Re: [Pi3web-users] Oracle

[<zi...@t-...>]

Hi,

the possible backends of the HTTP-server are:
- static content, HTML/XHTML/WML etc.
- SSI
- CGI
- ISAPI extensions
- ASP (1.0 only)
- Cold Fusion
- PHP4
- Servlets
- JSP's
- perl (non-CGI, embedded)
- XSL

Did I forget one?
I.e. there's no generic, built in support for any database
as a backend of Pi3Web, but most of the backends either
support Oracle or can access it through interfaces as
OCI/ODBC/ADO/JDBC/JDO/other:
- CGI
- ISAPI extensions
- ASP (1.0 only)
- Cold Fusion
- PHP4
- Servlets
- JSP's
- perl (non-CGI, embedded)

You need to select from one of these web technologies.

An alternative (only for specific purposes, e.g. low latency
and resource usage, no flexibility requirements) is to write
a Pi3Web handler module in C++ (using the Pi3-API's), which
invokes e.g. OCI and produces dynamic content.
-- 
regards
Holger

TMTOWTDI - There's More Than One Way To Do It - Perl motto
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Holger 'zimpel' Zimmermann
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Wendishain
Germany
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http://pi3web.sourceforge.net/

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David Kinsella schrieb:
> Does pi3web support Oracle?
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