Re: Web developing choice

I suspect that Oracle would suggest 9iAS and .jsp pages. This should certainly produce robust code.

I also wouldn't write off .asp There are a bunch of good development tools for it plus a large pool of developers and if you know what you are doing it is pretty robust and fast. It probably isn't an especially good choice for a large and busy website (msdn.microsoft.com anyone) mind but for most normal corporations it is perfectly adequate.

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Niall Litchfield
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Audit Commission UK

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"Michael Rothwell" <marothwell_at_yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> After working with OAS PL/SQL module for the past few years to get data

> to the web (what my client wanted).  I know there are faster

> developement/execution products to get Oracle to the web.  I'm vaguely

> familiar with Cold Fusion and JDeveloper, and have seen posts on PSP.

> What is the most commonly used approach out there right now.  I will be

> soon starting a new contract and I have some say over the technology

> used.  I'm basically looking for an aproach that has moderate to quick

> development but is robust and fast when executed.  I'll give up the

> speed of development to have robustness and speed when deployed.

>

> Thanks for any information.

>

> Michael