Developing Client/Server Systems with Oracle Developer/2000
Paul Hipsley
Abstract
Paul Hipsley
Abstract
From the Publisher: Developing Client/Server Applications with Oracle Developer/2000 is your key to tapping the new, powerful features of the industry's only second-generation client/server development tool. Those features - including a common repository, flexible modeling and methodology support, unified client/server development environment, and portable open architecture - enable you to rapidly produce and develop client/server applications. With this book, you'll learn how to develop those applications from start to finish. It begins by showing you how to design a client/server application. Next you'll be building the database and exploiting the power of Developer/2000 by incorporating VBX controls, OLE 2 Objects, and using SQL and PL/SQL. Final chapters show you how to deploy and implement your finished client/server application.
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From the Publisher: Developing Client/Server Applications with Oracle Developer/2000 is your key to tapping the new, powerful features of the industry's only second-generation client/server development tool. Those features - including a common repository, flexible modeling and methodology support, unified client/server development environment, and portable open architecture - enable you to rapidly produce and develop client/server applications. With this book, you'll learn how to develop those applications from start to finish. It begins by showing you how to design a client/server application. Next you'll be building the database and exploiting the power of Developer/2000 by incorporating VBX controls, OLE 2 Objects, and using SQL and PL/SQL. Final chapters show you how to deploy and implement your finished client/server application.
Key concepts: Fat client, Computer science, Client–server model, Oracle, Application server, Log shipping, Remote evaluation, Database