Vincent Roderick wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Has anyone out there dabbled with Oracle Application Server, in particular
> the JAVA cartridge? Can you discuss your experience and the pros and cons,
> related to JSP? How is JSP better or worse at delivering dynamic content?
> What have you heard about the JAVA cartridge? Is it reliable, is it
> scalable, who in the industry is using it?
I'm working with the Oracle Application Server, but mainly with the C/C++-
cartridge. It is fast and reliable once you get it to work. The Java-Cartridge
does have problems, what I have heard, especially with stability (OWAS 3.x). The
only
advantage using the java cartridge is the possiblity to scale your application.
I would
prefer using the PL/SQL-Cartridge if you want to stick to oracle. If you want to
use standards do use servlets/jsp. With version 4.x the application server from
oracle
works with serveral web-servers. I would use apache with jserv/gjsp and combine
it with cartridges (for migration).
Sven-Peter Braun.
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Propack Data GmbH, Karlsruhe
>
>
> With my brief encounter, the Oracle Java classes that come with OAS look
> very immature. I'm a rookie with regards to JSP. Any info. you could
> provide would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Rick
>
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