| Can WedDB do these things for me? [message #367392] |
Fri, 20 October 2000 02:05  |
hunter
Messages: 13
Registered: October 2000
Location: ballarpur
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I am a web site designer.I am now switching to Oracle. As to the files I have refered.I decide to begin the development in the following envionment:
Redhat Linux 6.2
Oracle 8i EE(8.1.6)
JDK 1.1.8
iAS
I will use Java Server Pages to develope my new project.now I decided to install the webDB on the server side.So I can create,query,change the database from clientside with the browsser just telnet to the server and use sql*plus.
Now in the developing envionment,I will have several sets of database,one for test,one for develop,one for backup.can i use webDB to operate on the database seperately?Befor webDB knows the tables & data I can operate, must I group them on the server-side first?And how?
Can webDB help me more?
can I install it after iAS?
Thank you very much!
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| Re: Can WedDB do these things for me? [message #367397 is a reply to message #367392] |
Fri, 20 October 2000 05:00  |
Dean Logan Wood
Messages: 19
Registered: September 2000
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That's right. WebDB uses a PL/SQL-based toolkit which must be resident in each database you wish to browse/maintain using WebDB. WebDB uses something called a DAD (database access descriptor) which maps a URL to a particular database and schema (Oracle account). When you access this URL, the Web Server connects to the DAD-configured database and schema, and executes stored procedures from the WebDB toolkit installed on that database. If the toolkit is not present on the target database, WebDB will not run.
I think you've done all you need to do to enable you start developing and deploying Java Server Pages.
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