WebDB On Oracle 8i

Can someone tell me what the standard passwords for Sysyem and SYS are when trying to install WebDB
Cheers

Password for SYSTEM is manager and password for SYS is change_on_install.
If you can successfully install WEBDB please let me know, as this installation hangs somewhere.

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WebDB vs Oracle Portal

It appears that Oracle is replacing WebDB with the new Oracle Portal product. Does anyone here know why Oracle is replacing WebDB and what the differences between WebDB and Oracle Portal (performance, development ease, etc).
Looking for an answer ASAP.
Thanks,
David Fordham
[email protected]

This is not really the forum for this type of question. This forum is for questions related specifically to the Portal Development Kit.
However, Oracle Portal is not really replacing WebDB in a sense. It is the same product. Because WebDB has taken on a larger role than Web-enabling the database, it has now become Oracle Portal. Oracle Portal offers the same features and benefits that existed in WebDb, but now also offers Portal services as well.
Hope this helps,
Sue

Can I download Oracle WebDB?

How can I download Oracle WebDB? I just couldn't find it on technet.oracle.com, link that you recomanded to someone on Internet.
Can I use WebDB with Oracle 8i Personal Edition?

http://otn.oracle.com/software/content.html

Webdb problem

I am learning Oracle Forms 6i. I have tried to install Benefits and Features Demo from Oracle website but didn't succeed. It said the webdb listener is not installed. I read from Oracle Web Site the webdb is not used anymore and is replaced by portal.
I have a few questions:
1) Can I still download the webdb from Oracle web site?
2) If I need to download portal, which part should I download as I saw there are
many disks for the portal.
3) Where else can I find the Oracle form demo?
Pls help
THX

Look for formsweb.cfg in ORACLE_HOME/forms60/Server Directory and change the following Parameters
width=650 --> width=800 or more
height=500 --> height=1000 or more
as per Ur requirement
Ashim
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Deploying existing system on Web using WebDB

Hello,
My current application is on Oracle 8.0.4 on HP-Unix and
Developer 2000 2.1., Windows NT / 95.
I want to deploy this application on the web.
I am confused as to which Middle tier should I use, Web DB or
Oracle Application Server.
What is the difference between WebDB and Oracle Application
Server?
Whether I will have to redevelop the whole forms and reports or
I can use the existing ones for the web deployment.
Can I use WebDB alongwith Oracle Application Server? If yes,
what are the additional benefits of using both?
Hoping for urgent reply.
Sachin
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Sachin Borikar (guest) wrote:
: Hello,
: My current application is on Oracle 8.0.4 on HP-Unix and
: Developer 2000 2.1., Windows NT / 95.
: I want to deploy this application on the web.
: I am confused as to which Middle tier should I use, Web DB or
: Oracle Application Server.
: What is the difference between WebDB and Oracle Application
: Server?
: Whether I will have to redevelop the whole forms and reports or
: I can use the existing ones for the web deployment.
: Can I use WebDB alongwith Oracle Application Server? If yes,
: what are the additional benefits of using both?
: Hoping for urgent reply.
: Sachin
This Discussion group is only meant for Headstart Oracle
Designer questions and information. Please use the mail
groups that are available on Metalink.
http://oracle.com/support/elec_sup/ml_login.html
Thanks.
Ton van Kooten
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PL/SQL and Java Swing interface

