Re: WWW and Oracle

From: Carlos Augusto Leite Netto <cnetto_at_cps.softex.br>
Date: 1995/08/12
Message-ID: <40h4vp$c9l_at_rjo02.embratel.net.br>#1/1

fschiff_at_news.dorsai.org (Fred Schiff) wrote:
>I understand Oracle has made something available which
>allows an Oracle database to interact with a WWW page.
>Could someone tell me about this, my company is
>interested.

Go to http://www.oracle.com. You'll know everything you want, see source codes (examples), download applications and even the entire kit (Web kit for Oracle). It's cool. You can create Client/Server applications using a WWW-Browser for Client and a WWW+Oracle as a server. It's good to allow end users to access a central computer without distributing the application - he'll use a standard WWW-Browser. And, remember - it's not necessary to connect a server to Internet to access it from a WWW-Browser - use can use standard swithed lines for a private access.

>e-mail please, thanks.

Sorry. My e-mail is too slowwwwww.

>Fred

Carlos Netto
cnetto_at_cps.softex.br
Software Design
Oracle Consultants Received on Sat Aug 12 1995 - 00:00:00 CEST

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