Jspell OAS installation

Good Morning, I'm in the process of integrating Jspell with Forms.
We are running Oracle Application Server 10g Release 2 (10.1.2.0.2) - Forms and Reports Services.
I've installed Jspell (SDK version) into its own OC4J Instance, separate from OC4J_BI_Forms.
It installed ok, but the application has status "Not Loaded", when I try to test it - I get HTTP 404 Not Found.
Instructions from Oracle are slightly vague, and I just want to make sure that I'm on the right track.
Should I install Jspell into The Forms and Reports Services, or does it need to live in the fully blown OAS?
Should it live in its own OC4J instance, or be part of OC4J_BI_Forms?
Is there any special OAS configuration issues, eg separate port settings, paths, variables etc?
Thanks in advance
jacknomiz

So, did you purchase and install the JSpell Client Server edition from Solutions Cafe inc? The Oracle Forms JSpell Integration PJC listed on Oracle web site is simply an interfase with JSpell, not a spell checker of its own. Forms expects the JSpell Java Applet to run inside the Forms listener or the Forms Listener servlet on the application server.
Hope this helps,
Craig B-)
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Edited by: salzo on Oct 30, 2012 9:54 AM
Edited by: salzo on Oct 30, 2012 9:56 AM

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Thanks.

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Hi,
I have an OAS installation of 10gR2(10.1.2.0.2) with Bussiness Intelligence Middle Tier and ready to install patch 5983622 10g Release 2 Patch Set 3 (10.1.2.3.0).
The readme says that only the database, listener and infrastructure should be running.
I make sure the middle tier is down, but after a little time elapses, the middle tier services automatically start up. How can I prevent them from starting up until patching is complete?
I'd very much appreciate if someone could please explain.
Pat

Oracle instances do not automatically go up or down. Either a user or a process starts or stops them.
Just do the following and the server would stay down unless some cron job or another user would bring it up.
set and export your ORACLE_HOME to midtier;
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$ORACLE_HOME/opmn/bin/opmnctl stopall
thanks,
AMN

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Hi
I have to install Oracle Application Server 10g with any version of linux.
Can anybody tell me the best version (with the best performance) for my oas installation, and what server is the best. ¿have DELL, efficient servers for this combination?
Thanx for your help.
Oscar

First question - WHAT Oracle Application Server capability do you need?
There is a summary of the features at http://www.oracle.com/appserver/appserver_family.html so you can have a quick look.
I would install App Server 10g release 1 or higher ONLY. This version has improved the administration tools significantly, and that makes life much easier for monitoring, adding services and management.
I have successfully installed and run all parts on Red Hat Enterprise Server 3 and have had no problems with the RH clones WhiteBoxLinux and TaoLinux. I am also quite pleased with the Novell/SuSE Enterprise Linux and Novell/SuSE Pro 9.3.
Since there is a lot of potential complexity to the Oracle Application Server, I STRONGLY encourage using a supported Linux, such as RedHat ES 3 or 4, or SuSE SLES 9. That way you can officially purchase a copy of the AppServer from Oracle and get support.

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