Everybody in this forum knows that Oracle is the best database around
with many functionalities, stability, performance, etc. We also know
that PL/SQL is a great language to manipulate information directly
in the database with many built in functions, OOP capability,
transaction control, among other features. Today an application that
manipulates information, which needs user interface, requires components
to be developed using different technologies and normally running in
different servers or machines. For example, the interface is done using
a dynamic HTML generator like JSP, PHP, PL/SQL Web Toolkit, etc.
This page is executed in an application server like Oracle iAS or
Tomcat, just to name two, which in turn access a database like Oracle to
build the HTML. Also rich clients like Java applets require an intermediate
server to access the database (through servlets for example) although
it is possible to access the database directly but with security issues.
Another problem with this is that complexity increases a lot, many
technologies, skills and places to maintain code which leads to a greater
failure probability. Also, an application is constantly evolving, new
calculations are added, new tables, changed columns. If you have an
application with product code for example and you need to increase its
size, you need to change it in the database, search for all occurrences
of it in the middle-tier code and perhaps adjust interfaces. Normally
there is no direct dependency among the tier components. On another
issue, many application interfaces today are based on HTML which doesn't
have interactive capabilities like rich-client interfaces. Although it
is possible to simulate many GUI widgets with JavaScript and DHTML, it is
far from the interactive level we can accomplish in rich clients like
Java Swing, Flash MX, Win32, etc. HTML is also a "tag-based" language
originally created to publish documents so even small pages require
many bytes to be transmitted, far beyond of what we see on the screen.
Even in fast networks you have a delay time to wait the page to be
loaded. Another issue, the database is in general the central location
for all kinds of data. Most applications relies on it for security,
transaction and availability. My proposal is to use Oracle as the
central location for interface, processing and data. With this approach
we can create not only the data manipulation procedures in the database,
but procedures that also control and manage user interfaces. Having
a Oracle database as the central location for all components has many
advantages:
- Unique point of maintenance, backup and restore
- Integrated database security
- One language for everything, PL/SQL or Java (even both if desired)
- Inherited database cache, transaction and processing optimizations
- Direct access to the database dictionary
- Application runs on Oracle which has support for many platforms.
- Transparent use of parallel processing, clusters and future
background technologies
Regarding the interface, I already created a Java applet renderer
which receives instructions from the database on how to create GUI
objects and how to respond to events. The applet is only 8kb and can
render any Swing or AWT object/event. The communication is done
through HTTP or HTTPS using Oracles's MOD_PLSQL included in the Apache
HTTP server which comes with the database or application server (iAS).
I am also creating a database framework and APIs in PL/SQL to
create and manipulate the client interface. The applet startup is
very fast because it is very small, you don't need to download large
classes with the client interface. Execution is done "on-demand"
according to instructions received from the database. The instructions
are very optimized in terms of network bandwidth and based on preliminary
tests it can be up to 1/10 of a similar HTML screen. Less network usage
means faster response and means that even low speed connections will
have a good performance (a future development can be to use this in
wireless devices like PDAs e even cell phones, just an idea for now).
The applet can also be executed standalone by using Java Web Start.
With this approach no business code, except the interface, is executed
on the client. This means that alterations in the application are
dynamically reflected in the client, no need to "re-download" the
application. Events are transmitted when required only so network
usage is minimized. It is also possible to establish triggering
events to further reduce network usage. Since the protocol used is
HTTP (which is stateless), the database framework I am creating will
be responsible to maintain the state of connections, variables, locks
and session information, so the developer don't need to worry about it.
The framework will have many layers, from communication up to
application so there will be pre-built functions to handle queries,
pagination, lock, mail, log, etc. The final objective is to have a
rich client application integrated into the database with minimum
programming and maintenance requirements, not forgetting customization
capabilities. Below is a very small example of what can de done. A
desktop with two windows, each window with two fields, a button with an
image to switch the values, and events to convert the typed text when
