Re: Web Enabling Oracle

Hi!

Take a look at Dynamic PSP -- http://www.dynamicpsp.com I believe it's one of easiest way to develop web applications for Oracle. Dynamic PSP implements the concept of server pages (PL/SQL Server Pages). You can just place your PL/SQL code into HTML text. It looks like JSP but you don't need compile it or use tools such as loadpsp. Dynamic PSP provides web-based development environment. Source code can be edited and immediately executed from web browser window. In addition Dynamic PSP has a lot of build-in functions such as sending email, sessions support, debugging and others. Currently the only thing you need to use Dynamic PSP is Oracle server, Oracle HTTP server (bundled with 8i 8.1.7 and 9iAS) and its mod_plsql module, and OWA Toolkit installed into the database (usually it's already there in 8.1.7 and later).

Victor.
Dynamic PSP http://www.dynamicpsp.com

m.proctor_at_abm-uk.com (BigM) wrote in message news:<1eae8d2a.0208020533.4b658c9a_at_posting.google.com>...
> Hi,
>
> I am wanting information on the different ways in which to web front
> end an Oracle DB. We have plenty of PL/SQL and Forms experience in a
> Client Server architecture but are wanting to write an application
> with a web front end. Apart from web enabling forms, which we have
> ruled out what options are available to us.
>
> We have been looking at possibly using JSP but are not sure whether
> the project will take the learning curve this will incur. I seem to
> remember there being a PL/SQL cartridge for generating HTML.
>
> Any help at all greatly appreciated.
>
> Roy
Received on Mon Aug 05 2002 - 16:49:04 CEST