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    DB application development using

    PL/SQL Server Pages(PSP)



    PL/SQL Server Pages (PSP)
    Author web pages using script-friendly HTML
    authoring tools.
    Drop in PL/SQL code within HTML code using
    scripting tag <% %>.
    In short:
    PSP: embedded PL/SQL within HTML
    Syntax of PL/SQL Server Pages
    Same script tag syntax as in ASP and JSP: <%
    PSP files should have .psp extension
    Can be as simple as an HTML page (no PL/SQL
    script)
    How: The Oracle HTTP Server receives a
    PL/SQL Server Page request from a client
    browser. Gets data from DB then shows it to
    user

    Syntax of PL/SQL Server Pages
    PSP Element Name Specifies . . .
    <%@ page ... %> Page Directive Characteristics of the
    PL/SQL server page.
    <%@ plsql ... %> Procedure Directive The name of the stored
    procedure produced by the
    PSP file.
    <%! ... %> Declaration Block The declaration for a set of
    PL/SQL variables that are
    visible throughout the page,
    not just within the
    next BEGIN/END block.
    <% ... %> Code Block A set of PL/SQL statements
    to be executed when the
    procedure is run.
    <%= ... %> Expression Block A single PL/SQL expression,
    such as a string, arithmetic
    expression, function call, or
    combination of these.
    Oracle Client R2
    http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/enterprise-
    edition/downloads/112010-win64soft-094461.html
    Steps in building PL-SQL server pages
    Download the Oracle Client 11g Release2 from
    http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/enterprise-
    edition/downloads/112010-win32soft-098987.html
    install the above software, the installation is straightforward
    Double click on
    load PSP to
    activate
    Steps in building PL-SQL server pages
    Steps in building PL-SQL server pages
    Steps in building PL-SQL server pages

    Steps in building PL-SQL server pages
    Steps in building PL-SQL server pages

    Steps in building PL-SQL server pages
    Steps in building PL-SQL server pages
    Steps in building PL-SQL server pages
    Steps in building PL-SQL server pages
    Steps in building PL-SQL server pages
    TNSNAMES.ORA
    Steps in building PL-SQL server pages
    HTML/PL-SQL code (Notepad++), the file extension
    .psp
    Save your code in command prompt current folder
    load PSP to your database( we will talk about this
    later )
    Check if the procedure is created( check this in SQL
    developer), otherwise correct errors
    Run your PS page using internet browser( we will
    learn this)
    Dont forget to use VPN for off campus access

    PSP_example

    <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
    <html>
    <%@page language="PL/SQL"%>
    <%@plsql procedure="chapter5_test"%>
    <%!club_name sporting_clubs.name%type;%>
    <%!club_state sporting_clubs.state%type;%>
    <head>
    <title>PL/SQL Server Page</title>
    </head>
    <body>
    <div align="center"><p><h1>Mountain Climb</h1></p>
    <!-- Navigation Bar Links -->

    <hr /></div>
    <br> <!-- Start Page Content -->
    <%select name,state into club_name,club_state from sporting_clubs
    where club_id = 120;%>
    <p<%if club_state='MO' then%> align="right" <%else%> align="left"<%end if;%>>
    Club <%= club_name%> is good for mountain climbing.</p>
    <!-- End Page Content -->
    </body>
    </html>
    Procedure Name
    Variables_declartions
    html
    PL SQL
    Comments
    How to Load PL-SQL
    load chapter5_test
    loadpsp -replace -user IS420_AS97172@ORACLE chapter5_test.psp
    Procedure created
    create or replace
    PROCEDURE chapter5_test AS
    club_name sporting_clubs.name%type;
    club_state sporting_clubs.state%type;
    BEGIN NULL;
    htp.prn('<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
    <html>
    ');
    <head>
    <title>PL/SQL Server Page</title>
    </head>
    <body>
    <div align="center"><p><h1>Mountain Climb</h1></p>
    <hr /></div>
    <br> <!-- Start Page Content -->
    ');
    select name,state into club_name,club_state from sporting_clubs
    where club_id = 120;
    htp.prn('
    <p');
    if club_state='MO' then
    htp.prn(' align="right" ');
    else
    htp.prn(' align="left"');
    end if;
    htp.prn('>
    Club ');
    htp.prn( club_name);
    htp.prn(' is good for mountain
    climbing.</p>
    <!-- End Page Content -->
    </body>
    </html>
    ');
    END;
    Chapter5_test
    loaded procedure
    Running chapter5_test using browser
    http://oracle.is.umbc.edu:8080/classpsp/IS420_AS97172.chapter5_test
    Tenant_List example
    loadpsp -replace -user
    IS420_AS97172@ORACLE tenant_list.PSP

    Tenant_List example
    http://oracle.is.umbc.edu:8080/classpsp/IS420_AS97172.tenant_list
    Travel DB

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