Installing the Oracle JDeveloper 10g Portal Extension

i have followed all the steps to install jdev portal extension but i am not able to see Java Portlet and Oracle PDK Java Portlet portlets in web tier..what could be the reason

Hi,
Did you notice any errors during the installation ? i.e, when you install the Portal Addin Jar File..
Regards,
Sandeep

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In this Oracle JDeveloper 10g (10.1.2) have many bug fix.
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To summarize the position of JHeadstart for ADF (JHeadstart 10.1):
Almost a year ago, we already announced the JHeadstart for ADF release, explaining how you can ensure that the migration will go as smooth as possible. See the forum thread at its Jheadstart like ADF? .
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[ul][li]
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[li][li]
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[li][ul]
If you have not used JHeadstart before you can either start using ADF or JHeadstart and make the switch to ADF when JHeadstart-ADF release comes out like described above. In all circumstances it is a good choice to familiarize yourself with ADF. Good knowledge of this framework is required when you use the JHeadstart-ADF release.
JHeadstart is the only tool that offers you migration of your existing application structure and data operations to the ADF Model (Data Controls and Data Bindings).
Furthermore, the new JHeadstart 10.1.0 release (compatible with JDeveloper 10.1.2.0.0) will be able to generate more features than the previous release JHeadstart 9.0.5, which means that you will need less post-generation changes.
kind regards,
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Error in Installing the Oracle 10g RDBMS on linux installed on Vmware

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Pl post exact details of "Linux" and "10g" versions. Which install guide are you following ? This error has been discussed many times in this forum - use the search feature to find possible solutions
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/search.jspa?threadID=&q=%22Can't+connect+to+X11+window%22&objID=f64&dateRange=all&userID=&numResults=15&rankBy=10001
HTH
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I am planning to install the Oracle Apps R12 and I already downloaded the media-pack from edelivery.oracle.com.
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But I am not sure how to do it because I have tree-tier architecteur at home :
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Could any one explain me how to install it?Do you already have a Database and Oracle AS10g installed? Please elaborate more.
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Hi Jean-Valentin,
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It's probably worth a mention in this forum too ;-)
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