Portal Configuration 9.0.1.1.1 using 9iAS 1.02.2.2a -Fails

Hi
I have installed 9iAS minimal edition on 9.0.1.1.1 on SE edition database on windows 2000. I have problem configuring Oracle Portal. After the initial screen once I pass the sys password and hostname:port:sid, the configuration assistant fails returning error 'can't connect to the database'. I am 100% confident that all the parameters I have passed are right and database is up&running . Apache server is listening on right port.
This is high prioirty . Any help appreciated. I have opened a TAR too.
Thanks

I have gone through the same problem (several times), but because I was using a test machine I ended up uninstalling Oracle9i & installed Oracle8i and was immediately able to connect to the database. Now I think that I could have kept Oracle9i and set the init parameter (07_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY = true).
Try that & good luck

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