Oracle FAQ | Your Portal to the Oracle Knowledge Grid |
Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.misc -> Re: need help with building a webinterface!!
On Sun, 30 Mar 2003 11:16:16 +0200, Lieven wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I'm making a database (oracle8i) for biologist. With a java application I
> read data from text files and put everything on the right place in the db.
> The db counts about 1.000.000 records. Now I have to make a webinterface for
> this db and I'm doubting which platform/language to use. I prefer making
> this in a nice way, and would like to make a object-relational mapping. So
> each table in the db corresponds with a object and all the actions on that
> table will be implemented in these objects. Is this the best way?? And are
> there some good tutorials about implementing this mapping??? In the past I
> frequently used php to make websites and communicate with a mysql db. But
> php is not made to program object oriented. Some people at university
> advised my to use Oracle portal, but I want total freedom while I'm
> programming and Portal seems a little simplistic and to wizard-minded. I now
> reading some tutorials about JSP and servlets integraded in Oracle8i, and it
> seems that this can do the job, but I don't find many good tutorials on
> object-relational mapping and on servlets in combination with Oracle8i!!
> Where can I find these tutorials???
>
> Can someone tell me which technology I have to use!!! This project has to be
> finished by the end of april so I have to hurry a little bit!!
>
> grt,
>
> Lieven
If you use Oracle JDeveloper you will find that it fully automates the OO/RDBMS paradigm. It can also create html, xml, or Java Server Page clients for you.
Cheers,
dmz17 Received on Sun Mar 30 2003 - 07:05:00 CST