Re: Web Server???

From: Eric Sundby <esundby_at_divcomp.com>
Date: Mon, 08 Feb 1999 21:09:48 -0500
Message-ID: <36BF98EC.53013CE@divcomp.com>

It does have the ability to use PL/SQL to create dynamic pages based on database content. It's a pretty cool system if you know PL/SQL. There is also the ability to use Developer 2000 to create forms and in turn make those forms available to the web via a Java Applet. I believe the product that does that is called J-Initiator or something like that.

Eric Sundby
SR Oracle DBA
Diversified Computer Consultants - DCC
(404)262-1189
http://www.divcomp.com

Sebas Santos wrote:

> I want to know if the Oracle Web Server, has a tool with the ability to
> let users enter data tot he database and browse and query the database
> from remote locations. In addition, if allows you to create a form type
> java class generated from the original 2000 form?
> Example: PowerBuilder lets you generate a web page from the database
> selected fields, and runs on the PowerDynamo web server. VB lets you
> create a copy of your forms generated with J++, and you can use this
> into your web page and has the full functionality of the application.
> Is there anything like this to Oracle, Dev 2000, and Oracle WEB SERVER?
> Thanks,
> Sebas
Received on Mon Feb 08 1999 - 20:09:48 CST