Oracle ships Oracle Plug-In for IIS with 9iAS, which provides essentially the same
functionality as mod_plsql. And our company is currently developing a servlet that
can be used with any server supporting Java Servlets (don't think IIS does, but
there's Apache for win32) and will provide the same functionality. mod_plsql is
Apache-only (actually, it seems it's only for Oracle HTTP Server powered by Apache)
and can't be used with anything else (IIS, FastTrack/iPlanet, etc.)
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"Andy Hardy" <newsnov01_at_ahardy.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Anyone using IIS with mod_plsql? Does it work? Does it work well!
>
> I'm looking at some web development and 9iAS looks a bit pricy when the
> only features we need are to support plsql web pages and some standard
> CGI.
>
> Andy
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Received on Thu Apr 11 2002 - 06:43:37 CDT
