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Develop flexible, cross-platform Web applications using Oracle Application Server 10g and this exclusive Oracle Press guide. Take advantage of the full support for all major Web development languages, APIs, and frameworks and learn to create and test applications quickly, interface with the Oracle database seamlessly, and deploy your applications to the Web securely. Inside you’ll find full details on J2EE integration, Oracle Forms 10g, Oracle Reports 10g, OracleA… More >>
Oracle Application Server 10g Web Development
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#1 by Donald Burleson on April 2, 2010 - 8:38 am
This is a much-needed title and Chris Ostrowski has done an excellent job in covering all of the topical areas of 10gAS web development.
The text is clear and easy-to-read and he has excellent real-world examples.
I espcially like the sections on deploying with J2EE and XML, and the discussion on using JDeveloper. This is an excellent companion book for the “Oracle Application Server 10g Administration Handbook”, and overall, an excellent, well-written text.
Rating: 5 / 5
#2 by Riza on April 2, 2010 - 8:53 am
If you want to know how to use OAS 10g with your development tools, this book is cover it. But not too detail. I hope I can find a book with best practise suggestion how to use OAS10g with form and report or java tools.
Rating: 3 / 5
#3 by J. Garmany on April 2, 2010 - 10:51 am
Great book. I’ve been waiting for this book to be release and I wasn’t disappointed. Full of great information on how to put this great Oracle tool to work. Easy explanations and great examples will have you up and programming in no time. The authors real know their stuff. Great Job! If you use Oracle’s application server, this book is a must have!
Rating: 5 / 5
#4 by John Matlock on April 2, 2010 - 1:39 pm
Sub-Title: Build and Deploy Web-Based Applications in the Oracle Environment — Oracle Application Server 10G is an integrated suite of middleware technology designed to help build Enterprise Applications, Web Sites and Web Services, Enterprise Portals, Business Processes, Business Intelligence, and other systems. Wow!
It used to be that a database was just that, a thing that you fed data and it gave it back when you politely asked (I say politely because you had to talk its language, SQL, and you had to talk it fairly precisely or it just gave you some incomprehensible rejection notice.)
Now the database has become almost a complete business environment. The Oracle Application Server contains a web server (based on Apache), a web portal, Wireless connectivity, Forms, Java 2 Enterprise Edition, all kinds of management and security routines, and more.
This book is primarily a Web Development book. That is, it uses virtually all of the parts of the Oracle Application Server with a view to presenting information on the web. Probably this is because so many business applications are now being written with a view of using the web as the standard interface into the business system.
Beyond that, however, this book actually covers nearly every aspect of the Application Server. The book includes things such as using Java in the Oracle Database along with the JDeveloper IDE. Many of these subjects have books written about them alone. Here in one volume is a complete introduction to just about everything you could possibly use to produce any business system needed using the Oracle system, and it’s the most complete approach that I’ve found.
Rating: 5 / 5
#5 by Jean Pierre Dagenais on April 2, 2010 - 4:36 pm
Je suis analyste d’affaires en Entrepot de donnees (Datawarehousing). Mon organisation a choisi Oracle Portal comme plate-forme de presentation de l’information d’affaires contenue dans l’Entrepot.
La lecture de “Oracle AS 10g Web Devevelopment” a ete une source d’aide tres precieuse dans ce projet. Je recommande et conseil ce livre a tous les analystes qui ont a monter un projet avec Oracle Portal.
Rating: 5 / 5