| Need architecture document [message #633298] |
Sat, 14 February 2015 17:36  |
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snowshine578
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hello - we are in the process of building a web page/website using Oracle APEX for our customers (external) to collect data from them and I need some help describing the process. I searched for Oracle APEX docs but couldn't find any diagram I can use to get started. i have an ASP.NET background and i am sorry if this is a silly question. can someone please help with a pppt doc or something I can use? thanks in advance for your help with this folks.
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| Re: Need architecture document [message #633305 is a reply to message #633304] |
Sun, 15 February 2015 05:19  |
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Littlefoot
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How come that you, with ASP .NET background, have to develop a solution using completely different tool (i.e. Oracle Apex)? I, somehow, doubt that you chose Apex. Does your boss (as well as your customer) know that you aren't really capable of doing that job in a reasonable amount of time? Instead of setting focus to the business requirement, first you have to learn how to use Apex. If your (PL/)SQL skills are poor, well, poor you, poor application and poor & unhappy customer are on the horizon.
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| Re: Need architecture document [message #633312 is a reply to message #633311] |
Sun, 15 February 2015 09:13 |
John Watson
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So was the tutorial I suggested any help? You asked for something "visual". That was it: an exposition with demonstrations of the listening architecture. Have you decided whether to use the Embedded PL/SQL Gateway, or the Apache Oracle HTTP Server, or the APEX Listener (now known as ORDS) deployed to a Java continer?
I fail to see how anyone could have given you a better answer. Or were you expecting someone to draw your diagram for you? Perhaps that is customary for Microsoft people, but in the Oracle world we expect to do some work ourselves.
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| Re: Need architecture document [message #633322 is a reply to message #633311] |
Mon, 16 February 2015 00:17 |
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Littlefoot
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snowshine578@yahoo.com
it appears you guys are getting personal here
On the contrary, it is YOU who takes it personal, i.e. can't accept the fact that someone (like me) told you that you - maybe - aren't the best choice to do that job.
As you want to visualize the process, here you go:
Data ---> Apex page (displayed in a web browser) ---> Listener ---> Database
Apart from what's already been said: in the first message, you wrote that you need to "collect data". What kind of data? How many data, in what time intervals? Will someone manually type information, or will you accept (CSV) files and - hopefully - perform automated load? Because, once you come to that point, Apex offers different page types, where "Forms" or "Data Loading" might be what you are looking for.
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