Re: Webdb
Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2000 20:27:38 +0100
Message-ID: <8d5760$63b$1_at_inet16.us.oracle.com>
> - Is webdb a good idea for an Internet server (or is it for intranets)?
You can use it for the internet
www.voug.org www.radissonsas.com www.bauarena.com www.labour.org.uk
All these sites run WebDB on the internet.
> - We want to use webdb for an internet-server.
see above
> Is the performance high enough?
The performance of WebDB is subdivided into two parts, the listener and the
database.
The database will always be performant enough if you have a large enough
server.
The listener can be replaced if you wish with your favourite listener, so if
you don't ge the performance you require from the shipped listener you can
plug in another one, like Apache.
> - Can I send parameters to dynamic (PL/SQL) pages?
> (for instance post data to the database)
What do you want to do ?
You can post paramaters to stored procedures that update that database and
then pass results to your dynamic page.
> - Is there another (smaller) tool which is really FAST and also connects
> easy to Oracle (we are able to write all of the dynamic-page-code in
PL/SQL)
How small do you want ?
The WebDB listener is tiny, if you have an application that is already
written in PL/SQL then you can use the WebDB listener to support that.
-- Regards Jason ____________________________________________________________________________ __ Jason Pepper - Enterprise Internet Tools Product Management ____________________________________________________________________________ __ Opinions are mine and do not necessarily reflect those of Oracle Corporation "Van Hoof" <stephan_at_hoof.nl> wrote in message news:8d55ks$9gt$1_at_news1.xs4all.nl...Received on Thu Apr 13 2000 - 21:27:38 CEST
> NT4 SP6, O7.3.4., WEBDB2.2 UP AND RUNNING
>
> Some questions concerning webdb:
> - Is webdb a good idea for an Internet server (or is it for intranets)?
> - We want to use webdb for an internet-server.
> Is the performance high enough?
> - Can I send parameters to dynamic (PL/SQL) pages?
> (for instance post data to the database)
> - Is there another (smaller) tool which is really FAST and also connects
> easy to Oracle (we are able to write all of the dynamic-page-code in
PL/SQL)
> ?
>
> Thanks
> Stephan
> Reply by mail is very welcome..
> >