Running SQL files in PL/SQL Cartdrige - OAS407

Hai!
I am unable to run the SQL file via a PL/SQL cartridge(without
creating the Stored procedure). I am able to run the SQL file
which is given in the sample&demos through the 'admin' listener
(port 8889). When i doing it through some other listener i am
getting error saying that URL not found.
I think I have configured the virtual path correctly for my
application and Cartridge.
Is there any thing else I am missing?
Thank you
Phanesh
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I am working on this too. I am sure that the problem is the
procedures for the HTM are not install correctly. I read one
part of the documentation, it said that you have to log in as
SYS and grant some procedure to USER, but I forgot. If you
found it, PLEASE let me know. Thanks.
Phanesh (guest) wrote:
: Hai!
: I am unable to run the SQL file via a PL/SQL cartridge(without
: creating the Stored procedure). I am able to run the SQL file
: which is given in the sample&demos through the 'admin' listener
: (port 8889). When i doing it through some other listener i am
: getting error saying that URL not found.
: I think I have configured the virtual path correctly for my
: application and Cartridge.
: Is there any thing else I am missing?
: Thank you
: Phanesh
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