You can access stored procedures using JDBC fairly easily. I would classify stored procedures and application logic as different, so I wouldn't necessarily recommend keeping all 'procedures' java...
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You can access stored procedures using JDBC fairly easily. I would classify stored procedures and application logic as different, so I wouldn't necessarily recommend keeping all 'procedures' java...
The basic design of applications such as this is to keep application logic on the server side, or at least separate from the client. This prevents any logic from being locked into the client directly...
This project doesn't sound like an easy one...in other words it sounds quite fun.
Given you wish to have an applet, java is a requirement for the client side. Server side you could go with quite...