Re: Oracle9iAS amd domains

Hi!

IFS is for storing files, not for building intranet. If you want to have file server, which is also able to serve files using several protocols (WebDAV etc..), then yes, you can use IFS.

But I suggest you to do strong stress testing and not just for hour, but for days. I had several (performance) problems with IFS, eventually moved away from it, when a virus hit our office and started crawling through IFS file structure - after that IFS stopped working normally and couldn't be repaired either..

After that I concluded - regular files should stay on regular file server.

Of course now the versions might be more mature, but I've not seen Oracle promoting it for some time, maybe they've abandoned it like they did with InterOffice several years ago ;)

Tanel.

"suntac" <suntac_at_antispam.gov> wrote in message news:0pgtevc8nehdeq8aul89ptjll4k60uc4t4_at_4ax.com...
> Are there people that used Oracle9iAS with IFS to build a intranet?
>
> I like to build a intranet using this. We like to have a web interface
> to access a file system that is managed by a couple of people that
> indicate what user and usergroeps can or can not access a file.
>
> I think most of this is standard out of the box solution with IFS. Am
> i correct or not?
>
> Is IFS a good way to build a intranet site or is there a better
> solution?
>
> Regards,
> Johan.
>
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Received on Sun Jun 22 2003 - 21:59:17 CDT