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CPS600 Presentation on Linkage of Web to Relational(Oracle) Databases

These foils were prepared by Gang Cheng and presented by Geoffrey Fox in CPS600

They contrast the strengths and weaknesses of Web and Database Information models

They describe Web, Conventional and DB-WEb linked Client Servers Models

They describe Oracle's WOW Oracle to Web Interface

They describe one of our experimental implementations which links mh mail to Oracle

Table of Contents for CPS600 Presentation on Linkage of Web to Relational(Oracle) Databases

001 Integration of Database Server and Web Technology
002 Abstract of Web Oracle Integration Presentation
003 Key points in Web Technology
004 Key points in database technology
005 The Synergy of Web Networking and Database Technologies    
006 Weak Points in Web Technology
007 Weak Points in Database Technology
008 By integrating a database server into Web technology, a Web server
     can be enhanced with:
009 By integrating Web into database technology, a Database server can
     be enhanced with:
010 Interfacing Web server and a database server
    -- Basic Features of WWW Client Server System
011 WWW Client Server Relationship
012 Basic features in database access -- a SQL-based query interface  
     
013 Basic Client-Server model
014 Major approaches for interfacing web into DB server environment
015 Basic WWW DB Integration Model
016 Oracle approach to Web-RDBMS Integration
017 Procedural and Programmable mechanisms
018 Web-Oracle-Web (WOW) --- a Web-Oracle interface tool for 
    developing gateways
019 Basic components in WOW
020 Client-Server Architecture for WOW
021 Web-oracle Mail Database: a case study of integrating Oracle7 
    database server into Web
022 The Entity-Relation Model
023 Functionality of the mail database
024 Query by mail header
025 Query by date
026 Query by Subject 
027 Query  by Sender     
028 Incorporating new mail into the Database from your UNIX mailbox 
    --I
029 Incorporating new mail into the Database from your UNIX mailbox 
    --II
030 Format of Query results from all query options 
031 Query options to be added in the future to Oracle-based Web Mail 
    System 
032 Some Current(January 96) NPAC Web-RDBMS Activities -- Enterprise 
    Information Systems(EIS)
033 Some Current(January 96) NPAC Web-RDBMS Activities -- Full Text 
    Web Search System
034 Some Current(January 96) NPAC Web-RDBMS Activities -- Mixture of 
    well Structured and Full Text Entitities
035 Some Current(January 96) NPAC Web-RDBMS Activities -- Parallel 
    Server Technology

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