Trying to find Oracle HTTP Server (OHS)

I am trying to find a simple download of the Oracle HTTP Server on OTN but I can only find a version bundled with middlewear software.
I only need to run mod_plsql, so I don't need fusion middlewear installed.
Can anybody help me out?
Sincerely,
Marc de Oliveira

I remember it, but all signs are gone on the web site. Cannot for the life of me remember its name something like "Oracle HTTP Server"
is this it??
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/ias/index-091236.html

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A few guesses what could be wrong.
- Under which user are you installing, does this user have all the rights to create and start stuff.
- Have you first installed a weblogic server (this should be installed) and did associate any components with the weblogic domain?
I usually do not associate anything with my weblogic domain and configure the httpd.conf file for the Apache server by hand instead of using the enterprise manager.
Once the WebLogic server is installed i follow the following steps
Installation WebTier
Run setup.exe
Select Install Software - Do Not Configure.
Click Next.
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Accept the default installation directory.
Click Next.
Uncheck i wish to... click Next (in the pop-up Yes)
Click Install.
Click when the installation it finished and click Finish
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Run the file <WebTier-Home>/bin/config.bat.
Click Next
Uncheck Associate Selected Components with WebLogic Domain and click Next
Accept the defaults and click Next
Enter the parameters for the WebCache
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Confirm Password: password
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Uncheck I wish to... and click Next. (pop-up Yes)
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I remember it, but all signs are gone on the web site. Cannot for the life of me remember its name something like "Oracle HTTP Server"
is this it??
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/ias/index-091236.html

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SSL certificate files.
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comments.
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directory will continue to be referenced in these procedure steps.
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#private key from Step #4 above:
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I hope this help !!
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