Which way in JAVA is the best and modern to connect Oracle

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Which way in JAVA is the best and modern to connect oracle???
not reply your mine please
I need professional answers please...

using JDBC

using DataSource with JNDI

using JPA

using Hibernate

JDBC + iBatis + Spring

Not sure I completely understand. Is your question about connecting to Oracle via Java? Or just connecting to Oracle?

I mean connect to Oracle with Java
which way in Java is the best connet to oracle

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There are several ways to connect to Oracle db

using JDBC

using DataSource with JNDI

using JPA

using Hibernate

JDBC + iBatis + Spring

which is

Well, "most modern" is the latest version of the Oracle driver. You'll get that from Oracle.

As for best, that depends on your requirements. The different types of drivers have different properties. See the JDBC tutorial for more.

Vasif Mustafayev wrote:There are several ways to connect to Oracle db

using JDBC
using DataSource with JNDI
using JPA
using Hibernate
JDBC + iBatis + Spring

which is

Ah, that's what your question is about. Have a search in the ORM forum, this gets discussed lots of times. There are pros and cons to all approaches.

It's a trick question. There is no best way. Each has its own merits and should be used for specific reasons.

thanks for post Paul Sturrock.

Scott Selikoff wrote:Each has its own merits and should be used for specific reasons.

I know that and I want learn which I must use when
is threre a original source for see this? please

The best way to do this is to try them out. The upsides and downsides become fairly obvious when you get your hands dirty.

If you just need to read some opinions other people have, the ORM forum is has discussions about this frequently. A bit of searchign will get you some things to think about quickly enough.

thanks...