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Oracle HTML DB Handbook: Development Database-Centric Web Applications Quickly & Easily
Develop and Deploy Fast, Secure Web Applications
Even if you have limited programming experience, you can develop and deploy professional-quality applications using Oracle's new rapid web application development tool. Oracle HTML DB Handbook shows you how to quickly create secure and scalable web applications that can be instantly deployed.
Learn how you can consolidate spreadsheets and desktop databases into an Oracle Database and share your applications over the web. You'll also get details on administration and security. Real-world sample projects get you started using Oracle HTML DB right away.
* Install and configure Oracle HTML DB
* Work with Oracle database objects using SQL Workshop
* Create, review, edit, run and delete application elements with the HTML DB Application Builder
* Work with themes and templates
* Create, edit, and delete HTML DB pages
* Work with reports and process forms
* Implement navigational elements in applications
* Administer and manage applications and users
* Add computations, processes, and validations to applications
* Implement HTML DB security measures
CONTENTS:
Part I: Introduction
Ch 1: An Introducing to HTML DB
Ch 2: Installing HTML DB
Ch 3: Using the SQL Workshops
Part II: Creating Applications
Ch 4: Using the Application Builder
Ch 5. Creating and Running Applications
Ch 6: Working with Themes and Templates
Ch 7: Using the Application Utilities
Part III: Building Web Pages and Components
Ch 8: Building Web Pages
Ch 9: Working With Reports
Ch 10: Defining and Processing Forms
Ch 11: Navigating Between Pages
Ch 12: Building Other Components
Ch 13: Adding Computations, Processes and Validations
Part IV: Web Site and Application Examples
Ch 14: Building an Event Scheduling Application
Ch 15: Building a Test Administering Application
Part V: Security and Administration
Ch 16: Security
Ch 17: Administration Functions
Part VI: Advanced Topics
Ch 18: Tips and Techniques
Ch 19: Best Practices
Part VII: Appendixes
Appendix A: The HTML DB Packages, Procedures, Functions, and Views
Appendix B: PL/SQL Web Toolkit and Packages
Index
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