Re: Web Development Tool Advice

In my opinion, the Designer/2000 Web generator is suitable for basic forms and reports (nothing
to the detail of Developer/2000 code). This is partially based on the server PL/SQL architecture and technical implementation they chose for this generator. For complex forms, you'd be better off using a real runform engine (NT Web, UNIX Web) against an FMX from Developer or Designer Modules.

huntclan wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> We currently have most Oracle Tools under contract and are trying to
> get our Forms 3.0 and Forms 4.5 apps to the Web. The perceived Oracle
> solution is either deploy the Forms 4.5 FMX as an applet or generate
> HTML from Designer.
>
> The Applet solution is out of the question (for political reasons) and
> the Designer Reverse Engineering and subsequent HTML generation is not
> going smoothly.
>
> I am no Designer expert and the problem might be just that... But, I
> was wondering if anyone had any advice on the best way to get these
> applications to the Web with OLTP capabilities without using Java.
> (i.e. hire a Designer expert, get new tools, you can't get there from
> here..)
>
> Thanks for your thoughts,
>
> Dave
Received on Sun Sep 13 1998 - 05:48:04 CEST