leaving the field or double-clicking it. The "leave" event also has an
optimization to only be triggered when the text changes. I am still
developing the framework and adjusting the renderer but I think that all
technical barriers were transposed by now. The framework is still in
the early stages, my guess is that only 5% is done so far. As a future
development even an IDE can be created so we have a graphical environment
do develop applications. I am willing to share this with the PL/SQL
community and listen to ideas and comments.
Example:
create or replace procedure demo1 (
jre_version in varchar2 := '1.4.2_01',
debug_info in varchar2 := 'false',
compress_buffer in varchar2 := 'false',
optimize_buffer in varchar2 := 'true'
) as
begin
interface.initialize('demo1_init','JGR Demo 1',jre_version,debug_info,compress_buffer,optimize_buffer);
end;
create or replace procedure demo1_init as
begin
toolkit.initialize;
toolkit.create_icon('icon',interface.global_root_url||'img/switch.gif');
toolkit.create_internal_frame('frame1','Frame 1',50,50,300,136);
toolkit.create_label('frame1label1','frame1',10,10,50,20,'Field 1');
toolkit.create_label('frame1label2','frame1',10,40,50,20,'Field 2');
toolkit.create_text_field('frame1field1','frame1',50,10,230,20,'Field 1','Field 1',focus_event=>true,mouse_event=>true);
toolkit.create_text_field('frame1field2','frame1',50,40,230,20,'Field 2','Field 2',focus_event=>true,mouse_event=>true);
toolkit.set_text_field_event('frame1field1',toolkit.focus_lost_event,'demo1_set_upper',toolkit.get_text_method,'FIELD 1','false');
toolkit.set_text_field_event('frame1field2',toolkit.focus_lost_event,'demo1_set_upper',toolkit.get_text_method,'FIELD 2','false');
toolkit.set_text_field_event('frame1field1',toolkit.mouse_double_clicked_event,'demo1_set_lower',toolkit.get_text_method,'field 1','false');
toolkit.set_text_field_event('frame1field2',toolkit.mouse_double_clicked_event,'demo1_set_lower',toolkit.get_text_method,'field 2','false');
toolkit.create_button('button1','frame1',10,70,100,25,'Switch','Switch the values of "Field 1" and "Field 2"','S','icon');
toolkit.set_button_event('button1',toolkit.action_performed_event,'demo1_switch_fields(''frame1field1'',''frame1field2'')','frame1field1:'||toolkit.get_text_method||',frame1field2:'||toolkit.get_text_method);
toolkit.create_internal_frame('frame2','Frame 2',100,100,300,136);
toolkit.create_label('frame2label1','frame2',10,10,50,20,'Field 1');
toolkit.create_label('frame2label2','frame2',10,40,50,20,'Field 2');
toolkit.create_text_field('frame2field1','frame2',50,10,230,20,'Field 1','Field 1',focus_event=>true,mouse_event=>true);
toolkit.create_text_field('frame2field2','frame2',50,40,230,20,'Field 2','Field 2',focus_event=>true,mouse_event=>true);
toolkit.set_text_field_event('frame2field1',toolkit.focus_lost_event,'demo1_set_upper',toolkit.get_text_method,'FIELD 1','false');
toolkit.set_text_field_event('frame2field2',toolkit.focus_lost_event,'demo1_set_upper',toolkit.get_text_method,'FIELD 2','false');
toolkit.set_text_field_event('frame2field1',toolkit.mouse_double_clicked_event,'demo1_set_lower',toolkit.get_text_method,'field 1','false');
toolkit.set_text_field_event('frame2field2',toolkit.mouse_double_clicked_event,'demo1_set_lower',toolkit.get_text_method,'field 2','false');
toolkit.create_button('button2','frame2',10,70,100,25,'Switch','Switch the values of "Field 1" and "Field 2"','S','icon');
toolkit.set_button_event('button2',toolkit.action_performed_event,'demo1_switch_fields(''frame2field1'',''frame2field2'')','frame2field1:'||toolkit.get_text_method||',frame2field2:'||toolkit.get_text_method);
end;
create or replace procedure demo1_set_upper as
begin
toolkit.set_string_method(interface.global_object_name,toolkit.set_text_method,upper(interface.array_event_value(1)));
toolkit.set_text_field_event(interface.global_object_name,toolkit.focus_lost_event,'demo1_set_upper',toolkit.get_text_method,upper(interface.array_event_value(1)),'false');
end;
create or replace procedure demo1_set_lower as
begin
toolkit.set_string_method(interface.global_object_name,toolkit.set_text_method,lower(interface.array_event_value(1)));
toolkit.set_text_field_event(interface.global_object_name,toolkit.mouse_double_clicked_event,'demo1_set_lower',toolkit.get_text_method,lower(interface.array_event_value(1)),'false');
end;
create or replace procedure demo1_switch_fields (
field1 in varchar2,
field2 in varchar2
) as
begin
toolkit.set_string_method(field1,toolkit.set_text_method,interface.array_event_value(2));
toolkit.set_string_method(field2,toolkit.set_text_method,interface.array_event_value(1));
toolkit.set_text_field_event(field1,toolkit.focus_lost_event,'demo1_set_upper',toolkit.get_text_method,upper(interface.array_event_value(2)),'false');
toolkit.set_text_field_event(field2,toolkit.focus_lost_event,'demo1_set_upper',toolkit.get_text_method,upper(interface.array_event_value(1)),'false');
toolkit.set_text_field_event(field1,toolkit.mouse_double_clicked_event,'demo1_set_lower',toolkit.get_text_method,lower(interface.array_event_value(2)),'false');
toolkit.set_text_field_event(field2,toolkit.mouse_double_clicked_event,'demo1_set_lower',toolkit.get_text_method,lower(interface.array_event_value(1)),'false');
end;

