New oracle environment

I don't know if this is the correct forum for this question.
But i have to install an oracle environment all on 1 computer running Windows 2000.
What i need to install is
Oracle Forms and Reports 6i
Oracle JDeveloper
Oracle 8i Enterprise Edition Release 2 8.1.6.
Oracle Designer 6i
Can someone help me with the procedure how to install this, and in what order.
I can't get it all working together.
null

Simply install forms and reports into one home with designer.
The database into another oracle home (directory) and Jdeveloper to another directory.
You can check on metalink.oracle.com if the versions of forms and designer you have can sit in the same home if not you can install them in different directories too.

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I have been trying to get Oracle 8i on Linux and I feel that I
must share
my thoughts on the new Oracle installer with everybody.
I hate the new installer. I used to run the installer from
home over my
128Kbps connection while I was connected to the office machines,
because it
was simple text based. And Oracle 8i has changed all that!
I have nothing against GUI based installers, only when they have
a little too
many animated images that eat up bandwidth. I had to drive all
the way to
the office because I did not have sufficient bandwidth to display
the darn
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Windows users
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their video display to any computer around the world and work
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Well that is what the installation screen says. I have not tried
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available on the /
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not have
enough space.
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/u03 and /u04 that I created, but I could not find anywhere to
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[email protected]
null

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Atif (guest) wrote:
: I have been trying to get Oracle 8i on Linux and I feel that I
: must share
: my thoughts on the new Oracle installer with everybody.
: I hate the new installer. I used to run the installer from
: home over my
: 128Kbps connection while I was connected to the office
machines,
: because it
: was simple text based. And Oracle 8i has changed all that!
: I have nothing against GUI based installers, only when they
have
: a little too
: many animated images that eat up bandwidth. I had to drive all
: the way to
: the office because I did not have sufficient bandwidth to
display
: the darn
: ringing bell animated image. This is strictly the mentality of
: Windows users
: who like to work on the console of servers.
: And check this out:
: line 118 in my install log file at :
: /usr/local/oracle/u01/app/oracle/oraInventory/logs/installActio
ns.log
: says :
: platGroup = WINDOWS
: And this is on Linux!!! Maybe the Oracle folks are forgetting
: that Linux
: users are a little too sensitive to these kind of mistakes. :)
: This also supports my theory that the new installer is a gift
: from Windows
: programmers. Who are not too familiar with the idea of being
: able to send
: their video display to any computer around the world and work
: from there.
: A feature every Linux user takes for granted
: There are numerous other bugs in the installer and other
routines
: of Oracle
: 8i for Linux. Some of them I will list here:
: 2. The installation types screen list 3 options:
: Typical, Minimal and Custom.
: Somehow Minimal takes more disk space (642 MB) compared to
: Typical (585 MB).
: Well that is what the installation screen says. I have not
tried
: to install
: using the minimal install.
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: available on the /
: partition. Is it that hard? Its gives warnings about how I
may
: not have
: enough space.
: 4. dbassist cant find the cdrom if you try to install the
default
: database
: from CDROM. It says cannot find CDROM even if you have all
your
: stuff under
: /mnt/cdrom
: 5. The docs talk about software mount points and data mount
: points /u01 /u02
: /u03 and /u04 that I created, but I could not find anywhere to
: specify them
: like I was able to, with the last release.
: 6. "Oracle Protocol Support" section during the install shows
no
: options at
: all. What happened to good ole Net8?
: And many others. This product is a joke.
: Atif.
: [email protected]
null

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