SQLJ is an alternative to using JDBC for providing persistence to the J2EE application server platform.
Because SQLJ is built, in part, on JDBC, it shares many of the same issues JDBC
has with data conversion. For more information on the SQLJ interface, see the
discussion of Part 0 for SQLJ
(new window). Also see the discussion of using
JDBC with application servers (new window).
The following diagram is the same one used with the discussion of JDBC and
application servers. It is the same because SQLJ sits on top of the JDBC interface.
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