Populate and see database objects in portal

We have 2 servers.
- A database server1
- Application server2.
we've installed 10G and import all data (from 8.7.1) in our database server1.
We've installed the mandatory Infrastructure database and application server 10G in our application server2.
Now we need to use Portal.
How to populate and see database objects which are in database server1 using Oracle Portal in the application server2.
Thanks
Rgds
Lausanne

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