Mike
   How are you planning to use Java? Generally, there are 3 ways:
1. Java stored procedures, like PL/SQL stored procedures. This is where the
java_pool_size setting becomes very important. Otherwise, set it low after
installation so it doesn't waste memory. Most sites don't seem very
interested in Java stored procedures, as near as I can tell.
2. Java thick client
3. Java thin client
Either way, you probably have an application server installed somewhere,
like Oracle 9i A.S., Tomcat, BEA WebLogic, etc. For #2 and #3 you don't need
to do anything in Oracle. #3 doesn't even use SQL*Net, from what I can see.
The A.S. administrators will probably want to do connection pooling, so they
will ask you to create a login with broad access so several applications can
use it.

Dennis Williams
DBA, 40%OCP, 100% DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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We have ORACLE 9ir2 on SUN Solaris.  We plan to use
Java on ORACLE very soon and need you help.

1. how to check the database we have is "java enable"?

2. If database on "java enable", which files we need
run to make it "java" enable"?

3. on init.ora file their has a entry call
"java_pool_size = ????".  What value should I put in
there?

4. except "java_pool_size = ??", does their has other
entry we need put on "init.ora" file to support JAVA?

Thanks.

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