Re: How do I switch from M$ to Oracle products?

Try to use ORACLE8 or 7.3.3 + Netscape's Entreprise Pro 3.0 and its LiveWire to build HTML GUI. I had compared it with Oracle's Web Application Server, Netscape is more fast. I don't know why. May be the HTP package of Oracle is more CPU consuming than the LiveWire of Netscape.

We are currently developing an Internet tax-paying system with this solution.

Good luck.

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Billiam <shockapo_at_hotmail.com> escribió en artículo <73i45t$53g_at_sjx-ixn4.ix.netcom.com>...
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> This not meant to be a flame, but I'm tired of working with low-quality
> software - and I would like to swtich to working with high-quality
 software.
> I've spent a small fortune trying to keep up with Bill Gate's annual
 upgrades to
> every single buggy developers product in the MS suite. From the
 incredibly
> crappy Access to the super-bloated VB6. I hope to spend my next fortune
 on
> tools that are more stable, last longer, and do not crash as often.
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> I find Oracle8i very intriguing, but I am not familiar with the Oracle
 product
[Quoted] > line. I thought Oracle client-server work was done using Developer2000 +
> Oracle7. It looks like there is a change in direction, and everything is
 being
> rolled in to Oracle8i using Java. Is this accurate? Or is that just for
> "ultra-thin" clients?
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> I am use to VB + MS-SQL and Delphi+Interbase. Should I be looking in to
[Quoted] > Developer2000+Oracle8 or Oracle8i? I don't even know what tools are
 available,
> the ones that caught my eye (WebDB) appear to still be in beta.
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> Can I get Personal Oracle8 for free? Will that be a good learning tool?
 Is
> there an "i" version - "Personal Oracle8i" ? Larry said it was free in
 the
> video, for ISV's - what about us who are ready to "make the swtich"??
>
> I'm ready to divorce myself from VB/Windows/MS-SQL and embrace
> Linux/Oracle8/Developer2000. Any suggestions?
>
> - Bill
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  Received on Thu Nov 26 1998 - 00:00:00 CET