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Old 12-31-03, 00:00
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How to Configure PSP

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Anyone know how to configure the pl/sql server page application. iam new to this area, can you help me regarding PSP.

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Old 12-31-03, 04:16
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Last time I created a PSP page was about 2 years ago. I created a HTML file with embedded PL/SQL and the used the PSP converter/uploaded to load it into the database. The upload then creates a PL/SQL procedure/package (not quite sure) in the database which can be executed via the PL/SQL mod on the IAS server. PSP was in a way their version of JSP (Java Server Pages HTML pages with Java embedded into them which when executed were converted)

I personally used designer to design generate Web PL/SQL forms as I found it more benificial at the time.

Maybe PSP has moved on since then have a look at this thread and see what other people think.

http://groups.google.ie/groups?hl=en...com%26rnum%3D1

I hope I have been of some help.


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Old 12-31-03, 05:04
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this page may also help you


http://www.orafaq.com/faqmodpl.htm#CONFIG
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Hi,

To Develop and Deploy PL/SQL Server Pages, you need the Oracle Server 8.1.6 or later and either Oracle Application Server PL/SQL Cartridge or Oracle WebDB PL/SQL Gateway.
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Hi,

1. Install the PL/SQL Toolkit
2. Create the Listener
3. Create a Database Access Descriptor
4. Create an Application called pspApp
5. Add a Cartridge to your Application
6. Create the PL/SQL Server Pages Script
7. Load the PL/SQL Server Page
8. Verify Procedure creation
9. Reload OAS
10. Execute the PSP script from OAS
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Hi,

To Develop and Deploy PL/SQL Server Pages, you need the Oracle Server 8.1.6 or later and either Oracle Application Server PL/SQL Cartridge or Oracle WebDB PL/SQL Gateway.
As far as I am aware none of these products are supported.

Can I recommend that you use version 9i or higher of the database and IAS as OAS is not as reliable and also may not be supported. IAS come with PL/SQL module in replace of the PL/SQL cartridge.

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Old 01-06-04, 04:38
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U Better check & make sure that these products are supported.

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As far as I am aware non of these products are supported.

Can I recommend that you use version 9i or higher of the database and IAS as OAS is not as reliable and also may not be supported. IAS come with PL/SQL module in replace of the PL/SQL cartridge.

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