Oracle Web Server

5 Days course

Language: English

This course is only available on request!!

DESCRIPTION
This course will give participants the opportunity to understand how the Oracle Web Application Server can be used to build dynamic World Wide Web-based applications.
The class begins with an overview of Web-based applications and an introduction to the architecture of the Oracle Web Application Server.
Students will create dynamic web pages with input forms and HTML tables as well as add functionality with the Developer's Toolkit Utilities and the use of Java, ODBC and Perl cartridges.
This course will give participants the opportunity to understand how the Oracle Web Application Server can be used to build dynamic World Wide Web-based applications.
The class begins with an overview of Web-based applications and an introduction to the architecture of the Oracle Web Application Server.
Students will create dynamic web pages with input forms and HTML tables as well as add functionality with the Developer’s Toolkit Utilities and the use of Java, OBDC and Perl cartridges.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Understand the components of the Oracle Web Application Server
Service requests using the Oracle Web Listener
Process requests with the Web Request Broker
Use the Developer's Toolkit Utilities
Use live HTML
Create a Java cartridge
Create an ODBC cartridge
Create a Perl cartridge

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
This course is for DBA's, Application Developers and Web Developers tasked with using the Oracle Application Server to build dynamic World Wide Web-based applications.

ASSUMED KNOWLEDGE
Students should have basic HTML and PL/SQL knowledge

OUTLINES

CHAPTER 1: DISCUSS INTERNET AND INTRANET COMPUTING
1) Overview of the WWW and HTTP

CHAPTER 2: IDENTIFY THE FEATURES OF ORACLE WEB APPLICATION SERVER 3.0
1) Examine Key Features and Oracle Web Application Server Components

CHAPTER 3: DESCRIBE WEB REQUEST BROKER (WRB) SERVICES
1) Listener and API Core Services
2) Content, ICX and Transactional Services

CHAPTER 4: CREATE A BASIC HTML PAGE
1) HTML Overview
2) Format a Webpage Using Markup Tags
3) Apply Character Formatting
4) Describe CGI Bin Application and MIME Types
5) Create Document Links
6) Add Inline Images
7) Display Information in Tables
8) Request user Input by Providing Forms

CHAPTER 5: BUILD AN INPUT FORM USING HYPERTEXT PROCEDURES AND FUNCTIONS
1) Discuss the Developer Toolkit
2) Create PL/SQL Packages Containing HTP and HTF
3) Discuss DAD's and URLs
4) Modify the Web Request Broker Configuration
5) Construct the URL in the Web Page

CHAPTER 6: BUILD A DYNAMIC HTML TABLE
1) Create Tables using HTF, HTP, and OWA_UTIL.tablePrint
2) Create Customized Extensions

CHAPTER 7: ADD FUNCTIONALITY USING THE DEVELOPER'S TOOLKIT UTILITIES
1) Use the OWA_UTIL package
2) OWA+Pattern, OWA_TEXT, and OWA_Cookie

CHAPTER 8: IMPLEMENT SERVER SIDE (INCLUDES USING LIVE HTML)
1) Define Live HTML Commands and Tags
2) Benefits and Drawbacks of Implementing Live HTML
3) Cartridge Output Such as Java, PL/SQL or Perl within Static HTML Pages

CHAPTER 9: CREATE A JAVA CARTRIDGE
1) Provide Native Access to Oracle8 Using Auto-Generated Wrapper Classes for PL/SQL Procedures
2) Provide National Language Support in Interactions with the Relational Database
3) Examine the Java Web Development Toolkit

CHAPTER 10: CREATE AN ODBC CARTRIDGE
1) Access Foreign Data Stores Through ODBC
2) Include Both Local and Remote Data Within Cartridge Application

CHAPTER 11: CREATE A PERL CARTRIDGE
1) Use Existing Perl Code to Deploy
2) Applications Through the Web Request Broker (BRB) Architecture

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