Is it sound like Oracle Portal?
But you want to save a layer 9iAS.
Basically, that was the WebDB.(Oracle changed the name to Portal when version 3.0)
Over all, I agree with you.
>>Having a Oracle database as the central location for all components has many
>>advantages:
>>
>>- Unique point of maintenance, backup and restore
>>- Integrated database security
>>- One language for everything, PL/SQL or Java (even both if desired)
>>- Inherited database cache, transaction and processing optimizations
>>- Direct access to the database dictionary
>>- Application runs on Oracle which has support for many platforms.
>>- Transparent use of parallel processing, clusters and future
>>background technologies
I would like to build 'ZOPE' inside Oracle DB as a back-end
Using Flash MX as front-end.
Thomas Ku.

TO BBERKOW and ALL oracle8i on suse 6.4

TO BBERKOW: the document you told me helped me but when i use dbassist the assistent dont'see cdrom! but it's not the truth because I can navigate by term on it without problem!
I have tried to install redHat 6.1 but j need to upgrade Xfree to 3.3.6 ver. but the software I downloaded from www.xfree86.org doesn't work (preinst.sh problem)
I need oracle on my laptop and it make me crazy...

Georg Smehil (guest) wrote:
: Niall
: sorry I don't answer your question, but having difficulties to
: create database under 8i/6.2 I am looking for a tip what to do.
: Can you please describe me, how did you manage get Oracle8i
: running? svrmgrl gets the message ORA-01012 after STARTUP
NOMOUNT
I had a couple of people saying this, however, I'm unable to
reproduce it - even more, those very people are unable to
reproduce it whenever I call one of them and guide them step by
step through the process.
Here's a small howto in addition to the instructions at
http://www.suse.de/~mha/oracle/ (the text below comes at "Step 4"
in the instructions in that document)
1) set the env. variables
example:
# settings for Oracle 8i and WebDB
ORACLE_HOME=/oracle/product/8.1.5
ORA_NLS33=$ORACLE_HOME/ocommon/nls/admin/data
ORACLE_SID=ORCL
PATH=$PATH:$ORACLE_HOME/bin:$ORACLE_HOME/webdb/bin
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/lib
export ORACLE_HOME ORA_NLS33 ORACLE_SID PATH LD_LIBRARY_PATH
2) make sure you have JRE 1.1.6v5 installed. The installation of
the javarunt.rpm I provide in the patch archive will fail, if JRE
1.1.7v1, which is the one on the SuSE Linux 6.2 CDs, is already
installed, because rpm will not let you overwrite a newer version
of a software with an older one (unless you use --force)
3) can you call /usr/local/jre/bin/jre? (and is the link
/usr/local/jre correct)
4) call runInstaller
5) do a custom installation (recommends Oracle - the other ones
have some bugs)
That should be all. It worked for a guy who had problems for more
than a month, until I had enough and told him I'd call him and
guide him through the process on the phone. It worked.
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Generic Apache calling OAS for pl/sql pages

I have a generic apache 2.2 set up using SSL and everything works fine. We are calling OAS v10.1.2 for pl/sql pages. This works fine. Now we want to use SSL certificates. The certificates are correct for the generic apache, but when I call the pl/sql it doesn't work.
1. If we have SSLVerifyclient OPTIONAL on the apache 2.2 the call to pl/sql is correct and the certificate is generated, but not for the pages on the apache 2.2. server.
2. If we remove SSLVerifyclient OPTIONAL on the apache 2.2 the ssl certificate is correct for the pages on the apache 2.2 but not for the pl/sql pages form the OAS.
Where should the ssl certificate come from for the OAS pl/sql? The OAS server or the generic apache server?

