I have similar question. Our school uses the Exeter Student Information
System (based on Oracle App. Forms)and is moving to web forms. Any feedback
on this anyone?
Gary McNeel
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I find CF easier to use and there is less set up time to get the
applications rolling...
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> Subject: CF vs. Oracle Application Server
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> We are trying to make a d
While I have never used Oracle's app server product (I have used their rdbms
extensively), I have used some of the products in that genre (db companies
that thought they could write an application server e.g. Informix's Web Data
Blade).
My experience has been that the app servers produced by db m
>We are trying to make a determination whether to use Oracle Application
>Server or ColdFusion Application Server.
>Does anyone know where I can find a comparison (pros/cons) between the
>two products?
>Any personal comments will also be appreciated.
How about 100% personal comments? :)
I don't
Well, it's like 60k for OAP, and 7k for CF Enterprise. It will cost you
twice as much for labor in development on OAP. Nuff' said?
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Subject: CF vs. Oracle Application Server
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