Creating userid and password login from web page

Question

I want to create a page where i will have userid and password.When i log in it should check the username and password in the table.
When i make a new entry also it should be added in the table
Please help me how to proceed with this .
Please help me in creating the html page also

Answer 1

mod_plsql manual at:
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B25221_03/web.1013/b25599/toc.htm
Configuration for mod_plsql:
$ORACLE_HOME/Apache/mod_plsql/conf/dads.conf
First thing to do is to ensure that mod_plsql works and can run your stored procs. Edit the dads.conf file (use dads.readme for instructions) and configure a DaD (Database access Descriptor) for you database.
Restart Apache to effect the config change. I simply (and incorrectly) use $ORACLE_HOME/Apache/Apache/bin/apachectl - and it will tell you why it is not recommended and the correct command to run.
The URL for will be something like:
http://yourserver/dad/[schema.][package.]procedure[&parameters]
The stuff in square brackets are optional.
Create the following sample PL/SQL proc to call from the web browser:
create or replace procedure Hello( cName varchar2 DEFAULT NULL ) is
begin
htp.prn( 'Hello World from '|| NVL(cName,'Nobody') );
end;Make sure the Oracle user you configured the DaD with has exexcute rights on this procedure. E.g. if the DaD uses Oracle user WEB_USER to connect to the database and the procedure is created as SCOTT, then SCOTT must grant execute rights on the proc to WEB_USER.
The web browser URL for calling this stored proc will look as follows:
Without passing any parameters:
http://yourserver/dad/scott.hello
With passing the cName parameter as defined in the stored proc:
http://yourserver/dad/scott.hello?cname=John
As for the rest - you likely will need to use cookie authentication to "login" from a web page. Then you also need to determine just how you are going to use these session cookies on the database server side for security. How you're going to manage these cookies. Persist them in the database. Which also means managing session states for stateless clients via such a session cookie. Etc.
This is not trivial to design, code and implement.
Why not use Oracle Application Express instead?