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Develop Java applications with Oracle Database
Using JDBC, the Universal Connection Pool (UCP) and the embedded JVM (OJVM) through technical articles, white papers, code samples, FAQs and more.
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JDBC Benefits
Whether on the cloud or on-premises, developing Java applications with Oracle Autonomous Databases is fast and simple. Java developers can take advantage of the latest features, such as Oracle Autonomous Database, performance self-tuning, high availability, in-memory processing, and pluggable databases to design and develop a high performant, scalable, and reliable applications. Oracle Database 19c and 18c JDBC drivers introduce a new property file (ojdbc.properties) along with few other features that simplifies the connection to Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP) and Autonomous Data Warehousing (ADW).
| Java Standards | Supports JDK11, JDK10, JDK9, JDK8 and compliant to JDBC 4.3 and JDBC 4.2 by JDBC driver (ojdbc10.jar (19c only) and ojdbc8.jar) and Universal Connection Pool (ucp.jar) |
| Connection |
Easy Connect Plus for easier TCPS connections and passing connection properties (19c only); new ojdbc.properties file to set connection properties; multiple ways for setting TNS_ADMIN; setting server's domain name (DN) cert as a connection property; support of new wallet property (my_wallet_directory)
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| Performance | Reactive Streams Ingest (RSI) for streaming data into the Oracle Database (19c only); Oracle connection manager (CMAN) in traffic director mode (CMAN-TDM) |
| Scalability | Oracle RAC data affinity; shard routing APIs for mid-tiers; shared pool for multitenant and sharded database; and run time load balancing (RLB) |
| High Availability | Transparent Application Continuity (TAC); support of concrete classes with Application Continuity (AC); AC with DRCP; FAN support; and Transaction Guard (TG) |
| Security | Automatic Provider Resolution (OraclePKIProvider); support for Key Store Service (KSS); HTTPS proxy support; TLSv1.2 Support; Kerberos, Oracle Wallets, and JKS |
| Data Types | Accessibility to PL/SQL associative arrays; Oracle REF CURSOR as IN bind parameter; and JSON datatype validation |
Documentation
- JDBC News
- JDBC Developers Guide
- UCP Developers Guide
- Java Programming with Oracle Database 19c (PDF)
- Java Performance, Scalability, Availability, Security, and Manageability with Oracle Database 12c Release 2 (12.2.0.1)
- Connection Management Strategies for Java applications using JDBC and UCP
- Java Programming with Oracle Database 12c RAC and Active Data Guard
- Planned/Unplanned downtime & Runtime Load balancing with UCP in WebSphere
- Planned/Unplanned downtime & Runtime Load balancing with UCP in Tomcat
- SSL With Oracle JDBC Thin Driver
Resources
- JDBC Developer Asked Questions (FAQ)
- UCP Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- DEV4615: Performance and Scalability for Java Applications using RDBMS
- DEV4616: Zero Downtime for Java Applications: What's New, Use cases, and Solutions
- DEV4614: Reactive Streams Processing with a New Java Library, Helidon, and Microservices
- DEV6323: Java/JDBC Scalability and Asynchrony: Reactive Extension and Fibers
- DEV1730: Microservices Essentials: Kubernetes and Ecosystem, Data, and Transaction Patterns