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How to Build Toolkit Applet

867670Sep 13 2011 — edited Sep 22 2011
Dear friends

For the moment, I am starting with the toolkit applet. I actually do not know how to build them, or run them as a demo even though I have got a lot of samples on the internet.

I know that there is an IDE named Developer Suite, which is developed by Gemalto, providing necessary facilities for writing toolkit applets, building and running them. However, this tool is charged and not free as Netbeans or Eclipse.

My question is: how can I build and run a toolkit applet without purchasing Developer Suite?

P/S: from the internet, I now have two packages sim.access.* and sim.toolkit.*. Can I write a toolkit applet on notepad, and use those packages within ANT-TASK (I know ANT is quite helpful) to build the toolkit applet to CAP file? If yes, how can I? :D
This post has been answered by safarmer on Sep 13 2011
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thatJeffSmith-Oracle
SQL Developer serves as your migration platform - it will connect to DB2 and capture the objects, help you rebuild them in Oracle, migrate the data over, and identify and translate your SQL.

You can find more information for DB2 migrations here
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/products/migration/db2-084087.html
pnshende_DBE
Hi Jeff,

Thanks for your support !!!!!!

But, Could you please tell me more about the actual process of migration takes place using sql developer ?

I mean, How internally it works ?, like it takes data from source database into some temporary memory of machine on which we have sql developer installed and then push forward data to target database etc.


Thanks
Pravin
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