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Project Marvel: Going With the Flow

Overview Project Marvel (re-christened HTML DB in Oracle Database 10g) isn't the latest superhero comic-book title from Marvel Comics but Oracle's recently launched hosted development suite. Given the flexibility of the Project Marvel architecture, the software's ability to exploit native features of the underlying Oracle database, and the simplicity of its Oracle-centric declarative development via a Web browser, it's likely to inspire some "Faster than a speeding bullet" comparisons to other development platforms. Project Marvel resonates best with people who feel comfortable with SQL and like a minimum amount of layers between them and their Oracle database.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	HTML
Date Published	October 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Database Applications

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