Oracle appl server LiveHTML Cartridges

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2 total messages Started by j.suter Fri, 16 Jul 1999 00:00

#16

Author: j.suter
Date: Fri, 16 Jul 1999 00:00

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I want to querying and retrieving Data from an Oracle database with the
LiveHTML
Cartridge to generate automatically html files out of my oracle 8
database.

Is there just a LiveHTML Perl interpreter available or are other
languagues supported?
Are the SQL statments then included in the perl script?

I am looking for good books, guides, tips and URL's for developping
LiveHTML applications with the Oracle Application server
I just found some books for the application server version 3, but
nothing about the version 4.

Johnson

Re: Oracle appl server LiveHTML Cartridges

#17

Author: Mark Plant
Date: Fri, 16 Jul 1999 00:00

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Johnson

Perl is the only language currently supported by LiveHTML.

Queries to the database are supported - see the Samples section of the
documentation on how to do this.

I am not aware of any OAS 4 books, etc, on general release, but the
online documentation supplied with the product is pretty
comprehensive. You just have to plough through it ! 

Mark

On Fri, 16 Jul 1999 14:57:37 +0200, j.suter@switzerland.org wrote:

>I want to querying and retrieving Data from an Oracle database with the
>LiveHTML
>Cartridge to generate automatically html files out of my oracle 8
>database.
>
>Is there just a LiveHTML Perl interpreter available or are other
>languagues supported?
>Are the SQL statments then included in the perl script?
>
>I am looking for good books, guides, tips and URL's for developping
>LiveHTML applications with the Oracle Application server
>I just found some books for the application server version 3, but
>nothing about the version 4.
>
>Johnson
>

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