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In article <E76tC8.EsE_at_ig.co.uk> Jacqui Caren <Jacqui.Caren_at_ig.co.uk> writes:
> In article <5ghmp2$5r0_at_tholian.cse.psu.edu>,
> John D Groenveld <groenvel_at_tholian.cse.psu.edu> wrote:
> >In article <5gdogf$pai$1_at_news.hkol.com>, Pao Wan <paowan_at_drdun.com> wrote:
> >>I can use perl to connect Oracle server on NCSA, and I can use PL/SQL to
> >>create web application on Oracle webserver. Which will be fast? Which will be
> >>flexible?
> >
> >If you want flexibility, then you should compare Oracle WebServer3.0 and
> >Apache/modperl--both in final beta.
> >John
> >groenvel_at_cse.psu.edu
>
> Also the new(ish) Apache::DBI module for persistent connections.
> see clpm for announcement.
>
> Remember that the Apache model (multiple processes) means that
> record locking will not be effective.
>
> Another option for select update cycles with strict locks
> is the CGI::Miniserver, which should work with most
> web servers that perl will operate with under standard CGI.
>
>
> Jacqui
>
>
> --
> Jacqui Caren, Software Systems, Paul Ingram Group Ltd. J.Caren_at_ig.co.uk
> AD: Need flexible, high quality reporting? - www.perl.co.uk/ig/dp.html
>
Web App Server 3.0 has an integrated Perl5 engine - get it from http://www.olab.com/beta
thanks,
-- Magnus Lonnroth Principal Product Manager Internet Server Products Oracle CorporationReceived on Thu Mar 20 1997 - 00:00:00 CST