D Connecting JDBC-based RDF Applications to Oracle Autonomous AI Database

This appendix describes how to establish JDBC connections to Autonomous AI Database.

Many RDF client tools rely on JDBC URLs to connect to Oracle AI Database. The JDBC URLs may be entered into a field in GUI-based tools such as Protégé or used in Java code to create a Connection object for Eclipse RDF4J or Apache Jena.

You can connect to your Autonomous AI Database using either a walletless TLS connection or a wallet-based mTLS connection as described in the following topics.

See Also:

Connect with JDBC Thin Driver in Using Oracle Autonomous AI Database Serverless for comprehensive information about connecting with the JDBC Thin Driver.

• Using a Walletless TLS Connection
  You can connect to Autonomous AI Database using a walletless Transport Layer Security (TLS) authentication.
• Using a Wallet-Based mTLS Connection
  You can also connect to Autonomous AI Database using a wallet-based mutual TLS (mTLS) authentication.