Java Programming with Autonomous Database

Oracle Autonomous Database is a fully managed cloud service built around the market leading Oracle Database with Oracle providing the computing power, physical storage, and tools for maintenance and management operations. You can use your Oracle Cloud account or sign up for a Oracle Cloud Free Tier to get started. This page lists quickstarts, workshops, blogs, technical briefs, and videos to help you adopt Oracle Autonomous Database.

Quickstarts

• Quickstart Java Applications using Autonomous Database (ADB) - Contains code samples, Maven, Gradle, Eclipse, and IntelliJ Instructions
• Oracle Autonomous Database (ATP and ADW) using 19c and 18.3 JDBC - Contains JKS, Oracle Wallets with ADB, Tomcat, and WLS instructions.
• Oracle Database Cloud Service (DBCS)

Workshops

• My ToDo List App with React, Helidon, and ATP
• Building Microservices with Oracle Converged Database

Blogs and Technical Briefs

• Java Development with Autonomous Transaction Processing Dedicated (ATP-D)
• Create, Deploy, and Run Java apps connecting to ATP on Azure (Eclipse)
• New Eclipse Plugin for Accessing Autonomous Database (ATP/ADW)
• What is in 21c for Java Developers? (PDF)
• Oracle JDBC drivers on Central Maven and Central Maven Guide
• Connecting to ADB using JKS and Oracle Wallets with older versions of JDBC (12.2 and lower)

Videos

• 'My To Do' Application using ReactJS and Java
• Connecting to ATP using 18c JDBC driver
• Connecting to ATP or ADW using Tomcat
• Connecting to ATP or ADW using Web Logic Server (WLS)
• Connect to ATP or ADW using Eclipse Plugin
• Microservices Essentials: Kubernetes and its ecosystem, Data, and TX patterns