Re: Application architecture advices needed

John Hurley wrote:

> When you install any recent version of oracle it also installs apache.
>
> You have the choice of doing web development in oracle with a bunch of
> possible development tools.
>
> Sure you can use perl and cgi scripting if you want. Obviously then
> you have to figure out how to get perl to send info back and forth out
> of oracle ... it's not hard to do.
>
> If you are already strong on perl that may be a good choice for you.
>
> PLSQL development using the htp package is also pretty fast and easy
> "if" you know plsql.
>
> Oracle has a bunch of sample applications on their website.
>
> Besides all the free doc from oracle there's a bunch of books, some
> better than others, about doing web development in oracle.
>
> I suggest starting with something small and simple, try a couple of
> the different tools, figure out how much time you have and what tools
> are easiest for you to use ... and go from there.

By default Oracle RDBMS no longer installs Apache which is now found on the Companion CD.

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