Re: How to configure WebView ... or use WebServer 3.0

Thanks Uday. I figured that WebView was pretty much dead b/c no one on the newsgroups seems to be talking about it.

Kent

In article <73i201$ltu_at_journal.concentric.net>,   "Uday Bikkasani" <udayb_at_concentric.net> wrote:
> If you want to use the old web view you also need the web application server
> 3.0. If you are using the latest one renamed as webdb, then you can use the
> listener that comes with it.
>
> try to get the product from http://technet.oracle.com
>
> Uday
> lewandow_at_uwm.edu wrote in message <73i164$ldr$1_at_nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
> >
> >
> >I am charged with developing some sort of Web Interface to an Oracle
> Database
> >('data warehouse'). I have a book called 'Oracle Web Application Server
> >Handbook' which describes in great detail how to use C, PL/SQL, etc. to
> >generate hard-coded dynamic HTML. There also seems to be a tool called
> >WEBVIEW which I downloaded from govt.us.oracle.com. It seems to offer an
> >easier way to generate HTML code than raw PLSQL. Am I correct in this
> >assumption?
> >
> >If so then will someone please tell me how to configure the WebView?
> >We downloaded it, uncompressed and tar'd, created synonyms (following
> >all the directions). Now when we try to access it through our browser
> >we can't find it. The instructions say you need to have some kind of
> >'cartridge' configured. How do I do that? The supposed url is
> >http://<yourHost:yourport>/<yourCartridge>/<DAD>/webview.home
> >However we don't have a cartridge to put in the URL (I think?)
> >and therefore can't see the web page.
> >
> >Any guidance or advice would be appreciated.
> >
> >Kent
> >--
> >Kent Lewandowski
> >lewandow_at_uwm.edu
> >Intern, Graduate Assistant
> >Milwaukee Public Schools
> >
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Kent Lewandowski
lewandow_at_uwm.edu
Intern, Graduate Assistant
Milwaukee Public Schools

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