Oracle and Open Source
Oracle and Open Source By Andy Duncan, Sean Hull
April 2001
Pages: 424

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Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1 Oracle Meets Open Source

    1. Introduction to Open Source

    2. Open Source Summary

    3. The Open Source Definition

  2. Chapter 2 Connecting to Oracle

    1. The Oracle Call Interface API

    2. Perl

  3. Chapter 3 Tcl, Perl, and Python

    1. Why Scripted GUIs?

    2. Connecting to Oracle

    3. Tcl/Tk

    4. Perl/Tk

    5. Python

  4. Chapter 4 Building Oracle Applications with Perl/Tk and Tcl/Tk

    1. Orac

    2. Oddis

    3. Building Applications with Oratcl and BLT

  5. Chapter 5 Web Technologies

    1. Databases and the Web

    2. The Apache Web Server

    3. Using Perl with Oracle Web Applications

    4. Using Java with Oracle Web Applications

    5. Using HTML Embedded Scripting with Oracle Web Applications

  6. Chapter 6 Building Web-Based Oracle Applications

    1. Karma

    2. Oracletool

    3. OraSnap

    4. DB_Browser

    5. PhpMyAdmin and PhpOracleAdmin

    6. WWWdb

    7. Big Brother

  7. Chapter 7 Java

    1. Java Foundations

    2. JDBC: Java DataBase Connectivity

    3. Java GUIs

    4. Java and the Web

    5. Apache JServ

  8. Chapter 8 Building Oracle Applications with Java

    1. jDBA

    2. ViennaSQL

    3. DBInspector

    4. DB Prism

  9. Chapter 9 GNOME and GTK+

    1. Windowing Foundations

    2. The GNOME Project

    3. Programming with GTK+

  10. Chapter 10 Building Oracle Applications with GNOME and GTK+

    1. Orasoft Applications Suite

    2. GNOME-DB

    3. gASQL

    4. Gnome Transcript

    5. Gaby

  1. Appendix A Oracle8i And Linux

    1. Downloading Oracle8i for Linux

    2. Installing Oracle8i on Linux

    3. Q & A for Oracle on Linux

    4. Improving Performance on Linux

  2. Appendix B PL/SQL and Open Source

    1. PLNet.org

    2. utPLSQL

    3. More PL/SQL Links

  3. Appendix C For Further Reading

    1. Chapter 1

    2. Chapter 2

    3. Chapter 3

    4. Chapter 4

    5. Chapter 5

    6. Chapter 6

    7. Chapter 7

    8. Chapter 8

    9. Chapter 9

    10. Chapter 10

    11. Appendix A

    12. Appendix B

  4. Colophon

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