Requirements of Oracle Portal

Hello,
does somebody know what the exactly requirements of Oracle Portal are?
I need the OS, disk space, memory, additional software and everything else that is important for installation.
I hope somebody knows it because I can`t find it in the Internet.
Thank you!
Tanja

For single user development on W2K it will all install in 256Mb, but you would be better off with 512Mb.
If you're talking a production site then you would need to provide more information like, user community, page request rate, site content, dynamicism, content cacheability etc
Thx

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1.
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