Re: HTML and Oracle Database

On Fri, 27 Mar 1998 04:44:29 GMT, "John Leggitt" <johnml_at_istar.ca> wrote:

>We develop traditional client/server apps with Developer/2000 32-bit version
>for Windows95 and NT4 on an Oracle 7.3 database which is setup on an NT4
>server with IIS, etc. We would like to have a web interface and may soon
>update to Oracle 8 and Developer/2000 2 which will allow us to do this
>easily; however, we want to set up a web interface now to the current
>database. We have played with using Active X with an ODBC connection. That
>works fine with Internet Explorer but not with Netscape and it means doing
>all development in VB.
>
>Any ideas on how we might get started with HTML accessing data in the
>database? Sample code, web sites would be much appreciated?
>
>Thanks,
>JohnL
>
>

Oracle Web Application Server 3 or the upcoming Application Server 4.0 will do this for you. You can write Web Based application by using store procedures to dynamically generate HTML pages. It also supports Java(you can use either JDBC OCI and Thin drivers), Perl, LiveHTML, etc. Received on Mon Mar 30 1998 - 00:00:00 CST