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java connect to a hierachical database

 
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Which technology below should be used to connect J2EE with a hierachical database ?
JTA, JNDI, JMS, JavaMail, Java IDL
Thanks in advance
Ruilin
[This message has been edited by ruilin yang (edited November 01, 2001).]
 
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I guess it should be JTA.
Thanks
Ram
 
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I think u'r right. It seems I read JTA is the right way to do this.
Thanks for u reply.
Ruilin
 
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why not JNDI? LDAP is hierachical database example and JNDI is used to acces it.. :O(
 
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It's JNDI as SWAR had mentioned.JTA is used for managing the transactions.
 
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