Create integrated, high-performance Internet applications! With this exclusive reference, you'll have the information to develop flexible, cross-platform Web applications using Oracle Application Server 10g. Take advantage of the full support for all major Web development languages, APIs and frameworks and learn to create and test applications quickly, interface with the Oracle Database seamlessly and deploy your applications to the Web securely. You'll find full details on J2EE integration, Oracle Forms 10g, Oracle Reports 10g, Oracle Application Server Discoverer 10g, Oracle Application Server Portal 10g and Oracle JDeveloper 10g. About the Authors Bradley D. Brown is chairman of the board and chief architect of TUSC. He has been working with management information systems for almost 20 years, including a majority of them with a focus on Oracle. He is recognized worldwide as a leading Oracle author. Christopher Ostrowski is a technical management consultant at TUSC. He's a senior Oracle database administrator and project leader with more than 12 years Oracle experience and 16 years in information technology. He has supported several dozen Oracle Databases ranging from version 7.x through Oracle Database 10g. Click here to learn more about Brad. Table of Contents		Authors Bradley D. Brown Christopher Ostrowski Book Information Paperback 747 pages ISBN: 0072255110 Order it from Amazon
Chapter 1: Overview of Technologies Chapter 2: Oracle Application Server 10g Architecture Chapter 3: Oracle Forms 10g Chapter 4: Oracle Reports 10g Chapter 5: OracleAS Discoverer 10g Chapter 6: Deploying Oracle Tools to the Web Chapter 7: The PL/SQL Web Toolkit and PSPs Chapter 8: Oracle Application Server Portal -- Architecture Chapter 9: OracleAS Portal -- Development -- The Basic OracleAS Portal Components Chapter 10: Advanced Oracle Application Server Portal Components Chapter 11: Integrating Forms, Reports and Discoverer into Portal Chapter 12: Java in the Oracle Database Chapter 13: Oracle JDeveloper 10g Chapter 14: JavaServer Pages Chapter 15: Deploying EARs, WARs, JARs and JSPs Chapter 16: Extensible Markup Language (XML) Chapter 17: Web Services Appendix A: Further Reading