I'm used to using Oracle WebDB and the PL/SQL toolkit to build dynamic web pages from an Oracle Database...
I have recently downloaded Apache and was wondering how I configure Apache to connect to the DB to call my stored procedures?
I know Oracle's new 9 IAS is based on Apache and you probably get this configured in its install (some pl/sql mod installed during the 9 IAS install.) However, is there a way to get this functionality free for those who do not have a budget for 9 IAS.
In other words, if I have a Oracle Database with a schema who has the PL/SQL toolkit installed in it... is there a way that I can configure free Apache to call those stored procs as I have done in the past with the WebDB listener?
I have recently downloaded Apache and was wondering how I configure Apache to connect to the DB to call my stored procedures?
I know Oracle's new 9 IAS is based on Apache and you probably get this configured in its install (some pl/sql mod installed during the 9 IAS install.) However, is there a way to get this functionality free for those who do not have a budget for 9 IAS.
In other words, if I have a Oracle Database with a schema who has the PL/SQL toolkit installed in it... is there a way that I can configure free Apache to call those stored procs as I have done in the past with the WebDB listener?