Jeff Bernknopf's XML DB & HTML DB BlogA source for information, articles and techniques for these emerging productsBill Dwight Champions HTML DB- January 13, 2004 Just prior to OracleWorld in September, Bill Dwight, Oracle's Vice President of Application Development Tools, gave an interview where he described this exciting new technology and answered several other questions in an interview for eWeek (Oracle's Dwight Champions HTML DB). The last question in the interview asks about sites that have been built internally using HTML DB. He provides a generic answer that mentions hundreds of sites but does not really mention any external sites...http://radio.weblogs.com/0133334/2004/01/13.html#a5 Getting Started with XML DB- January 12, 2004 If you are just getting started with XML DB, check out my article that was published in the March, 2003 issue of the Technical Journal of the New York Oracle User's Group (NYOUG) ("Getting Started with Oracle 9i's XML DB") . You may also want to check out the various other NYOUG Technical Journal articles at the NYOUG Technical Journal Archives. You do not need a subscription to the NYOUG on-line Technical Journal articles but the articles posted there are one quarter..http://radio.weblogs.com/0133334/2004/01/12.html#a4 Oracle HTML DB Has an OTN Home Page- January 12, 2004 HTML DB, which began life as Project Marvel, has not until recently had a Home page on OTN. You can now access information about HTML DB at http:otn.oracle.comproductsdatabasehtmldbindex.htm which today includes an feature overview, a quick tour and several examples of building applications. There are several keys links on this page as well including a: List of How To documents (http:otn.oracle.comproductsdatabasehtmldbhowtosindex.html) Way to request an Oracle-hosted workspace so...http://radio.weblogs.com/0133334/2004/01/12.html#a3 New Blog on XML DB and HTML DB Launched- January 11, 2004 Hello and welcome to my new Weblog! My weblog will concentrate on two new Oracle facilities: XML DB, Oracle's built-in XML repository available starting with 9.0.1 HTML DB, Oracle's new tool for building departmental level web applications which is available now but will be provided as a standard component of the 10g database releasehttp://radio.weblogs.com/0133334/2004/01/11.html#a2 |