Re: Interactive webpage

I am working in a similar project and i think PL/SQL is 98% enough. We extensively use JavaScript in our pages and cascading style sheets, but that's irrelevant to what you've asked.

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TK <towinner_at_nospam.saunalahti.fi> wrote in message
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> Our goal is to create a webpage to our intranet, which has three frames.


Any


> links have not been coded ready beforehand. When you open the page, the


> headers to frame1 will automatically be printed as links from our

reportbase


> (a sql-statement). If we later on include or remove reports from the


> database, the changes will update automatically to frame1 (of course the

> browser might be refreshed).

>

> When a link in frame1 is clicked, its headers will automatically be

printed


> as links to from our database (a sql-statement) to frame2.

>

> When a link in frame2 is clicked, its headers will automatically be


printed


> as links to from our database (a sql-statement) to frame3.

>

> When a link in frame3 is clicked, its headers will automatically be


printed


> as links to from our database (a sql-statement) to a new window.


>

> In a new window we have finally tables with dropdown-lists. The user will

> select the parameters and click the submit-button (or reset) on the bottom

> of the window. A required report will be printed to the browser in a new

> window.

>

> The number of reports is in a few hundreds. Our goal is simply to create a

> new reportarchitecture.

>

> QUESTION:

>

> Could someone please give us a tip how should we go on? We have Oracle8

and


> Oracle Application Server 4.7.1.0. We assume that PL/SQL is not enough.


What


> other methods or equipment should we have?

>

> If you answer direct to me, please remove nospam from the address.


>

> Best regards

>

> TK

>

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