Re: Web-based App - Best Approach?
Date: 1998/04/01
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Chris Hamilton wrote in message
<01bd58ef$b6b0a5a0$73344b9b_at_chrish.hq.usace.army.mil>...
[Quoted] >I need some advice ...
>
>We would like to develop an application using a web-based front-end. My
>development days ended with Forms 3.0 and ReportWriter 1.1, I only do DBA
>and OS stuff now. But I've been asked to look into this. I don't think
>the interface has to be anything super-fancy, there will be some PL/SQL [Quoted]
>packages to do the tricky db access stuff. So ...
>
>What would be the best approach? I'm assuming Oracle WebServer is needed,
>and the database will be 7.3.4 or maybe 8.0.3. So for the development,
>which of the following is appropriate: Developer/2000 1.6, Developer/200
>2.0, or the original approach of WebServer 1.0 where you write PL/SQL that
>generates HTML on-the-fly?
>
>Thanks for any input.
>
>Chris
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>Chris Hamilton -- toneczar_at_erols.com
>US Army Corps of Engineers
>http://www.serve.com/cowpb/chamilton.html
>
Received on Wed Apr 01 1998 - 00:00:00 CEST