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I have Oracle web server 2.1 up and talking to an Oracle 7 database on the
same machine. The sample apps work (only from the from the admin port).
We have our own table with data that we can 'browse' (with Netscape from
the network) through the admin listener port using the 'browse database'
option. I can't seem to get anything working from the second web listener
created during install. What are the steps I need to take to create our
own front end that can see this data when a web user requests it?
Specifically: Where do I put my HTML files? I don't want to overwrite
the index.html file that is already in ows21/doc/ since this is the server
admin file. Should I create a new directory and remap the listener to it?
How do I call procedures from the html file that will access the
database? Are the SQL statements kept in the database or a separate file,
and if so what directory do these go in? Our SQL programmer has tried
modifying the sample apps but the system won't let him save anything. How
do I change permissions to allow us to create and save files? Also is
there a way around having to specify the port number in the URL of an html
request? How do you access the webserver developers toolkit? The docs
metion a 'web agent' but I see nothing but a pl/sql agent in the server
admin page. I assume the docs are outdated. I have read the CD docs from
front to back but I need an example or outline of one application to put
this whole process in perspective. Any reading material you could suggest
would also be helpful.
Thanks,
Whit Pitcher
Intranet programmer
City of Winston-Salem, NC
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