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Subject: Looking for way to connect applet to remote database
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Hi --

As I understand it, my applet (which is served up by my web server) cannot
legally connect to my database (which is running on a different server than my
web server). What I think I need is some sort of process running in background
which would proxy my applet's jdbc requests to my remote postgresql database.

I have an Oracle database which comes with a Connection Manager which seems to
enable this sort of behavior. I have searched the postgresql mail archives but I
haven't been able to locate this here. Does anyone know of something like this?

Thanks,

Glenn

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