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Front End for Managing Database Password

 
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Hi,


I want to create a web page which will interact with database. When the user finds that his/her database password has exipred he can change the password from this front end. Now, I know that with Java+Servlets+JSP and JDBC drivers this can be done. Is there any other simpler way?


These database includes Oracle EE, Oracle RAC, Oracle Grid Link.. etc etc.


I have heard about BPEL, Forms and Reports.... and also heard about Oracle Database Adapters in BPEL..

Can these technology make my work any simpler? Or Can anyone of you suggest me any simpler way irrespective of technology....


Thanks & Regards,

Nitish Kumar




 
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BPEL is part of the SOAP stack; I don't see how it would help with a web app. The others sound Oracle-specific; if that is the case, you may have better luck asking this in the Oracle forum-
 
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