Re: Web-based App - Best Approach?

Hi Marty,

I see you have got the installation of the forms server to work. We have installed Oracle 8.03 on NT4.0 here and are looking for the installation procedure for the Dev2K Forms, Reports, and Graphics server, we can't find them anywhere!

Any clue as to where this is documented, or how you went about installing it yourself?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Charles Bouvette
Manager, Internet Practice
Fioravanti-Redwood (Canada)

Marty Manix wrote:

> I am using Dev2K 2.0 with Oracle 8.03 on Windows NT 4.0. We are required to
> use a web browser as the user interface. Oracle requires that you use Oracle
> Webserver and Netscape 4.04 with the JDK patch. Still, they will only give
> you support if you are using the Applet viewer to debug problems.
>
> I am finding the Oracle Forms Client Java Applet to be still fairly immature,
> especially when using embedded Oracle graphics, etc.
>
> Still, I think a little more use and lots of phone calls from us developers
> will push Oracle to get this technology in place.
>
> Marty
>
> Chris Hamilton wrote:
>
> > 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
> > 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 Thu Apr 02 1998 - 00:00:00 CEST