[Macpartners] Oracle and OS X

[Tim Boyden]

Hi Stan,

Oracle has released a (probably beta) version of jDeveloper that is free
to download and use:

http://www.oracle.com/start/apple/intro.html?src=1439096&Act=8

You may need a free OTN account to access the link.

>From what I've seen from some quick Google searches, it seems most of
the tools available are aimed at Java and JDBC access to Oracle (and
other) databases.

An Open-Source IDE that's available is Eclipse http://www.eclipse.org
which is supported by some major companies like IBM among others.

Tim Boyden
MIT Department of Facilities
Applications & Desktop Services Team


-----Original Message-----
From: macpartners-bounces at MIT.EDU [mailto:macpartners-bounces at MIT.EDU]
On Behalf Of Stan Diamond
Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2003 11:11 PM
To: macpartners at mit.edu; macosx-help at mit.edu
Subject: [Macpartners] Oracle and OS X


Hi,

At the MIT Genome center we have been searching for a viable oracle 
client for OS X. On the windows side we use SQL Navigator from Quest 
software and we are very anxious to find a product with similar 
capabilities for OS X.

TIA

Stan Diamond
Team Leader for Desktop Support
Whitehead Institute/MIT Center for Genome Research
320 Charles Street - Cambridge, MA  02141-2023
mailto:stan at genome.WI.MIT.EDU
fax: +1 617 258 0903 	voice: +1 617 452 4817

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