JDBC Example using CORBA

This example is organized in the same way as the previous RMI example. The user interface is the Java applet on the client side of CORBA. The server side of CORBA is a Java class that has methods to call JDBC to access the database.

CORBA uses the Interface Definition Language (IDL) to define the interface, and it uses the Visigenic ORB to provide the object request broker service between the two hosts.

This example also uses the WebLogic driver to access an Oracle database server, and as before, the CORBA server must be on the same host as the WebLogic driver.

This example is organized in the same way as the previous RMI example. The user interface is the Java applet on the client side of CORBA. The server side of CORBA is a Java class that has methods to call JDBC to access the database.