Re: Oracle WebDB

I don't think those products are direct competitors. Designer will let you reverse engineer your current database (if that is what you want) or design a new one. If you can live with the Oracle defaults, Designer will then generate a reasonable amount of front end for you. Developer lets you control your front end to whatever degree you wish (almost). WebDB, now called the Oracle Application Server uses your database and possibly your Developer forms to allow users to come in over a web browser instead of over Oracle client software installed on each client

Van

David Thomas <crthomas_at_abbey.swan.ac.uk> wrote in message news:82lvsk$5ef$1_at_news.swan.ac.uk...
> My organisation is undecided on which Oracle development environment to
use
> for an upcoming re-development project.
> The two front runners are Developer 2000 and WebDB.
>
> Does anyone have anything good/bad to report on WebDB?
>
> I usually take a cynical view of tools which promise lightning fast
results
> by the use of wizards, as they're usually not as flexible and powerful as
> they claim.
>
> Any views would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thank you.
>
>
Received on Wed Dec 08 1999 - 19:05:34 CST