Showing posts with label database as a service. Show all posts
Showing posts with label database as a service. Show all posts

Monday, June 13, 2016

Create Oracle Cloud Database Connection in Jdeveloper 12.2.1

While doing development on J2EE and ADF very often it is needed to create Oracle Database Connection from Jdeveloper. Jdeveloper provides a wonderful easy window to create and manage multiple Database Connections.

Since the environments have started to move to Cloud much often it is required to create Database Connection for the Oracle Database which is hosted on Oracle Database Cloud Service (DBCS).

There was no way to create SSH Tunnel in Jdeveloper and one has to tunnel the traffic using Putty or SSH command and then use the localhost in jdeveloper database connection window to create successful connection to Database on Cloud.

Jdeveloper 12.2.1 solved this problem by providing a very nice SSH Tunnel window in Database Connections Set up. This SSH Tunnel Configuration can be used to do configure the tunnel and use SSH Public key and user to create the connection.

Below is the process for creating a successful Database Cloud Instance connection from Jdeveloper 12.2.1

On clicking + sign for adding new connection, below window pops up.


Sunday, August 30, 2015

Create Oracle Database Cloud connection in SQL Developer

One of the most basic things to start working on Database Cloud Service offered by Oracle (PAAS) is to create a connection to Database Cloud service from local SQL Developer and browse through the schema and database objects.

The most important and foremost step for using cloud service is to have all the information of the cloud service instance.

Once you logon to the service dashboard by logging into cloud.oracle.com you can see all the services allocated to your account in the dashboard.