Re: Developer/2000 JAVA generation?

From: Dan Townsend <townsend_at_tcdb.com>
Date: 1997/02/28
Message-ID: <33170AD9.5F8A_at_tcdb.com>#1/1

I got the impression from an Oracle representative at a recent Northern California Oracle User Group meeting that 'Webbed' Developer/2000 forms would take advantage of the Toolkit interface to produce a Java interface for browsers. He mad it sound like the form runtime executable would be running on an NT server emitting Java for the interface, rather than having Developer/2000 generate a native Java version of the form. This has its pros and cons. The pro: Possibly only one version of the .FMX file to deploy. The con: No native Java.

It would be interesting if Developer/2000 generated native Java. That would make it possible to generate your way out of reliance on Developer/2000 forms. Now, who thinks Oracle has not thought of that!

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Dan Townsend, T&C Database
http://www.tcdb.com mailto:townsend_at_tcdb.com

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TruroPlace wrote:
>
> Is it possible to develop Java applications using Developer/2000? Or does
> anyone know how we can build a Developer/2000 application and use it both
> in a client/server environment and across the internet? (actually, an
> intranet).
>
> I'm assuming that if the application written for a client/server
> environment could just be translated into a Java application that this
> would be the best method. Does anyone have any tips for us?
Received on Fri Feb 28 1997 - 00:00:00 CET