Meetings

Setting up your first Apache/Mod Perl/Oracle Web Page

Jay Strauss

Tuesday March 13th 2001 at 7:00pm
College of DuPage Bldg M Rm 165g

Abstract

Want to produce dynamic web pages from the content stored in your Oracle database (or any database)? A little confused on the pieces of technology needed, and how to connect the dots? Come to our discussion and learn which pieces of technology you can use and how to put them together.

We will go through the basics of compiling, configuring, and installing Perl, Oracle client software, DBI, DBD-Oracle, Mod_Perl, and the Apache web server. Additionally, you'll see how to connect to, display, and update data stored in the database, all from your web browser.

Small and large companies alike use these technologies, to build both internal (intranet) and external (internet) database applications. The learning curve is shallow, but the applications are robust.

Speaker Bio

Jay Strauss is a database architect with over 10 years of experience. He has designed, built, and maintained many large scale Oracle databases for various clients. He has worked at Oracle, Andersen Consulting, and a startup, most recently has started a database consulting company.

Getting to the meeting

The next PerlSIG meeting of UniForum Chicago will be from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm on Tuesday, March 13th, 2000, at the College of DuPage, building M - room 165g.

        College of DuPage
        Building M, Rm 165g
        22nd and Lambert
        Glen Ellyn, IL 60137-6599
Take 355 to Butterfield Rd (Rt 56).
Take Butterfield West to Lambert Rd, then Lambert Rd North to College Rd.
Turn left and look for Lots 11 or 12 on the right side of College Rd.
Walk north to Building M, room 165g is near the south-east corner.

All UniForum Chicago PerlSIG meetings are open to the public free of charge.

Contact Deborah Vose at (630) 829-7033 or vosede@lidp.com for additional information about the meeting.


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