I'm still using it here :)

Not in production or anything but it works good for the stupid import 
routines I'm writing at the moment... sigh.

Julian

Avi Bryant wrote:
> 
> On Mar 9, 2004, at 12:57 AM, Vaidas Didzbalis wrote:
> 
>> System needs to connect to oracle database and perform query with time 
>> out option. If time out occurs, execution must be canceled and 
>> connection terminated. System must allow multiple queries to run 
>> concurrently.
> 
> 
> I've done this in the past using a simple Java bridge server and the 
> Oracle "lite" JDBC driver.  The Java bridge listened on a socket for 
> query strings and would reply with serialized result objects or an error 
> code.  A single Squeak image could easily open multiple connections to 
> the bridge to have concurrent queries.
> 
> I can try to dig up my old code for this, but it might be worthwhile to 
> redo this using the Java Serialization package that has since appeared 
> on SqueakMap (I used a custom serialization scheme which was the bulk of 
> the code on both sides).
> 
>