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Application Development
You can develop applications using many operating systems, languages, and tools. Different parts of the application can run inside the database, on an application server, or on a client machine. This book introduces you to various aspects of application development with Oracle, including the typical duties of a developer.
Application Developer's Guide - Fundamentals | HTML |
Java
The Java programming language is used for database code that runs inside the database, on a middle tier, or on a client system. Many database components have Java APIs that are documented in the Javadoc format.
Java Developer's Guide | HTML |
JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference | HTML |
JPublisher User's Guide | HTML |
Data Cartridge Java API Reference (Javadoc) | HTML |
Data Mining Java API Reference (Javadoc) | HTML |
OLAP Java API Reference (Javadoc) | HTML |
SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference | HTML |
Ultra Search Java API Reference (Javadoc) | HTML |
XML Java API Reference (Javadoc) | HTML |
Streams Advanced Queuing Java API Reference (Javadoc) | HTML |
Spatial Java API Reference (Javadoc) | HTML |
OLAP Analytic Workspace Java API Reference (Javadoc) | HTML |
Globalization Development Kit Java API Reference (Javadoc) | HTML |
interMedia Java Classes API Reference (Javadoc) | HTML |
interMedia Java Classes for Servlets and JSP API Reference (Javadoc) | HTML |
XML
You can store XML content in the database, and write applications to process it and use it as a data interchange format:
XML DB Developer's Guide | HTML |
XML C++ API Reference | HTML |
XML C API Reference | HTML |
XML Developer's Kit Programmer's Guide | HTML |
XML Java API Reference (Javadoc) | HTML |
Globalization
You can store data from different character sets and code pages, and manipulate and present that data as appropriate for each locale:
Globalization Support Guide | HTML |
Globalization Development Kit Java API Reference (Javadoc) | HTML |
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SQL and PL/SQL
SQL is the underlying language for all database programming. PL/SQL is tightly integrated with SQL, usually for code running inside the database such as triggers, stored procedures and functions, and PL/SQL packages. SQL*Plus is the command-line tool for running SQL and compiling PL/SQL. In addition to the individual books for each environment, there is an online quick reference that combines all three environments.
SQL Reference | HTML |
SQL Quick Reference | HTML |
PL/SQL User's Guide and Reference | HTML |
PL/SQL Packages and Types Reference | HTML |
SQL*Plus User's Guide and Reference | HTML |
SQL*Plus Quick Reference | HTML |
Oracle Call Interface
The Oracle Call Interface is for low-level, efficient coding in C or C++:
Oracle Call Interface Programmer's Guide | HTML |
Oracle C++ Call Interface Programmer's Guide | HTML |
Application Developer Guides
These books cover specific aspects of developing with Oracle:
Application Developer's Guide - Large Objects | HTML |
Application Developer's Guide - Object-Relational Features | HTML |
Application Developer's Guide - Rules Manager and Expression Filter | HTML |
Application Developer's Guide - Fundamentals | HTML |
Application Developer's Guide - Workspace Manager | HTML |
Data Mining Application Developer's Guide | HTML |
HTML DB 2 Day Developer (1.6) | HTML |
HTML DB 2 Day Developer (2.0) | HTML |
HTML DB User's Guide (1.6) | HTML |
HTML DB User's Guide (2.0) | HTML |
OLAP Application Developer's Guide | HTML |
Sample Schemas | HTML |
Text Application Developer's Guide | HTML |
Precompilers
The precompilers are used for traditional client-server applications in various languages:
Pro*C/C++ Precompiler Getting Started for Windows | HTML |
Pro*C/C++ Precompiler Programmer's Guide | HTML |
Pro*COBOL Getting Started for Windows | HTML |
Pro*COBOL Programmer's Guide | HTML |
Pro*FORTRAN Supplement to the Oracle Precompilers Guide | HTML |
Pro*PL/1 Supplement to the Oracle Precompilers Guide | HTML |
Programmer's Guide to the Oracle Precompilers | HTML |
SQL*Module for Ada Programmer's Guide | HTML |

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