Well, I stand corrected. I naively assumed that it was running on a database. But good to hear that it will port over to Oracle 9i eventually. Unfortunately, the timeline that this will occur on is outside of my timeline at this university. And I'm wondering why the switch to J2EE? CGIs can be just as good (if not better) at the same task, and since they have already started with them... wouldnt it be prudent to continue?

Thanks for all the help / Advice!
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E-Bitch
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In reply to Re: Re: Seeking advice to fix an app that I have no control over by E-Bitch
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