Display linux env var $JAVA_HOME in OSP/OUI installer automatically

Hi,
How do i make use of the OSP (getEnv) to get the value of the $JAVA_HOME env variable and save it to an existing installer variable to display? thank you.
j.
Edited by: user13682581 on Jun 13, 2011 6:26 PM

Hello Gurus,
I've finnaly bypass all that mess with web logic setup ,
It's easy
Download the
Fist Download and Setup Weblogic
Then Give Executable Privoiliges,
Chmod 777 net_oepe111130_wls1032_linux32.bin
Then Export Display
export DISPLAY=192.168.48.28:0.0
then run that Crap "bin" file" and it shows in a Grapich Interface,
[oracle@srvldbp04 tmp]$ export DISPLAY=192.168.48.28:0.0
[oracle@srvldbp04 tmp]$ ./net_oepe111130_wls1032_linux32.bin
Extracting 0%....................................................................................................100%
That's Cool,
Grid 11G - I like it
Thxs
Carlos

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Where in the application server can we specify, the cache directory the browser or apache has to look for the report output after report has run.
MY issue is that , I run a report and the browser shows it up. But when i add the parameter pagestream=YES in the report URL ,it says page not found.
This happens in a linux environment but not when the same report is run ona 10gas windows env.
Any help in this regard is appreciated
Thanks,
Ashok

Hello,
Did you check the HTML code returned to the browser ?
Menu View -> Source.
When PAGESTREAM=YES is added, some HTML code is returned
to the browser with FRAMESET and FRAME tags in order to
"split " the window in two. a BASE HREF tag is added too.
Can you check this tag BASE HREF ?
Regards

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