Oracle Database and Microsoft Windows and .NET Interoperability: Packing Much More than Meets the Eye

Posted Aug 7th, 2009

By kimberly.billings on April 7, 2009 10:12 AM

IDC recently published a white paper that examines how Windows administrators and .NET developers can take advantage of the deep integration between Oracle Database and the Microsoft Windows and .NET platforms.

In IDC's opinion: "Though often coming without much fanfare, the interoperability initiatives between Oracle and Microsoft technologies around Oracle database support on Windows and with .NET application development have been substantial and have seen several iterations and improvements. Today, interoperability has reached a significant level of depth and maturity such that Oracle database customers developing .NET applications can truly leverage the best that these two vendors have to offer in their respective areas of excellence."

The paper also includes a case study of how Lipper, a Thomson Reuters company, has taken advantage of Oracle and Microsoft's tight integration to achieve high-performance interoperability between the .NET and Oracle worlds in a well-supported manner that harnesses the features and capabilities of both worlds.

Click here to read the report.

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