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Hans Forbrich wrote:
> nowayjose_at_telus.net wrote:
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>> On 18 Feb 2004 01:29:39 -0800, vslabs_at_onwe.co.za (Billy Verreynne)
>>>> I would like to learn how to write simple web applications. I plan to >>>> use Linux and Apache, for database I will naturally use Oracle . But I >>>> don't know what is the easiest way to link Apache and Oracle. What's >>>> the easiest thing to learn: PHP, or Perl, or JSP... or something >>>> completely different? Someone mentioned Cold Fusion, I don't have it, >>>> but if it is easy I guess I can get it and learn... What is your >>>> opinion? >>> >>> >>> PL/SQL web cartridge. There are no cons. Unless you are looking for >>> the complexity of something like a separate app tier, struggling with >>> thin JDBC issues, writing JSP code that craps all over Oracle, etc. >>> etc. >>> >> >> >> Bill, you are talking about the Oracle iAS, not generic Apache. I >> don't have the iAS, and I am not buying it for this little project. >> What I have is a Linux box with generic Apache. No Pl/SQL cartridge. >> Only what is available in the public domain. >>
Just got your explanation posted to the other thread-tail. Apology for expressing my frustration in the above manner.
I suggest PERL for your restrictions. Most universal.
/Hans Received on Fri Feb 20 2004 - 14:15:20 CST