About oracle spatial development platform

Dear sir:
At present,I can set the spatial data with oracle spatial in Oracle dba 11g,and can view map throught IE with Javascript API.But is there any oracle spatial development platform.With it ,I can drag the visual module(as:JavascriptAPI) to finish the Web page edition.Like ArcGIS,they supply them(as:throuht visual studio,asp.net API).
Can you show me the way to get it?
Looking forward your reply.
Thanks your attention.
dongrui

Hi,
It sounds like you are using Oracle Maps - i.e. the javascript API of Oracle MapViewer. In that case you are better off posting on the MapViewer forum:
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As for looking for a development environment, JDeveloper is likely to be your best bet for integration, but that really depends on what type of application are you developing? Is it Oracle APEX? BI? ADF? .NET? etc.
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