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Author:   Andy Duncan ,  Sean Hull
Publisher:   O'Reilly Media
Imprint:   O'Reilly Media
Dimensions:   Width: 17.80cm , Height: 2.30cm , Length: 23.30cm
Weight:   0.676kg
ISBN:  

9780596000189

ISBN 10:   0596000189
Pages:   426
Publication Date:   08 May 2001
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  General/trade ,  Professional & Vocational ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

Preface 1. Oracle Meets Open Source Introduction to Open Source Open Source Summary The Open Source Definition 2. Connecting to Oracle The Oracle Call Interface API Perl 3. Tcl, Perl, and Python Why Scripted GUIs? Connecting to Oracle Tcl/Tk Perl/Tk Python 4. Building Oracle Applications with Perl/Tk and Tcl/Tk Orac Oddis Building Applications with Oratcl and BLT 5. Web Technologies Databases and the Web The Apache Web Server Using Perl with Oracle Web Applications Using Java with Oracle Web Applications Using HTML Embedded Scripting with Oracle Web Applications 6. Building WebBased Oracle Applications Karma Oracletool OraSnap DB_Browser PhpMyAdmin and PhpOracleAdmin WWWdb Big Brother 7. Java Java Foundations JDBC: Java DataBase Connectivity Java GUIs Java and the Web Apache JServ 8. Building Oracle Applications with Java jDBA ViennaSQL DBInspector DB Prism 9. GNOME and GTK+ Windowing Foundations The GNOME Project Programming with GTK+ 10. Building Oracle Applications with GNOME and GTK+ Orasoft Applications Suite GNOMEDB gASQL Gnome Transcript Gaby A. Oracle8i And Linux B. PL/SQL and Open Source C. For Further Reading Index

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Andy Duncan is an inveterate software dabbler who lives in Oxfordshire, England. He is the author of the Orac open source tool for Oracle database administration and tuning. He started work at Oracle Corporation in 1998 as an Oracle DBA contractor at their EMEA Data Centre in the UK and remained there as a DBA through the January 2000 hurdle. Since then he has been working for Sun as a Java consultant, moving away from database administration into fulltime code development. Sean Hull is the author of Karma, a Perlbased Oracle database monitoring system he built after years of enjoying the benefits of the open source community and the OracleL email list. He resides in New York City, plying his Internet and Oracle knowledge through iHeavy Inc., his consulting services firm.

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