Oracle Application Server 10g Web Development (Oracle Press)

Chapter 1: Overview of Technologies

Table 1-1: Middle-Tier Components by Installation Type

Table 1-2: Apache Modules Provided in Oracle Application Server 10g

Table 1-3: Java Technologies Supported by OC4J

Chapter 2: Oracle Application Server 10 g Architecture

Table 2-1: OC4J Server Configuration Files

Table 2-2: Java Components and Their Deployment Locations

Chapter 3: Oracle Forms 10 g

Table 3-1: Key triggers and their functions

Chapter 5: OracleAS Discoverer 10 g

Table 5-1: Differences between Mandatory and Optional Conditions in Discoverer

Table 5-2: Numeric Items in the cd Schema

Chapter 6: Deploying Oracle Tools to the Web

Table 6-1: Forms Engine Version Included with the Application Server

Table 6-2: Parameters Accepted by the Forms Compiler

Table 6-3: Parameters That Can Be Passed to the f90servlet Executable

Table 6-4: formsweb.cfg System Parameters that Cannot Be Specified in the URL

Table 6-5: Values for the DESFORMAT parameter

Table 6-6: Values for the DESTYPE parameter

Table 6-7: Discoverer Parameters

Chapter 7: The PL/SQL Web Toolkit and PSPs

Table 7-1: PL/SQL Code and Resulting Generated HTML

Table 7-2: PSP Element Types

Chapter 8: Oracle Application Server PortalArchitecture

Table 8-1: Content Attributes

Table 8-2: Display Attributes

Chapter 9: OracleAS PortalDevelopmentThe Basic OracleAS Portal Components

Table 9-1: The Portal Wizard Pages for an OraclesAS Portal Form

Table 9-2: The Portal Wizard Pages for an OraclesAS Portal Report

Table 9-3: Code Explanation of Line 22 of the Accompaning Listing

Chapter 10: Advanced Oracle Application Server Portal Components

Table 10-1: Steps in Oracle Application Server Portal Data Component Wizard

Table 10-2: Element Properties that Can Be Set on the Edit Style Page

Table 10-3: A List of the Built-In Page Attributes

Chapter 11: Integrating Forms, Reports, and Discoverer into Portal

Table 11-1: Common rwclient and rwservlet Parameters

Table 11-2: The Most Common Parameters Specified

Chapter 12: Java in the Oracle Database

Table 12-1: DataSource Properties and Methods

Table 12-2: OracleDataSource Common Properties and Methods

Table 12-3: Valid driver types

Table 12-4: CallableStatement Formats

Table 12-5: DBMS_JAVA Procedures and Function

Table 12-6: Common JSP Elements

Chapter 14: JavaServer Pages

Table 14-1: Implicit JSP Objects/Variables

Table 14-2: pageContext Methods

Table 14-3: The Six JSP Tag Element Types

Table 14-4: JSP OEM Properties

Table 14-5: Oracle-Java Primitive-Type Mapping

Table 14-6: JML/JSTL Comparison

Table 14-7: Available Implicit Objects

Table 14-8: Available Operators

Chapter 15: Deploying EARs, WARs, JARs, and JSPs

Table 15-1: Java Technologies Supported by Oracle Application Server 10g

Table 15-2: Options for the dcmctl Command

Chapter 16: Extensible Markup Language (XML)

Table 16-1: Some of the More Common DTD Components

Table 16-2: Analysis of the Address Book XML Document and DTD.

Table 16-3: XSUs OracleXML getXML Options

Table 16-4: XSUs OracleXML putXML Options