MCMULLIN, NANCY wrote:
Hardy,
Specifically, we need to do Oracle database development running in a browser, which includes:
- add, delete, modify records
This is all standard to the DBI modules. These are all *very* basic
database functions. It would be pretty darn sad if the functionality
http://www.perlmonks.org would be another good place to post this
question.
On Mon, 2004-08-09 at 11:42, Scott T. Hildreth wrote:
I would check out HTML::Mason or Maypole which can use Template::Toolkit
or Html::Mason. Maypole is like Java Struts a MVC(?). Anyway it seems
very easy to setup
One thing I can't comment on is the impact mod_perl could have on what
you're trying to achieve. I've never used mod_perl, but using it is a
way to increase the performance of scripts running through your
webserver - and it gives you access to webserver internals.
The only issue we had when using
I would check out HTML::Mason or Maypole which can use Template::Toolkit
or Html::Mason. Maypole is like Java Struts a MVC(?). Anyway it seems
very easy to setup giving web interfaces to db tables. I have not used
it, worth checking out though. There are articles on perl.com.
On Mon,
there one day.
Ilya
-Original Message-
From: Scott T. Hildreth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 09, 2004 12:43 PM
To: MCMULLIN, NANCY
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: web development tool
I would check out HTML::Mason or Maypole which can use Template::Toolkit
or Html::Mason
Generic question to the group...
It's been requested that we expand our Perl / Database / Web development to do more
advanced things, such as database maintenance, reporting and monitoring (over the
web).
Would you recommend continuing to use strictly Perl for all of this, or jump to
I think you'll find that Perl can do any and all of what you asked
about, but you're asking about pretty general topics. If you can be
more specific it's likely you'll get more specific answers.
Since you ask here on the Perl *DBI* mailing list, in my experience,
which includes (not to say I'm
From: Hardy Merrill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think you'll find that Perl can do any and all of what you asked
about, but you're asking about pretty general topics. If you can be
more specific it's likely you'll get more specific answers.
Hardy,
Specifically, we need to do Oracle database
Hi Nancy,
my past 7-8 yrs experience tells me perl/oracle is
robust.
perl/mysql or perl/postgre is fine,too.
I'm not that familiar w/ PHP, but it seem just fine,
too.
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Sorry for the poor message quoting - groupwise.
MCMULLIN, NANCY [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/09/04 11:57AM
From: Hardy Merrill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think you'll find that Perl can do any and all of what you asked
about, but you're asking about pretty general topics. If you can be
more
Hardy,
Specifically, we need to do Oracle database development running in a browser, which
includes:
- add, delete, modify records
Ah, yes, what do you think database interface stands for???
- display on-screen reports of that data
That's up to you to pull the data and generate the output,
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