Re: Oracle Internet Structure

Dave,
I would strongly suggest you get the WEB APPLICATIONS 101 book, by Sten Vesterli , It will bring you up to speed pretty quick. It is very easy to read.

Luis.

Dave Leach wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I realize I'm way behind on this but can anyone point me to any links which
> describe the components that make up Oracle's Application Server in a novice
> way. The sort of things I'm looking for are
>
> In simple terms what is an Apps server?
> What is an Apache Server and how does this integrate with the Apps server?
> What is the difference between a Web site and Portal?
> What third party technologies are used with Oracle Apps server?.
>
> I have looked on OTN but cannot find something which describes the structure
> at the level required (ie. a complete novice)
>
> As I say I'm a complete novice in this area but our company is just starting
> to look at a web based solution and I want to get an understanding of what's
> involved and how this may effect me as a DBA.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Dave Leach
>
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