Hi!
The official team does not. I do plan it, and there is a very buggy and basic implementation at my homesite.
http://www.rootshell.be/~hornyakl/download/
it works, but it has a __very__ small own JDBC driver, and doesn`t support most of the data types in fact.
The project is currently in replaning phase and is not available online becouse of some technical reason (if the lack
ofinternet is a reason ;).
What I can tell you about it:
-Communication across various protocols (CORBA, or own protocol or anything)
-Jakarta-avalon and phoenix as framework. It is small and fast, a very flexible, so I like it.
-A modified version of the original JDBC driver will be the embeded JDBC driver.
-Will support load ballancing somehow.
I do not stop the project. If you have any idea or suggestion on postgresql`s java stored procedure system, you can
sendit directly to me. (there is NO public forum yet, which is problem)
Laszlo Hornyak
ps: Anyway Oracle is not the only database with java stored proc support. Db2, progress (they believe what they do is
somethinglike that), Sybase, and so on... Postgres realy need it, I think.
On Sun, Sep 08, 2002 at 02:08:13PM -0300, Felipe Schnack wrote:
> Probably I should post this on a general PostgreSQL mailing list, but i'm
> not subscribed in any, so...
> Probably you all know Oracle is able to run Java code as SPs. I just found
> this link and though it was interessanting:
> http://www.tapsellferrier.co.uk/projects/postgres-java.html
> If I got it right, this isn't official. The official pgsql team is thinking
> about implementing java as a stored procedure language? That would be really cool.
>
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