9iAS v2: OC4J_portal versus Portal:portal:7777

After 9iAS installation. EM Website shows OC4J_portal is up running,
Portal:portal:7777 is down. After I clicked the Portal:portal:7777 link its
status changed to running.
1. What is the difference between OC4J_portal and Portal:portal:7777?
2. Do they need to be both started on mid-tier?
3. Which portal is the one corresponding to the 9iAS v1 Portal?
Thanks,
Lin

Ans 1:
OC4J_Portal and portal:portal:7777 are two targets.
(Components)
OC4J_Portal status is based on OC4J_Portal is Up.
portal:portal:7777 status is based on /pls/portal is
accessible.
OC4J_Portal takes you to the metrics specific to only OC4J_Portal
If you drill down to portal:portal:7777 > PPE .. Here you
will see a link to OC4J_Portal, clicking on which takes you to the OC4J_Portal page.
Ans 2:
**Portal:portal:7777 is down
I remember seeing a Bug (Not publised) for this. Can you tell your portal version?
Does it show as down the first time the page is accessed?
Does it shows as Up on Refreshing the Page?
Ans 3:
I did not get this question. What are you trying to ask?
Do you mean the Portal Version??
Regards,
Chetan.

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