Re: Oracle Webserver Vs. other Webservers

I have at my work started to work with Oracle webserver 2. I personally think that we have made the right choice. The OWS is designed for the Oracle database and integration is perfect. If you are using other servers the alternatives to control a database is either CGI which is resource demanding or there is also JDBC which requires the latest browsers. With PL/SQL the webpages and queries compiles into the database which enhances the security.

The knowledge I have gained is that it is a smart move but I am not an expert.

Best of luck.  

> Our university is trying to decide whether we should purchase the Oracle
> Webserver (at a relatively high cost), or install a good public domain
> webserver (on various Unix systems). Unfortunately, I don't have specific
 

> application requirements but assume that we want to be able to primarily
> access Oracle Db's with queries and updates. If anyone has any Oracle
> Webserver Vs. other webservers comparison info or pointers to comparison
> info, I'd appreciate it. TIA.
>

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