Dive into Oracle ADF      (Updated: 2/3/2008; 9:11:54 PM.) Tips and tricks from Steve Muench on Oracle ADF Framework and JDeveloper IDE Useful Resources ADF Developers Guide ADF Learning Center ADF Step-by-Step Tutorial ADF SRDemo Sample JDev Online Documentation Oracle ADF FAQ Wiki Oracle ADF Training OTN J2EE for Forms Devs Oracle JHeadstart for ADF JHeadstart Features/Benefits Step-by-Step ADF/JHS Tutorial Books and Training on ADF ADF Recommended Reading ADF Toy Store Demo ADF Toy Store JSF 10.1.3 My Technical Articles Most Common ADF Methods My Recent Presentations My Oracle Magazine Columns JDev on OTN JDev Discussion Forum OTN HowTo Documents Some Companies Using ADF About Me Oracle Community Blogs JDev Release History JDeveloper/ADF Screencasts JDev/ADF 11g Tech Preview JDev/ADF 11g Tips Undocumented Samples Other ADF Bloggers AMIS Technology Andrejus Baranovski Chris Muir Didier Laurent Duncan Mills Edwin Biemond Frank Nimphius Gerard Davison Gerger Consulting Grant Ronald iAdvise JHeadstart Team Jakub Pawlowski Janusz Marchewa John Stegeman Luc Bors Lynn Munsinger Matthew Wilson Olaf Heimburger Shay Shmeltzer Search blog with Google:   Search BC4J JavaDoc:   January 2004 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat         1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Dec   Feb Wednesday, January 21, 2004 Is It Possible to Use BC4J to Build Apps for DB2 or SQLServer? Sure. In addition to working excellently against an Oracle database, you can develop BC4J-based applications that work against DB2 and SQLServer as well. In theory, any well-behaved SQL92-compliant database should work for which you have a JDBC driver, but DB2 and SQLServer and OracleLite are the three other databases that we test against besides the main Oracle database. This OTN HowTo on Using BC4J with Foreign Datasources should help anyone interested in this get familiar with the details... 6:43:05 PM     © Copyright 2008 Steve Muench.