Can I develop and debug SQLJ programs with Oracle JDeveloper?
Yes, JDeveloper fully incorporates Oracle SQLJ. Developing : Creating SQLJ code in JDeveloper is no different than creating Java code. SQLJ files ( .sqlj ) can be included in your projects as well as Java files ( .java ). Compiling … stub: invalid argument” “Unable to initialize threads: …” “An application error has occurred… Exception:access violation …” (in trying to run Sun …
Yes, JDeveloper fully incorporates Oracle SQLJ. Developing: Creating SQLJ code in JDeveloper is no different than creating Java code. SQLJ files (.sqlj) can be included in your projects as well as Java files (.java). Compiling: When you compile a SQLJ source file (identified by the .sqlj file extension), the Oracle SQLJ translator and Oracle profile customizer are automatically invoked. Prior to compiling, you can use JDeveloper to set some of the SQLJ command-line translation options. Debugging: SQLJ statements can be debugged in-line as your application executes, as with any Java statements. Reported line numbers map back to the original SQLJ source code (as opposed to the Java code that the translator generates). Note: JDeveloper version 3.0 (and 2.0), were packaged with Oracle SQLJ version 8.1.5. While JDeveloper 3.0 supports JDK 1.2, Oracle SQLJ 8.1.5 does not. If you want to develop a JDK 1.2 application that uses SQLJ in JDeveloper 3.0, you need to download and apply the SQLJ 8.
