Newbie - Where to install Developer Kits?

We just installed Oracle 9iAS on two hosts. One is our infrastructure box, and the other is our Portal server.
These represent our first attempt to learn this stuff, so they probably won't be used for production.
Can I install the Developer Kits (using Oracle Universal Installer) on either host (and under the existing instance)?
What's the recommended practice in production?
Thanks,
-Tony.

Hi,
You can install the developer kits wherever you like, what matters is that you correctly deploy you portlet applications successfully.
For Java Portlet Applications, you must deploy the application (usually contained within a ".ear" or ".war" file - read the J2EE specs for more details on those) into the OHS/OC4J host.
Essentially, a Developer Kit is just that - each developer could have their own local copy of the kit on their local NT machine (or whatever they use).
Regards,
Gareth
PDK-Java Development Team

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****************************** INSURANCELOGIN.JAVA *******************************
package ifsdevkit.sampleapps.insurance;
* Copyright (c) 2000 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
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import oracle.ifs.common.ConnectOptions;
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import oracle.ifs.beans.LibraryService;
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import oracle.ifs.common.IfsException;
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This code has been changed so that it accepts the four agruments that are required
to connect to the repository and uses them to connect to the repository. Note that
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to deploy the revised version of the code. Simply cut and paste this code into a
new file called WebCommandLogin.java in the directory
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This issue will be resolved on the next drop of the Oracle Internet File System
development kit.
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Note this step is not required if you have the 1.0.8.3 patch set installed.
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ifsdevkit.jar and can be used to simplify the task of creating a custom renderer.
Unfortunately the jar file containing this class is not referenced in any of the Classpaths
used by the iFS protocol servers. This means that they will not be able to load any
customer renderers that extend BaseRenderer. In order to make BaseRenderer available
to the Protocol Servers it need to be placed in the appropriate directory under
<ORACLE_HOME>/ifs/custom_classes.
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ifsdevkit.jar is located in <ORACLE_HOME>/ifs/lib after the devkit has been installed.
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oracle/ifs/server/renderers
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Regards
Mark D. Drake
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