Re: web interface with oracle DB

The most recent issue of Oracle mag had a feature on the latest version of Web Server (2.x?). It looks good if you have HTML under your belt and PL/SQL too - slightly tricky combination, but I'm trying to add it on!

If you prefer old fashioned brute force and ignorance, you can write this as cgi or server-side includes, just having the CGI/SSI be a compiled Pro*C with embedded SQL to do what you want with the input parameters - I tried this, it works fine, but you're probably better off with WebServer (comes free with the latest book on it, 30 quid?)

In article <33b17211.7215378_at_snews.zippo.com>, summer <summer_at_removethis_iname.com> writes
>Hello,
>
>I am designing a web interface for an existing dynamic Oracle DB. The
>interface must have browse/add/delete/edit record and search
>capabilities. There will be 100 users, 10 simultaneous, with varying
>privileges. The basic layout is: LOGIN -> SEARCH SCREEN -> RECORD.
>(There's actually a prototype GUI at
>http://www.humboldt.edu/~slb2/summer.html for anyone who thinks a peek
>might aid in helping me. )
>
>Does anyone have any suggestions as to what software I should be using
>to develop this? Any pointers are *greatly* appreciated.
>
>thanks much,
>
>-summer
>
>summer_at_iname.com
 

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