C Oracle Multimedia Sample Applications

This appendix summarizes the Oracle Multimedia scripts and sample applications, which are written in C, SQL, and PL/SQL.

Most of the Oracle Multimedia scripts and sample applications are available after you install the Oracle Database Examples media, which you can download from the Oracle Technology Network (OTN), in the locations shown in the following table.

Table C-1 Oracle Multimedia Sample Applications in Oracle Database Examples Media

Name Location

ORDImage OCI C

Linux and UNIX: <ORACLE_HOME>/ord/img/demo

Windows: <ORACLE_HOME>\ord\img\demo

PL/SQL Web Toolkit Photo Album

Linux and UNIX: <ORACLE_HOME>/ord/http/demo/plsqlwtk

Windows: <ORACLE_HOME>\ord\http\demo\plsqlwtk

Code Wizard for the PL/SQL Gateway

Linux and UNIX: <ORACLE_HOME>/ord/http/demo/plsgwycw

Windows: <ORACLE_HOME>\ord\http\demo\plsgwycw

This appendix includes these sections:

See Also:

Oracle Multimedia on the Oracle Technology Network Web site for additional sample applications that are available for download

C.1 Oracle Multimedia ORDImage OCI C Sample Application

The Oracle Multimedia ORDImage OCI C sample application is written in C.

The Oracle Multimedia ORDImage OCI C sample application shows how to use the Oracle Call Interface (OCI) to access the database and process images.

See Also:

The README.txt file in the demo directory for requirements and instructions for running the Oracle Multimedia ORDImage OCI C sample application

C.2 Oracle Multimedia PL/SQL Sample Applications

The Oracle Multimedia PL/SQL Web Toolkit Photo Album sample application and the Oracle Multimedia Code Wizard sample application for the PL/SQL Gateway are written in SQL and PL/SQL.

The Oracle Multimedia PL/SQL Web Toolkit Photo Album sample application shows how to upload and retrieve media data using the PL/SQL Web Toolkit and PL/SQL Gateway.

The Oracle Multimedia Code Wizard sample application for the PL/SQL Gateway lets you create PL/SQL procedures for the PL/SQL Gateway to upload and retrieve media data stored in the database using the Oracle Multimedia object types.

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