Question for people using Oracle behind a web server
From: Michael Brodesky <michael_at_lazlo.steam.com>
Date: 1996/02/20
Message-ID: <4gd3kj$qce_at_kadath.zeitgeist.net>#1/1
Date: 1996/02/20
Message-ID: <4gd3kj$qce_at_kadath.zeitgeist.net>#1/1
I have a few questions for people using oracle for authentication for a webserver. System is using apache for the front end, on solaris 2.4. Database is on a seperate box. The problem I am trying to get around is the repeated logins into the database to check if the user is valid. Possible ways around this might be having a deamon talking to the database, and talking to child httpd processes.
- Are you using a socket to connect to or, does your process have to log into the system the database is ong, then log into the database, then do the query. And return results?
- Is there a socket set up for the web server to talk to using the oracle runtime.
- Is there deamon software available for the webserver to connect to? Or do you have to write it your self.
MIchael Received on Tue Feb 20 1996 - 00:00:00 CET