Oracle Portal - Omniportlet and datadirect drivers

I need to create an omniportlet to connect to each of a SQL Server database and a Sybase database. I tryied downloading the datadirect drivers, but they wont load into portal.
I have followed the directions found here, http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/ias/portal/html/omniportlet_how_to_use_datadirect_jdbc_drivers.html#install. this was also the page that has the links to download the datadirect drivers.
how are the drivers installed and used?

I found the solution through one of the documents on the Datadirect website
http://www.datadirect.com/download/docs/jdbc/jdbcref/jdbcref.zip.
You have to call the procedure without specifying a placeholder for the Ref Cursor and then get the results using getResultSet() method of the CallableStatement. The driver automatically converts the Ref Cursor to a Resultset.

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dear team.
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Hi,
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If any body is looking for this information...
============================================================
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and how they might affect operations from an application perspective.
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applications on several servers connecting to the Oracle database.
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app servers) would there be something within the the thick/OCI
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In the case with the Oracle, they provide a thin driver that is a 100% Java driver for client-side use without the need of an Oracle installation (maybe that's why we need to input server name and port number of the database server). This is platform indipendent, and has good performance and some features.
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========================================================
I hope this is what you expect.
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Don't know if this will help, but this shows the communication points.
THIN DRIVER
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THICK DRIVER
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Hi
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procedure show
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is
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begin
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wwui_api_portlet.draw_portlet_header
p_provider_id => p_portlet_record.provider_id
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,p_has_about => true
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end if;
Draw the portlet borders.
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wwui_api_portlet.open_portlet(p_portlet_record.has_border);
Display the content of the portlet in the show mode.
Use the wwui_api_portlet.portlet_text() API when
generating the content of the portlet so that the
output uses the portlet CSS.
htp.p(wwui_api_portlet.portlet_text(
p_string => 'Hello World - Mode Show'
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if (p_portlet_record.has_border) then
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end if;
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elsif (p_portlet_record.exec_mode = wwpro_api_provider.MODE_SHOW_EDIT) then
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htp.p('Hello World - Mode Show Preview');
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end show;
I think you need to add this:
You can get the values of your html-form with this command:
v_hidden_1 varchar2(256);
v_hidden_2 varchar2(256);
v_hidden_1 := wwpro_api_parameters.get_value('name_of_hidden_1_in_html_form','p');
v_hidden_2 := wwpro_api_parameters.get_value('name_of_hidden_2_in_html_form','p');
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Hope that helps.
Regards,
Mark

Consuming SharePoint WSRP with OracleAS Portal

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i hope, this is the right place for the topic.
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at oracle.webdb.wsrp.client.design.v1.OraWSRP_v1_ServiceDescription_PortType.getServiceDescription(Unknown Source)
. (WWC-43273)
The server is definitely up and running.
Btw. we can consume other WSRP-Portlets without problems with Oracle Portal Server and GlassFish (using Portlet Container Driver and WSRP).
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Please help me. I am the same problem.
I don't registration my provider because i have this message error:
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ORA-12535: TNS:operation timed out (WWC-35000)
please Help me.
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Oracle Portal Virtual Host Enhacement for Multiple Virtual Hosts

I open the TAR Number: 4326752.996
The TAR is related to " REQUEST ASSISTANCE FOR MULTIPLE VIRTUAL HOSTS AND MULTIPLE PAGE GROUPS CONFIG. "
This is the Scenario: We Have Oracle Portal installed in a single Box. yes I know I know... but Not everybody is Yahoo or Google for Clusters and all the good stuff, we just want our website managed by Oracle Portal since all our ERP is running Oracle Database. Anyway. 1 Box running Oracle Portal Infrastructure and MidTier.
It turns out that our previous configuration we have the LAMP Solution with PHP, Apache with Virtual Servers configuration very trivial for a regular web server however we have about 6 Virtual domains.
For example:
www.abc.com
www.def.com
www.ghi.com
www.jkl.com
www.mno.com
www.pqr.com
We also like to post all our Intranet Information in this great Portal:
http://intranet.com
Where intranet.com is the same server but setup in our Internal DNS without be a Real Internet Register Domain.
So bottom line we start doing great with Install our single box install, later [GRRRRRR does not come by default in port 80 GRRRRRR, ok need to move and setup the virtual host to resolve our main External website www.abc.com ]
For starters ok it worked we have our main website running Oracle Portal.
Now is time to go to the step number 2.
Setup another Page Group in Portal to be the Page_Group_INTERNAL.
I figure if Apache can setup Virtual Hosts pointing to Independent parts of the File System without be shared. I was expecting some kind of custom configuration where I can setup httpd.conf to point to some specific PageGroups to make sure
www.abc.com => Page_Group_External
never share information with:
intranet.com => Page_Gorup_Internal
My TAR was very quick closed with the Argument that is not what It supposed to do.
Since a virtual host is a common thing to do on Linux and Apache, I wonder if You guys could list this as one of the default features to have multiple virtual domains assosiated with Page Groups that they never talk or share Resources I think that would be really great.
In the mean time I guess we have no option but to put a password for every internal page or take the risk of share our Information to the Internet. Perhaps designate another box with Oracle Portal but In that case Is not really cost/bennefit to use a killer technology for our external site since we just have no more than 30 pages.
Anyway just figure drop you guys a note any advise will be really appreciated.
Best Regards Dino.

Hi Martin,
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System Administration -> System Configuration -> Knowledge Management -> Configuration
Content Management -> Global Services -> URL Generator Service
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Hope this helps,
Robert

Oracle Portal & XML

Hi,
i'm using Oracle Portal 10g and i want to generate pages less tag like <table>, <tr>, <td>.Is that possible?
I would like to create a site whit conformance level "triple-A", using XML & XSLT....
Thanks

I'm currently integrating xml publisher in portal. There are a couple of issues you will run into.
1. Timeouts
2. It doesn't look xml publisher is thread safe.
We are trying to use threads so the reporting runs in the background, avoid time outs, and allow the user to submit multiple requests (like concurrent manager)
This article should get you up and running:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/vohra-jdev-xmlpub.html

Oracle Portal...Knowledge Exchange link down

Hi,
I would like to bring to Oracle's Notice that the Knowledge Exchange link on Oracle Portal's homepage (http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/ias/portal/index.html) has been down for several days now. I have recently started working on Oracle Portal technology and i believe that Knowledge Exchange would be very helpful for entry level developers like me. Kindly get this link up asap so that we can learn from the expertise of other knowledge professionals in our area.
Thanks,
Amit

I think this is because Oracle has decided to scrap the Knowledge Exchange part of the site :-/

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