Running Apache with wdbcgi

Hi,
I'm trying out apache as a replacement for wdblsnr, followed the (scarce) instructions, but get an error accessing pl/sql - it seems wdbcgi can't find the DAD; is there something I'm forgetting? This is webdb 2.2 on linux.
Thanks in advance
Paulo

Not sure I completely follow what you have written here. With our 904 release, we now support the use of our mod_oc4j Apache module with a generic Apache installation. It's documented in the HTTP server administration guide -- give that a try.
-steve-

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