Re: Web Server???

In article <36B7D0A0.87E4BB49_at_shaw.wave.ca>,   Sebas Santos <sebas_at_shaw.wave.ca> wrote:
> I want to know if the Oracle Web Server, has a tool with the ability to
> let users enter data tot he database and browse and query the database
> from remote locations. In addition, if allows you to create a form type
> java class generated from the original 2000 form?
> Example: PowerBuilder lets you generate a web page from the database
> selected fields, and runs on the PowerDynamo web server. VB lets you
> create a copy of your forms generated with J++, and you can use this
> into your web page and has the full functionality of the application.
> Is there anything like this to Oracle, Dev 2000, and Oracle WEB SERVER?
> Thanks,
> Sebas
>

Oracle Applications Server (and the previous Web Server) provide PL/SQL extensions that enable you to directly create dynamic HTML from within a PL/SQL procedure. This means that you can create an HTML form for data input, then process the user's input to query the database. In the simplest implementation, you don't need Java, Developer/2000, or anything on the client machine except a web browser. Much easier than trying to do the same thing with VB (I'm a thin client fan).

-Dave
 DB Development Consultant
 http://www.dpulaski.net

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