Re: Import Designer 2000 Web PLSQLs into Designer 9i

Sorry, Raz, you're screwed. There is no reverse engineering tool for web pl/sql packages. Given that Oracle has declared Designer a "mature" tool that won't be receiving any new updates I wouldn't start into learning how to build Designer web pl/sql applications. Raz wrote:
> Hi there,
> Firstly, I am total dodo when it comes to Designer and i have just
> started out scratching the surface of this 'my where did i land' apps!
>
> Someone decided to change a till now less used Client application
> coded in Designer 2000 and.... here i am!
>
> So here goes..
> i have a Web application generated entirely through Designer 2000
> toolset. Its working in the production environment without any
> glitches. Currently no Designer repository is maintained on the
> production sever or anywhere else and all Web PL/SQL code is available
> only as database packages.
>
> Now I need to enhance this app. I am using Designer 9iDs and need to
> import all the packages and procedures created for the web application
> (using Designer 2000) into the Designer 9i repository.
>
> Can this be done at all? All guides point to creating/connecting to a
> repository and then creating new Web pages using web server generator.
> But i need to modify an existing Web PL/SQL page. Do i have to
> re-write the entire thing as the code is not maintained in any
> repository OR is there any way i can extract these stored packages
> from the database onto the newly created repository and then start
> modifying from there?
>
> PS: I am not sure if the above write up is making any sense to you!
>
> Thanks for any help
> Cheers
> Raz
Received on Tue Jun 22 2004 - 15:55:25 CEST