Can ASP be supported by oracle http server(apache)?

anyone knows if ASP can be supported by oracle http server(apache)?

The Oracle9iAS Migration Kit for ASP release 1.2 is availble on OTN from http://otn.oracle.com/tech/migration/asp/content.html. From the main page there is a feature overview and white paper that explain the solution and product road map.
The latest release is now production and has the following new features:
- Support for Oracle9iAS Release 2
- Support for Linux as well as Solaris and Windows
- Integration of migrated ASP applications with JSP and J2EE
- Clustering migrated ASP applications
- Internationalization improvements
- Simplified deployment (EAR File production)
- Simplified installation
- Enhanced documentation
Regards,
Blair.

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I have follow the steps and also cant get it started succeefully.
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It is the [HTTP Server] cant start up affected the [Oracle Intelligent Agent]?
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OEM agent should be independent of any other components, considering its function.
What is the error message when you try to start the OracleAgent service?
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Our server group wants to consolidate our HTTP servers into their Apache servers...
i.e. to run multiple Apache servers on a single box and each Apache server runs on a different port.
Does anyone forsee problems with running our Oracle HTTP/Apache in a shared environment?

This should be easily accomplished by creating new locations (using the <Location /directory> directive) in your Apache configuration. This would result in some /directory that each app would live under. If you do this they can all share the same port. Port 80 presumably.
It's a different story if you want them all to use the root. If all the various web applications want to use the root directory then you need to use different ports for each application and create VirtualHost entries for each port that you want Apache to listen on.
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Can I change from Embedded PL/SQL Gateway to Oracle HTTP Server/Apache?

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How to integrate Oracle Http Server with Weblogic

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I've tested it successfully.
Edited by: Virgil on Jan 15, 2009 3:08 AM

Oracle HTTP Server + PHP

Does anyone know how to enable PHP support on Oracle HTTP Server (from Oracle DB Companion CD)? I tried to compile PHP on it, bet I get the following error:
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or directory
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Do we need Oracle HTTP server to host Oracle Apex ?

We are completely new to this Oracle Apex.
Wanted to know the licensing part of it , before we get into it.
I guess Oracle Apex is free as it comes with the Oracle database license.
1) Do we need some kind of HTTP server to host the Apex on the browser ?
2) Does any HTTP server will work with Oracle Apex ?
3) Any other free Oracle tool which we can use instead of licensing Oracle HTTP server for this Apex ?
Correct me if I am wrong.
Thanks in advance for the gurus out here.

johnpau2013 wrote:
We are completely new to this Oracle Apex.
Wanted to know the licensing part of it , before we get into it.
I guess Oracle Apex is free as it comes with the Oracle database license.
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2) Does any HTTP server will work with Oracle Apex ?No.
3) Any other free Oracle tool which we can use instead of licensing Oracle HTTP server for this Apex ?
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<li>+HTTP Server Requirements+
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To install Oracle HTTP Server only

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Hi,
See:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/oracle10g/htdocs/10201winsoft.html
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Kind regards,
Iloon
PS: be aware this cd contains apex 1.6 ;-)

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Ah. Thanks.
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user9201760 wrote:
Hi,Welcome to the forum: please read the FAQ and forum sticky threads (if you haven't done so already), and ensure you've updated your profile with a real handle instead of "user9201760".
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<li>Full DB/version/edition/host OS
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[http://apex-smb.blogspot.com/]

I think I've done this in the past. Theres no technical reason why you can't do this as far as I know.
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Look under opmn/logs/
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