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Web Server Handbook (Oracle Press Series) [Paperback]

Cynthia Chin Lee
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  • Paperback: 700 pages
  • Publisher: Osborne/McGraw-Hill; Pap/Cdr edition (1 Feb 1998)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 0078822157
  • ISBN-13: 978-0078822155
  • Product Dimensions: 22.8 x 19 x 4.6 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 3.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 5,411,163 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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This guide enables readers to learn everything they neecd to knw to set-up and maintain a dynamic and effective Web site. They'll also learn how to use Oracle's new WebSystem, a powerful software for accessing, developing and deploying corporate and World Wide Web applications. WebSystem makes it possible to create HTML pages with changing data and create Web sites that serve a large number of users simultaneously. The book shows how to set up and manage databases for fast access by end users, how to publish documents and conduct electronic commerce and how to keep information secure. The accompanying CD-ROM contains a 90-day trial of WebSystem and a copy of Oracle's PowerBrowser.

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NOT THAT GREAT 25 Aug 1999
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THIS BOOK DOESN'T CLEARLY COVER THE SYNTAX FOR HTP AND HTF COMMANDS.
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The book does an adequate job of describing the features of the web server but if you want to dig into developing applications, this book is not the one to choose. Examples are few - and when they do get around to showing code, they don't always show a picture of the screen to show you what's going on. Also - the book continuosly refers you to copies of examples on the CD that is supposedly shipped with the book. However, upon investigation you'll find that the examples aren't on the CD. You will need to go to their website for those. The CD contains a Trial of the Web Server product and the documentation that already comes with it (I'll admit that the book is better than the documentation that comes with the webserver though). Another problem with the book is that, when describing the htp package procedures, they've pretty much said the same thing as the documentation that comes with the web server. Some better information could have been added - for example: It would be nice to know what kind of error handling the owa_util.todate function does if I send it a date like 31-FEB-99. Instead, all the book says is this: "Converts the owa_util.dateType to the standard Oracle database DATE Type". A rookie like me needs a bit more info. I alswo would have liked to have seen more information and examples on how to process Transactions. This is a pretty important function I would think for many programmers developing apps for the web - but in all the 684 pages this book has, the author spends only 4 pages discussing how to handle it using PL/SQL. All in all, I wouldn't recommend the book unless you're just looking for a cursory overview.
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If you are using, or thinking about using, Oracle Web Application Server 3.0, buy this book. It sucessfully brings togeter the material you will need to install, configure, maintain and develop applications. This book is obviously written by people with real world experience of using the product, all too often a rarity.
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