Re: PL/SQL Server Pages -- any comments?

I had tested PSP in Oracle8.1.6 + OAS 4.0.8.1 (both on Solaris) environment using examples from the Oracle8.1.6 Application Developer's Guide. It's working just fine. I am DBA (not a developer) so having no plan to pursuit it longer but I think it is very good solution similar to ASP or JSP (same idea). The only disadvantage I see whit PSP is that Oracle does not provide yet any tools for PSP design (like JDeveloper for JSP).

Good luck,
Eugene.

steven bell <stevenbell_at_nettaxi.com> wrote in message news:1jZI4.2098$UB.14058_at_news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> Hi,
>
> I'm involved in the establishment of an ecommerce company and am
interested
> in looking at using Oracle PL/SQL server pages in conjunction with an
Oracle
> DB back end to build the pages. The primary reason for choosing PSP is
> accessibility to resources that have PL/SQL skills that could potentially
> pick up the PSP syntax fairly quickly......
>
> I've got some (but not much) understanding of Microsoft's ASP technology
and
> I'm wondering if PSP's a similar kind of thing in terms of feature set,
etc
> or whether it is poles apart.
>
> Has anyone out there any thoughts or feedback on PSP? I've had a look at
the
> Oracle site (and am downloading 8.1.6 as it's not available thru Oracle
> Australia yet) but can't seem to find any good overview & example
documents.
> Perhaps this is because it's quite new (or, more likely, I don't know
where
> to look).
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> -Steve
>
>
Received on Wed Apr 12 2000 - 18:16:58 CEST