Yes!! But, I am not very familiar with Cold Fusion. Oracle's WebSystem 1.0
uses Oracle database stored procedures to dynamically generate entire HTML
pages from the database. In 2.0 (production on Solaris in March/April) you
can actually use server side includes (Live HTML)to embed dynamic database
generated areas into static pages. Neither solution requires CGI coding for
each query but uses calls to Oracle PL/SQL (Procedural Language SQL) in the
database to generate the HTML. We have found this method to be extremely fast
when compared to CGI scripts. WebServer 2.0 will also support server side
Java and CGI/ODBC calls. Oracle's WebServer solution also scales from NT
through Large MPP UNIX systems with no changes to your database queries. If
you would like send me an address or voice number and I would be glad to get
info out to you or ring you to discuss further. Thanks.
Greg Fuller
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Greg Fuller - GFULLER.US.ORACLE.COM wrote:
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> If you are generating from a database, Oracle WebSystem 2.0 can use a stored
> procedure to do this easily. No script, no CGI just pl/sql!
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> Subject: html forms without cgi
> Date: 28 Feb 96 06:36:29
> From: "www-html-request@w3.org" <www-html-request@w3.org>
> To: www-html@w3.org
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> Is there a wat in html to create a simple "form" without using cgi? For
> example: Instead of having a plain list of hypertext links, the browser
> would see a form with a pulldown menu. Inside of that pulldown menu would
> be the links to other html documents. There would be no searching, just a
> reference to another page. Is this possible without cgi or scripting
> capability?
I have several clients interested in putting ODBC compliant databases on
line, with pre-defined queries reporting to standard HTML. Does the
Oracle web product do this? How does it compare to Cold Fusion 1.0, a
middleware HTML to ODBC database product using what they call DBML
(subset of SGML) without the need for CGI?
Send info.
Win Hinkle
LFE Systems