Where is Oracle going/positioning itself ...?

I'm having a hard time understanding where Oracle is positioning itself when I consider their three development approaches:

1. SQL Forms 4.x
2. Power Objects
3. PowerServer/PowerBrowser

On the one hand, Forms has always been the "standard" for large scale corporate development in Oracle. But Forms seems to be stalled, in that cross platform versions of 4.5 Forms for the Mac and Unix still aren't available (true?). PowerOjects is the rage now, but it has no full cross platform capability. Now enter the WWW tools, with their inclusion of Java, PowerObjects, and who knows what else. What's a poor mother to do? Too many children are vying for my attention!

Any thoughts?

Alan

Alan Johnson                            MIS Director
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