XPost: comp.databases.oracle.server, comp.lang.java.databases   
   From: x@x.hr   
      
   I read somewhere in documetation that PL/SQL is better for   
   database-intensive operations, and JSP for logic-intensive operations.   
      
   I can tell you what I use JSP for. We have some XML exchange with our   
   vendors. Every time new order is created, trigger calls JSP that creates XML   
   and sends it to servlet on Apache/Tomcat server (outside firewall) which   
   forwards XML to our vendors. With java classes, it's very easy to program   
   things like that. Possible that it can be done with PL/SQL, but this way   
   it's easyer.   
      
   Right now, I'm planing to connect my oracle with non-oracle database. Since   
   I'm on UNIX, lack of ODBC driver prevents me from using heterogeneous   
   connectivity. I'm trying to load JDBC driver for this non-Oracle database,   
   and connecto to it through JSP.   
      
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