Re: Designer2K

Sorry, this isn't correct.

Designer/2000 Web Server generator creates a PL/SQL and HTML "application", not JAVA. Some JAVASCRIPT can be generated/incorporated, but not JAVA.

Designer/2000 has no JAVA support features.

Designer/2000 also creates Oracle Forms. The Forms can be put on an "application server", and a JAVA UI applet is created. Users can then use a browser to access the Form, and the JAVA UI applet is downloaded to the browser. But the core of the Form is running on the app server.

Robert Siegel <robertsiegel_at_compuserve.com> wrote:

>Elton Chan wrote:
>>
>> Can Designer2K generate JAVA code??
>>
>> Elton
>According to Oracle that is exactly what the tool does if you generate
>with the Web Server option on the DES2K Launch Pad. All the Forms
>executables are generated in Java. Oracle wrote JAVA classes that allow
>the web based application to look "exactly" like the standard
>client-server Forms 4.5 application. So when the application run using
>a browser these new JAVA classes and the web version of the Form
>generated by DES2K get downloaded to the client/browser.
>
>Bob Siegel
> robertsiegel_at_compuserve.com
> siegelr_at_federal.unisys.com

-JJ

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