APEX ON ORACLE ENTERPRISE EDITION

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Is it possible to install Apex on Oracle Enterprise Edition, and if yes, how? Is it simple enough to run scripts or does it takes something more?

MarcusO wrote:
I tought I need to say that I use Oracle Enterprise Edition 11 R1, do I need to install Installing Oracle HTTP Server with this one. Somebody said that it is required only with Oracle10
You need some kind of HTTP server: if you want a simple installation you have the choice of either using the Embedded PL/SQL Gateway (EPG) within the Oracle Enterprise Edition (same mechanism as with XE) or installing the Oracle HTTP server with MOD_PLSQL; instructions for either option are in the installation guide.
There is also the new/beta version Application Express Listener (as mentioned on the front page of this forum). I've not used it.

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