
Logical Cursors with Oracle TopLink: Learn about an alternative
approach to scrollable cursors for paging large query results.
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10.1.3 |
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TopLink
and EJB 3.0 How-To Documents and Sample Code: Learn more
about how to simplify development of Java applications and standardize
the persistence API for the Java platform. |
10.1.3 |
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EJB
CMP 2.0: How to use TopLink EJB 2.0 container-managed persistence
(CMP) entity bean on an application server. |
10.1.3 |
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Message
Driven Beans: How to use a Message-Driven Bean using TopLink
to persist regular Java objects, including examples of database
session, logging messages, and displaying messages. |
10.1.3 |
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Flashback
Queries: How to acquire a special Session where all objects
are read as of a past time and how to express read queries conditional
on how your objects are changing over time. |
10.1.3 |
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Returning
Policy: How to use the Descriptor return policy API to specify
which database fields, whose values are assigned during SQL
INSERT and/or UPDATE operations, should be returned to the calling
Java application and used to populate the corresponding object. |
10.1.3 |
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Cache
Invalidation: How to use the Descriptor cache invalidation
policy API to specify when a cache object should be declared
out of date (a preset amount of time after they are read, at
a specific time every day, or immediately by calling the appropriate
Session API method). |
10.1.3 |
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Database
Change Notification: How to implement database change notification
and TopLink application cache invalidation in order to minimize
and eliminate occurrences of the stale data problem. |
10.1.3 |
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RCM
and JMS: How to use the Java Message Service (JMS) with
Remote Command Module (RCM), the TopLink implementation of a
cluster. |
10.1.3 |
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How
to understand TopLink and inheritance
This how-to walks you through the different mapping options
and configuration for simple and complex inheritance in TopLink. |
9.0.4/10.1.2 |
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How
to configure your TopLink enabled J2EE application for use
with OC4J
This how-to walks you through the common configurations and
use of TopLink within OC4J. It focuses on how to configure
TopLink to use OC4J's JDBC data sources for both JTA and non-JTA
applications. |
9.0.4/10.1.2 |
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How
to extend TopLink to support custom type conversions
How to extend TopLink's default type conversions provided in
the ConversionManager to support the use of additional types |
9.0.4/10.1.2 |
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How
to use custom indirection
How to get all the value of indirection without having any TopLink
code in your persistent model. |
10.1.3
9.0.4/10.1.2 |
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How
to map Large Object (LOB) values to Oracle databases
How to use TopLink to map LOB values when using the Oracle JDBC
OCI driver (type 2) or server driver (type 3) and the Oracle
JDBC thin driver. |
9.0.4/10.1.2 |
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How
to use cache synchronization with JMS and a Message Driven Bean
By default TopLink uses a thread to receive and process the
cache synchronization messages. In some J2EE containers a non-container
thread is not permitted. With this how-to users will now be
able to use a Message Driven Bean to receive and process these
messages (requires 9.0.4.3). |
10.1.3
9.0.4/10.1.2 |
Object-XML Mapping (JAXB) How-Tos |
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Object
to XML (OXM): How to use TopLink to map an object model
to an existing XML Schema. Use the TopLink Mapping Workbench
to create mapping metadata, unmarshal an XML document, manipulate
the data, and then marshal the data back to XML. |
10.1.3 |
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Java
Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB): How to use TopLink
to create a JAXB application. Use the TopLink JAXB compiler
to create a content model, unmarshal an XML document, manipulate
the data, and then marshal the data back to XML. |
10.1.3 |
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JAX-RPC
1.1 Web Service: How to use TopLink as a custom serialization
How to create a JAX-RPC 1.1. compliant Web service that uses
TopLink as a custom object-XML serializer. |
10.1.3 |
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XML
Type Mapping: How to use TopLink to map XML data in the
form of a String or an
org.w3c.dom.Document object
to an XMLType field in
an Oracle database and how to use new expression operators to
create queries based on the content of that XML data. |
10.1.3 |
EIS (JCA/J2CA) How-Tos |
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EIS
AQ: How to use Oracle Advanced Queueing (AQ) with TopLink
to persist objects to legacy and backend data sources accessed
using AQ. |
10.1.3 |
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EIS
Attunity Connect: How to use TopLink to provide EIS access
through JCA adapters using Attunity Connect and persist objects
to non-relational Enterprise Information System (EIS) data stores. |
10.1.3 |
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EIS
IBM MQ Series: How to use TopLink to provide EIS access
through JCA adapters using the IBM MQ Series and persist Java
objects or EJBs to a legacy data source using the TopLink MQSeries
platform. |
10.1.3 |
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