Oracle Application Server 10g Essentials [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

Web Sites

Oracle Corporationhttp://www.oracle.com

The home of the company. Contains the
latest information and marketing, as well as some good technical and
packaging information.

Oracle Technology Networkhttp://otn.oracle.com

The focal point of Oracle Corporation's attempt to
reach a wider audience of developers. You can find tons of stuff at
the OTN, including low-cost developer versions or free downloads of
most Oracle software and lots of information and discussion forums.
You can also sign up for specific technology tracks here. The home
page for information on Oracle Application Server is
http://www.oracle.com/appserver/books/.

International Oracle Users Group (IOUG)http://www.ioug.org

The International Oracle Users Group web site. Includes information
on meetings, links to Oracle resources, a technical repository,
discussion forums, and special interest groups.

Apache http://apache.org

The Apache site. Contains the Apache Web Server, XML Parser
implementations, XSLT implementations, XML-RPC and SOAP Web Service
implementations, and much, much more.

OASIShttp://www.uddi.org

The web site for the Universal Description, Discovery, and
Integration standards consortium. Contains information on the UDDI
protocola major building block for Web Servicesand
related standards.

O'Reilly Mediahttp://www.oreilly.com

The O'Reilly Media web site. Contains information
about good books on all kinds of web-related technologies, Oracle
technologies, and other technologies. See also http://safari.oreilly.com for
online books and http://oreillynet.com for a variety
of specific technology sites (e.g., Apache, Java, XML).

The Server Sidehttp://www.theserverside.com

The Enterprise Java community web site. Although this site is
typically focused on other products, you can pick up a tip or two
about Oracle Application Server and Java programming here.

World Wide Web Consortiumhttp://w3c.org

The web site for the original web standards, including HTTP, HTML,
DOM, and CSS, and the locale for ongoing web standardization
activity.