[HELP] How to read Oracle from the Internet?
Date: 1999/08/11
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- MY BACKGROUND: *** I just got a job as a web developer. I am working on a master's in CS and have experience programming in C++/Java, so I can understand whatever you care to reply with. I completed Oracle 7 courses five years ago (when the web was inchoate), took them quite seriously, and took good notes.
My notes brought me back up to speed on Oracle, SQL, SQL*Plus, and SQL/PL, no problem. (Whew.) I also know a lot of HTML & JavaScript & what little XML there is at this point. Know Unix/NT.
My dilemma: I am reading everything everywhere (including oracle.com and java.sun.com) about tools that I *think* will allow me to do this: JDBC, Oracle Application Server (OAS), WebDB, etc. Which one's least painful to learn? I know that 3-tiered JDBC is preferable to 2-tiered for scalability, but it's also harder (to write that middle layer). I am getting nervous because I want to come up with something tangible besides this document describing the functions to read our tables. What should I learn? Continue with JDBC? Or use an Oracle product? Both? I HAVE NEVER written code to access an ORACLE TABLE from across the Internet! Java could be a good fit since it's relatively easy to write threads and has security for the 'net. This place currently has Oracle tables connected to web pages via CGI/Perl and they want to get away from that.
HAVE ANY OF YOU ACCESSED ORACLE TABLES FROM ACROSS THE INTERNET? HOW?
ANY words of advice will be greatly comforting. Help-help-help-help-
help! I feel powerless and mal-qualified. If I can just read a sample
Oracle table over the 'net with some code I will relax. No, I will
*cream.* I have different ISP's to test stuff out with and an Oracle
account so I can make sample tables on our server, etc.
*Thanks* everybody, and sorry for the cross-post.
John
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Received on Wed Aug 11 1999 - 00:00:00 CEST