| Using ODA from own application [message #19521] |
Tue, 18 July 2006 07:10  |
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Hallo all!
I have a question(s):
Can i use the ODA Framework in my own applications?
For example i want have a persistence layer, wich accesses an
(JDBC)database or XML-files or Flat-files.
How does look access with ODA to databases in my source code? Exists for
this an How-To or an Tutorial? (have not found, but perhaps that knows
one? or did someone already something similar?
best regards and thanks,
Nikolai
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| Re: Using ODA from own application [message #19610 is a reply to message #19521] |
Tue, 18 July 2006 23:41  |
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Nikolai,
Do you mean you want your application to consume an ODA driver? Is this
mainly for runtime data retrieval? Or for your application UI to host a
custom ODA designer as well?
For consuming an ODA runtime driver, the ODA framework provides a consumer
helper (org.eclipse.datatools.connectivity.oda.consumer) that encapsulates
the logic to handle variations of oda drivers.
It implements the same ODA runtime interfaces, as an oda driver.
As you may have noticed, the ODA runtime interfaces are JDBC-like. So
consuming it can be seen as somewhat similar to consuming jdbc api.
An example of an ODA consumer is in BIRT Data Engine (org.eclipse.birt.data
plugin's odaconsumer package).
Linda
Nikolai Raitsev wrote:
> Hallo all!
>
> I have a question(s):
>
> Can i use the ODA Framework in my own applications?
>
> For example i want have a persistence layer, wich accesses an
> (JDBC)database or XML-files or Flat-files.
>
> How does look access with ODA to databases in my source code? Exists for
> this an How-To or an Tutorial? (have not found, but perhaps that knows
> one? or did someone already something similar?
>
> best regards and thanks,
>
> Nikolai
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| Re: Using ODA from own application [message #581073 is a reply to message #19521] |
Tue, 18 July 2006 23:41 |
| Eclipse User |
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Nikolai,
Do you mean you want your application to consume an ODA driver? Is this
mainly for runtime data retrieval? Or for your application UI to host a
custom ODA designer as well?
For consuming an ODA runtime driver, the ODA framework provides a consumer
helper (org.eclipse.datatools.connectivity.oda.consumer) that encapsulates
the logic to handle variations of oda drivers.
It implements the same ODA runtime interfaces, as an oda driver.
As you may have noticed, the ODA runtime interfaces are JDBC-like. So
consuming it can be seen as somewhat similar to consuming jdbc api.
An example of an ODA consumer is in BIRT Data Engine (org.eclipse.birt.data
plugin's odaconsumer package).
Linda
Nikolai Raitsev wrote:
> Hallo all!
>
> I have a question(s):
>
> Can i use the ODA Framework in my own applications?
>
> For example i want have a persistence layer, wich accesses an
> (JDBC)database or XML-files or Flat-files.
>
> How does look access with ODA to databases in my source code? Exists for
> this an How-To or an Tutorial? (have not found, but perhaps that knows
> one? or did someone already something similar?
>
> best regards and thanks,
>
> Nikolai
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