Missing HTTP Server on 11g Installation

Hi,
Just successfully installed 11g Enterprise. Which, as I understand it, comes bundled nowadays with APEX and the Oracle HTTP server.
But in my efforts to set up APEX and the HTTP server, I'm noticing a distinct lack of HTTP server! None of the files or folders that are supposed to present are there, but APEX is.
I've followed the documentation to the letter and its all gone well up to the part where I have to edit the dads.conf file, whereupon I've noticed that file doesnt exist, and neither does the entire directory structure leading to it:
"ORACLE_BASE\ORACLE_HTTPSERVER_HOME\ohs\modplsql\conf\dads.conf"
I cant see any obvious directory in the oracle base that could be the http server home directory.
Am I being dumb or blind, or am I genuinely missing the HTTP server and relevant directories and files?
Help much appreciated!

Use the EPG. In database 10g, the HTTP server was on the companion CD. In database 11g, HTTP server is not included(however you can download it if you really want to from the middleware stack or I guess from Apache). In database 11g, the deployment of APEX with HTTP server powered by Apache is deprecated in favour of the Embdded PLSQL Gateway (the modplsql bit from a HTTP server insde the database). The install guide includes both methods to give you a choice. Just because HTTP server is no longer included as part of the database media does not mean that you can not use it.

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Has been replaced by the recurring message:
*/u01/applR12/inst/apps/<SID>_<HOST>/ora/10.1.3/Apache/Apache/bin/apachectl startssl: execing httpd*
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I am not able to look at the /u01/applR12/apps/tech_st/10.1.3/Apache/Apache/libexec/mod_ossl.so.
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Hello Lakshmi,
>
I got your point but in our case HTTP Server and Oracle Database (APEX) running on different machines.
Oracle HTTP Server running on a Windows 2003 server and Oracle Database running on Sun Solaris machine.
So do i need to change Oracle 10g HTTP Server? do i need to install Oracle 11g HTTP SErver?
Please let me know if my question is not clear.
>
<ul><li>
I got your point but in our case HTTP Server and Oracle Database (APEX) running on different machines.Did I missed something?
You should have mentioned this additional information in the original question itself.
</li>
<li>Oracle HTTP Server running on a Windows 2003 server and Oracle Database running on Sun Solaris machine.As long as [url http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E37097_01/doc/install.42/e35123/otn_install.htm#BHAFJJDA]dads.conf is configured correctly there should not be a problem with this.
From Original question:
We are having Oracle APEX 3.1 version on Oracle 10g Database and Oracle 10g HTTP Server as web server in our organization.How did this setup of APEX worked?(i.e. on different machines)
If you still have doubt about this you can do the setup and find out before upgrading.
</li>
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</li></ul>
Hope now I am more clear!
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A few guesses what could be wrong.
- Under which user are you installing, does this user have all the rights to create and start stuff.
- Have you first installed a weblogic server (this should be installed) and did associate any components with the weblogic domain?
I usually do not associate anything with my weblogic domain and configure the httpd.conf file for the Apache server by hand instead of using the enterprise manager.
Once the WebLogic server is installed i follow the following steps
Installation WebTier
Run setup.exe
Select Install Software - Do Not Configure.
Click Next.
Prerequisite Checks --> Next.
Accept the default installation directory.
Click Next.
Uncheck i wish to... click Next (in the pop-up Yes)
Click Install.
Click when the installation it finished and click Finish
Configuration WebTier
Run the file <WebTier-Home>/bin/config.bat.
Click Next
Uncheck Associate Selected Components with WebLogic Domain and click Next
Accept the defaults and click Next
Enter the parameters for the WebCache
Web Cache Administrator Password: password
Confirm Password: password
Click Next.
Select Auto Port Configuration and click Next.
Uncheck I wish to... and click Next. (pop-up Yes)
Click Configure
Click Next and Click Finish
When i follow the above steps an instance of the webtier is running.

Missing HTTP Server on 11g Installation

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