Oracle 10g Forms II New Features & Web Deployment 1-4188-1120-3 Study Guide

1-4188-1120-3 © 2005 Publish date: December 14, 2004 191 pages

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Course ID: oracle-10g-forms2-newfeat-web-sg

Continue your learning by choosing the Oracle 10g Forms II New Features and Web Deployment study guide. Our selection of Oracle computer training books puts the power of self-directed learning into your own hands. You can master new and complex skills by following these courses on your own terms.

The Oracle 10g Forms II New Features and Web Deployment courseware allows Oracle Forms developers to get the most performance out of their applications in a Web environment. If you are an experienced developers who understands and has experience in building Oracle Forms application modules, this course is intended for you. In addition, if you are a developer how is migrating to a Web environment from a client-server, or if you want to learn how to exploit all of Oracle Forms' Web deployment features, you too will benefit by taking this course.

Among the many topics the Oracle 10g Forms II New Features and Web Deployment courseware covers are ODS forms web architectures, configuring forms services, development and migration considerations, and extending the user interface with PJCS.

When you choose a format such as this, you can use it on your own to learn these advanced techniques without taking time off from work or traveling to attend traditional courses. This manual is useful on its own as well as after the course as reference material.

Course Contents

ODS forms web architectures

• Web deployment
• Oracle forms architecture, development and deployment

Configuring forms services

• Forms services components
• How to configure the forms servlet
• How to configure the forms runtime engine
• How to configure fonts and icons

Development and migration considerations

• Considerations for development
• Client server versus application server
• Optimum performance
• How to remove obsolete elements
• Setting up web-specific processing

Extending the user interface with PJCS