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I have a PLSQL agent on the webserver where I can make procedures which can
acsess the database.
I have made a calendar in java where it will be possible to click on dates,
choose times, etc.
The things I choose in the java applet must bee transfered too the PLSQL
procedure so it can use it to update the database.
My problem was to find a way to post the data from the applet to the PLSQL
procedure. I have tried to make an URL connection to the PLSQL procedure and
then formatted the data like a HTML-post will do.
In this way I have been able to post in to the procedure, but it doesent
work all the time.
The problem is that the user is allowed to choose several sets vidth dates
and I dont know how to post them all
in one operation.
Regards
Jon-Robert Pedersen
Simon Riggs skrev i meldingen <01bd5411$e973a790$0200000a_at_krakatoa>...
>Java applets are written in Java; these can be downloaded.
>
>Procedures can be written in Java, according to the rules laid down by
>Oracle.
>
>What is it exactly that you are trying to achieve?
>
>Jon-Robert Pedersen <jrp_at_jrp.net> wrote in article
><6etdgu$jqk$1_at_news1.sol.no>...
>> We are developing an application with PLSQL,but have major problems
making
>> an javaapplet to comunicate
>> with our PLSQL-procedures. Do anybody know how to implement javaapplets
in
>> PLSQL???
>>
>> Thomas Malme (Norway)
>>
>>
>>
Received on Fri Mar 27 1998 - 00:00:00 CST