Re: Moving forms to website?

I've run forms on the web. To do it you run the forms java applet from a html page and this makes a direct connection to the forms server (Note this is not an http connection) which is a stand alone app run on the server. Once these two are talking in behaves like a forms application (i.e. True client server)

You don't need the application server or Oracles web server. The main problem with it is that it won't talk through firewalls unless you can get a hole blasted through it which is not easy (Technically easy, politically impossible).

You need Developer 2000 server. This has all the server side bits you need.

If you need any more help mail me.

yliu_at_creighton.edu wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I have questions on how to move a form to my website. I downloaded Oracle
> Developer 2000 6.0 beta and developed a form using Form Builder. The from
> works fine when I run it. However, I want to put this form on my website
> so visitors can query my database (I have MS access database right now). I
> have a free web server on my pc (it is Sambar server). That's where I host
> my website. I have put the .fmx file into the html directory on my web
> server. I don't know what to do next? Does anybody have experiences in
> this area? Do I need Oracle application server (or Oracle Web server) to
> do this in my case?
>
> Thank you very much for any help.
>
> Yongge
> yliu_at_creighton.edu
Received on Mon Feb 15 1999 - 03:23:02 CST