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Java daemon that communicates with Oracle database

Asked by dawhisman in Oracle 10.x, PL / SQL, Java Programming Language

Tags: daemon

I am looking for a JAVA solution for the need described below.  I'm sorry if this is redundant, but I didn't know how to search for this in the existing solutions.

We have two servers:  ServerA and ServerB.  Both are running Red Hat.  ServerA also runs an Oracle database.  We need a "daemon" to run on ServerB that maintains a connection with the database on ServerA.  The purpose of this daemon is so, from inside the Oracle database on ServerA, we can run OS commands on ServerB.  We currently use a Pro*C (Oracle C precompiler) daemon that works great, but thanks to compatibility issues we must convert to a java based solution.

Our IT shop is fairly weak in Java right now so I'm hoping to find some sample code that basically does what we need. I figure this must have been written many times over by now and I'm hoping someone can share the code with us.

If this is not enough info let me know and I will fill in the gaps.

Thanks experts!
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