MOD_PLSQL is an Apache module that allows you to create Web applications using Oracle stored procedures. It works similarly to the Oracle Web Application Server PL/SQL cartridge, and provides very similar APIs.
| Tags | Database Internet Web Dynamic Content |
|---|---|
| Licenses | Apache |
| Operating Systems | POSIX |
| Implementation | PL/SQL C |
Recent releases


Changes: This release fixed cookie age handling and changed the cookie format to Version 1.


Changes: The need to patch Apache sources to build mod_plsql has been removed. It's possible to build it as shared module.


Changes: Passing SQL through a URL directly is not possible anymore. A potential buffer overflow in the CGI environment setup code has been fixed. There are other minor fixes and optimisations.


Changes: Fixing htp.sql to escape ampersands, and some other minor fixes to mod_plsql.c.


Changes: Fixes for cookie handling.
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Recent commentsUse CPPSERV instead
mod_plsql is fine idea, and will work for simple applications, but for anything even mildly complex, one needs real application server. My personal recommendation is CPPSERV: it is an application server that provides very Java Servlet-like API to C++ programmers, and also contains CSP (C++ Server Pages) parser.