Re: WAS: PLSQL-Cartridge and multiple users

Maike,

With Web Application Server 3.0 you can use what is called Oracle Authentication. This is similar to Basic Authentication, except that the PL/SQL cartridge will use the username/password from the browser's login box instead of using the username/password specified in the DAD. You will need to grant execute on your packages to your users.

It works quite well, I have several customers doing it.

Tim Taylor
Sales Consultant
Oracle Government
Bethesda, MD

Maike Elverkemper wrote:

> Hello,
> I have a problem with writing an application wich works with the
> PL/SQL-Cartridge of the Web Application Server 3.0. The application
> should consist of same packages and procedures.
> Multiple users should be able to excecute the application. All the users
> are registered in the database. Within my application I check which user
> is logged in (USER) and controll the behavior of the application.
> I would like to have an dynamic loggin for the users and don't want to
> have multiple DADs.
> I don't want to save my packages and procedures multiple times in the
> database (in the schema of every user).
>
> Have anyone an idea of how I could realise this ?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Maike
Received on Thu Apr 09 1998 - 15:36:24 CDT