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Web Programming with PL/SQL

Web Programming with PL/SQL. Erdogan Dogdu Georgia State University Computer Science Department edogdu@cs.gsu.edu http://db.gsu.edu/~edogdu. Content. Oracle Architecture for Web Apps Oracle mod_plsql Apache module HTTP A Simple PL/SQL Web Toolkit Example PL/SQL Web Toolkit

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Web Programming with PL/SQL

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  1. Web Programming with PL/SQL Erdogan Dogdu Georgia State University Computer Science Department edogdu@cs.gsu.edu http://db.gsu.edu/~edogdu

  2. Content • Oracle Architecture for Web Apps • Oracle mod_plsql Apache module • HTTP • A Simple PL/SQL Web Toolkit Example • PL/SQL Web Toolkit • Parameter Passing • HTML Forms • PL/SQL Server Pages

  3. Oracle Web Extensions • 3-tier: client, application server (OAS 9i), database (Oracle 9i) • mod_plsql in OAS • PL/SQL Web Toolkit

  4. Web Request Processing • The Oracle HTTP Server receives a PL/SQL Server Page request from a client browser. • The Oracle HTTP Server routes the request to mod_plsql. • The request is forwarded by mod_plsql to the Oracle Database. By using the configuration information stored in your DAD, mod_plsql connects to the database.

  5. Web Request Processing (cont.) • Mod_plsql prepares the call parameters, and invokes the PL/SQL procedure in the application. • The PL/SQL procedure generates an HTML page using data and the PL/SQL Web Toolkit accessed from the database. • The response is returned to mod_plsql. • The Oracle HTTP Server sends the response to the client browser.

  6. Invoking mod_plsql • protocol://hostname[:port]/DAD location/[[!][schema.][package.]proc_ name[?query_string]] • Example: • http://db.gsu.edu:7777/pls/csc8711/simple

  7. HTTP • GET, POST, HEAD methods • GET. Parameters in query string. • http://host:port/pls/DAD/foo?a=v&b=1 • POST. For large parameter data. • http://host:port/pls/DAD/foo, POST data="a=v&b=1“ • HEAD. No content data is streamed back. Only a confirmation.

  8. A Simple Example • Write a PL/SQL procedure (simple.sql) using PL/SQL Web Toolkit: CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE simple AS l_user varchar2(30); BEGIN select USER into l_user from dual; htp.htmlOpen; htp.headOpen; htp.title('A Very Very Simple Example'); htp.headClose; htp.bodyOpen; htp.line; htp.header(1,'Simple Example'); htp.line; htp.paragraph; …

  9. A Simple Example (cont.) … htp.print('Today''s date is: ' || to_char(sysdate, 'DD/MM/YYYY')); htp.br; htp.print('Today''s day is: ' || to_char(sysdate, 'DAY')); htp.paragraph; htp.print('Ordinary <em>tags</em> can be used in the strings that we send.'); htp.print('Your Oracle USERID is ' || l_user); htp.line; htp.address('Raj Sunderraman'); -- owa_util.signature('orarbkx.simple'); htp.bodyClose; htp.htmlClose; EXCEPTION When others Then htp.print(SQLERRM); htp.bodyClose; htp.htmlClose; END; / show errors

  10. A Simple Example (cont.) • Upload the procedure ‘simple’ to the database: > sqlplus SQL> @simple.sql Procedure created. No errors. • Run procedure: http://db.gsu.edu:7777/pls/csc8711/simple

  11. Web Toolkit Oracle Web Toolkit includes a number of packages: • htp and htf package: hypertext procedures and functions, • owa_cookie: to handle HTTP cookies, • owa_util: utility subprograms, • etc.

  12. htp package Example: create or replace procedure hello AS BEGIN htp.htmlopen; -- generates <HTML> htp.headopen; -- generates <HEAD> htp.title('Hello'); -- generates <TITLE>Hello</TITLE> htp.headclose; -- generates </HEAD> htp.bodyopen; -- generates <BODY> htp.header(1, 'Hello'); -- generates <H1>Hello</H1> htp.bodyclose; -- generates </BODY> htp.htmlclose; -- generates </HTML> END;

  13. htp and htf package • More htp functions: • Comment: htp.comment • Applet: htp.appletopen, … • List: htp.olistOpen, htp.ulinstOpen, … • Form: htp.formOpen, … • Table: htp.tableOpen, htp.tableData, … • Image: htp.img, etc. • Formatting: htp.print, htp.bold, htp.underline, … • Frame: htp.frame, …

