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Umberto Michelucci wrote:
> I am writing to this ng in the hope of help from the experts here. I
> have to work on a project. We can choose between two technologies:
>
> - Pure Java
> - Oracle web forms
>
> Now, we are two with a lot of experience in Java but almost none in
> webforms (Oracle and PL/SQL is no problem). The project is medium
> sized. We have to write an application (with a rather complex
> navigation system) that must run in Internet and must access a medium
> sized database.
>
> Can someone point me the advantages and disadvantages of the two
> technologies from your experience?
Umberto,
what do you mean with "pure Java?" An HTML-based front-end generated by JSP/servlets or a GUI that directly talks to the database or to a middle-tier?
Here's my 2 cents about webforms (9.0.2, perhaps 10g is a different beast):
Advantages:
- stable, fast and secure 3-tier system - short development times - not difficult to learn if you already know Oracle and pl/sql
Disadvantages:
- objects are difficult to share/reuse between developers - complex forms could show unexpected behaviour - forms run only within supported browsers on Window boxes - shops must buy the whole application server for running forms
Ciao,
-- Cris Carampa (cris119_at_operamail.com) - We're gonna be like three little Fonzies here. And what's Fonzie like? - Cool?Received on Thu Mar 31 2005 - 08:23:19 CST
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