Re: postgresql-java

Hi!

The official team does not. I do plan it, and there is a very buggy and basic implementation at my homesite. http://www.rootshell.be/~hornyakl/download/
it works, but it has a __very__ small own JDBC driver, and doesn`t support most of the data types in fact.

The project is currently in replaning phase and is not available online becouse of some technical reason (if the lack of internet is a reason ;).
What I can tell you about it:
-Communication across various protocols (CORBA, or own protocol or anything)
-Jakarta-avalon and phoenix as framework. It is small and fast, a very flexible, so I like it.
-A modified version of the original JDBC driver will be the embeded JDBC driver.
-Will support load ballancing somehow.

I do not stop the project. If you have any idea or suggestion on postgresql`s java stored procedure system, you can send it directly to me. (there is NO public forum yet, which is problem)

Laszlo Hornyak

ps: Anyway Oracle is not the only database with java stored proc support. Db2, progress (they believe what they do is something like that), Sybase, and so on... Postgres realy need it, I think.

On Sun, Sep 08, 2002 at 02:08:13PM -0300, Felipe Schnack wrote:
> Probably I should post this on a general PostgreSQL mailing list, but i'm
> not subscribed in any, so...
> Probably you all know Oracle is able to run Java code as SPs. I just found
> this link and though it was interessanting:
> http://www.tapsellferrier.co.uk/projects/postgres-java.html
> If I got it right, this isn't official. The official pgsql team is thinking
> about implementing java as a stored procedure language? That would be really cool.
>
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