  14. owa_util • owa_util.tablePrint create or replace procedure showemps is ignore_more boolean; begin ignore_more := owa_util.tablePrint('emp', 'BORDER', OWA_UTIL.PRE_ TABLE); end; This procedure gives the output (next slide)

  15. owa_util <PRE> ----------------------------------------------------------------- | EMPNO |ENAME |JOB |MGR |HIREDATE | SAL | COMM | DEPTNO | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | 7369| SMITH | CLERK | 7902 | 17-DEC-80 | 800 | | 20 | | 7499| ALLEN | SALESMAN| 7698 | 20-FEB-81 | 1600 | 300 | 30 | | 7521| WARD | SALESMAN| 7698 | 22-FEB-81 | 1250 | 500 | 30 | | 7566| JONES | MANAGER | 7839 | 02-APR-81 | 2975 | | 20 | | 7654| MARTIN | SALESMAN| 7698 | 28-SEP-81 | 1250 | 1400| 30 | | 7698| BLAKE | MANAGER | 7839 | 01-MAY-81 | 2850 | | 30 | | 7900| JAMES | CLERK | 7698 | 03-DEC-81 | 950 | | 30 | | 7902| FORD | ANALYST | 7566 | 03-DEC-81 | 3000 | | 20 | | 7934| MILLER | CLERK | 7782 | 23-JAN-82 | 1300 | | 10 | ----------------------------------------------------------------- </PRE>

  16. Passing Parameters • GET method http://db:7777/pls/csc8711/pl1?str=Hello&num=4 create or replace procedure pl1(str in varchar2, num in number) as begin for i in 1..num loop htp.print(i || '. ' || str); htp.br; end loop; end; 1. Hello <br> 2. Hello <br> 3. Hello <br> 4. Hello <br>

  17. HTML Forms • htp.formOpen(curl in varchar2, cmethod in varchar2 default ‘POST’, ctarget in varchar2, cenctype in varchar2 default null, cattributes in varchar2 default null); • <FORM ACTION=“curl” METHOD=“cmethod” TARGET=“ctarget” ENCTYPE=“cenctype” cattributes>

  18. HTML Forms • htp.formSubmit(cname in varchar2 default null, cvalue in varchar2 default ‘Submit’, cattributes in varchar2 default null) • <INPUT TYPE=“submit” NAME=“cname” VALUE=“cvalue” cattributes>

  19. HTML Forms • HTML forms can have the following elements: • Single line input text (htp.formText) • Single line input password (htp.formPassword) • Checkboxes (htp.formCheckbox) • Radio buttons (htp.formRadio) • Submit buttons (htp.formSubmit) • Text areas (htp.formTextarea) • Selects (htp.formSelectOpen, htp.formSelectOption, htp.formSelectClose)

  20. HTML Forms • Useful functions: owa_util.get_owa_service_path: Returns the prefix of the URL pointing to PL/SQL procedure Example: http://db.gsu.edu:7777/pls/survey/login • Use in PL/SQL web program as: htp.formOpen(owa_util.get_owa_service_ path|| ‘start_session’);

  21. Disadvantages of Web Toolkit • PL/SQL Web Toolkit (htp, htf) generates HTML code form PL/SQL programs. • Generating nice web pages is difficult, you cannot author PL/SQL programs in Frontpage. • Solution is PSP (next)

  22. PL/SQL Server Pages (PSP) • Author web pages using script-friendly HTML authoring tools. • Drop in PL/SQL code in web pages. • In short: • Web Toolkit: generate HTML from PL/SQL • PSP: embedded PL/SQL within HTML

  23. PL/SQL Server Pages (PSP) • Same script tag syntax as JSP, also similar to ASP • PSP files should have .psp extension • Can be as simple as an HTML page (no PL/SQL script) • Specifying the scripting language <%@ page language="PL/SQL" %>

  24. PL/SQL Server Pages (PSP) • Parameter passing <%@ plsql parameter="varname" %> • Returned document type <%@ page contentType="MIMEtype" %> Such as text/xml, text/plain, image/jpeg • Stored procedure name <%@ page procedure="procname" %>

  25. PL/SQL Server Pages (PSP) • Loading psp document to Oracle loadpsp [ -replace ] -user username/password[@connect_string] [ include_file_name ... ] [ error_file_name ] psp_file_name ...

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