Oracle Web Application Server Handbook (Oracle Series)

Discover how to develop a successful internal corporate Web site or establish a presence on the Web using the advanced technologies of Oracle's WebSystem, a suite of powerful software applications. Topics inlcude how to publish documents and conduct electronic commerce, how to keep information secure, and much more. As a bonus, the book comes with a CD-ROM with a 90-day trial version of Oracle WebServer and the highly touted Oracle PowerBrowser.

ORACLE Web application Server Handbook. The Comprehensive Guide to Oracle's REvolutionary Web Application Server. Oracle Web Application Server 3.0 brings the robustness and realiability of client/server computing to the World Wide Web--and Oracle Web Application Server Handbook is the only officially endorsed guide available that provides the information you need to take full advantage of this powerful product. This book is a "must-have" to fully understand Oracle Web Application Server's scalable and distributed architecture for supporting business-critical, transaction-based applications across heterogeneous environments. Written by Dnamic Information Systems, LLC, a charter member of the Oracle Web Alliance, this handbook provides you with the information to: Properly install and configure the Oracle Web application Server; Create powerful data-driven Web sites; Use PL/SQL to develop Web-based applications; Develop server-side java applications to manipulate and return data from Oracle databases; Integrate Oracle's information management tools with the Web; Use Oracle Web application Server as a technology foundation for the era of network computing; Implement new security eatures and protext sensitive data; Utilize key features such as the Web Request Broker, Oracle's Web-based transaction management, and Inter-Cartridge Exchange (ICX). Whether your organization needs Web applications for electronic commerce, human resources management, or anything in between, this guid shows you how to fully exploit the opportunities of the web/database paradigm.