You should post your question on the OTN (Oracle Technology Network) discussion forum.: www.technet.oracle.com. There is an iAS section where you can post questions on oas.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Tomh:
Hi all,
I am working on a e-commece portal site.
Can anyone share experiences on the best configurations for running PL/SQL web applications. I'm about to deploy a production Web OLTP application developed completely with PL/SQL (8.1.5), and would like to know which of the following would be the most reliable and best performance option:
o WebDB listener + Oracle 815
Can WebDB give us high performance?
o OAS listener 4.0.8.1 + OAS 4.0.8.1 + Oracle 815
Is this the best choice?
o Apache listener + OAS 4.0.8.1 + Oracle 815
Any input appreciated. I think it would be useful for all people reading this list to hear some feedback...
Thanks!
Tomh.
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Xml from database

Hi,
I am new to XML, XSL etc. So, pardon my question if it seems
too basic.
I wish to read from an Oracle 8.x database and construct an
html page using XML, XSL etc.
1. How can I do that using using OAS 4.x, pl/sql or Java ?
2. Is there any tutorial or documentation to get started ?
I would appreciate any pointers.
regards,
null

If you have access to Oracle 8i (8.1.5) you can download the XML
SQL Utility and the XSQL Servlet to do what you want. If HTML
is your end format you should also check out WebDB.
Oracle XML Team
http://technet.oracle.com
Oracle Technology Network
lakshmi narayan (guest) wrote:
: Hi,
: I am new to XML, XSL etc. So, pardon my question if it seems
: too basic.
: I wish to read from an Oracle 8.x database and construct an
: html page using XML, XSL etc.
: 1. How can I do that using using OAS 4.x, pl/sql or Java ?
: 2. Is there any tutorial or documentation to get started ?
: I would appreciate any pointers.
: regards,
null

Deploying existing application on Web

Hello,
My current application is on Oracle 8.0.4 on HP-Unix and
Developer 2000 2.1., Windows NT / 95.
I want to deploy this application on the web.
I am confused as to which Middle tier should I use, Developer
Server, Web DB or Oracle Application Server.
What is the difference between Developer Server, WebDB and Oracle
Application Server?
Whether I will have to redevelop the forms and reports or
I can use the existing ones for the web deployment.
Do I have to learn Java or HTML ?
Can I use WebDB alongwith Oracle Application Server? If yes,
what are the additional benefits of using both?
Hoping for urgent reply.
Sachin Borikar
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Hi
The answer for deployning your current application in forms and
reports is,
you don't have to redevelop your application again.
Developer Server allows to deploy existing forms and reports on
to the web.
Developer Server sits on top of Oracle Applicaiton Server (OAS)
and makes use of web listener component in OAS.
The solution is that you would have to get Developer Server.
You really don't need to learn java or HTML to deploy your
existing forms and reports to the web.
Take a look at the Developer server and webdb links on technet,
they have of technical info and other stuff.
regardsr
raghu
Sachin Borikar (guest) wrote:
: Hello,
: My current application is on Oracle 8.0.4 on HP-Unix and
: Developer 2000 2.1., Windows NT / 95.
: I want to deploy this application on the web.
: I am confused as to which Middle tier should I use, Developer
: Server, Web DB or Oracle Application Server.
: What is the difference between Developer Server, WebDB and
Oracle
: Application Server?
: Whether I will have to redevelop the forms and reports or
: I can use the existing ones for the web deployment.
: Do I have to learn Java or HTML ?
: Can I use WebDB alongwith Oracle Application Server? If yes,
: what are the additional benefits of using both?
: Hoping for urgent reply.
: Sachin Borikar
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PLs Xml demos needs for some bi packages

Where can i find the following packages:
Make sure that your database schema has access to the following packages on which PLSXML's utilities depend:
HTP
HTF
OWA
OWA_UTIL
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I might be able to help here...
Those are part of plsql toolkit, which is included as part of webdb or oracle application server or as a standalone. If you think these products are installed but you still can't get to them, your dba may need to grant access to them to the user you are logged in as. To check whether they are installed, log in as a user with dba privilegs, either sys or system, and select name from dba_source where name in ('HTP', 'OWA_UTIL', 'HTF'). The release notes with webdb and OAS explain how to just install the Toolkit, I think.
Hope this helps
Marj

Oracle 8i and webdb

Been looking for a WebDB discussion group but can't find it! Having searched, found most WebDB posts are in here. Currently using Oracle8I Stanadard Edition rather than Oracle8iLite but here goes...
Oracle8i and WebDB
What is cheapest solution for setting up a web-site requiring simple data entry and searching facilities using WebDB and Oracle8i?
I am a traditional Oracle developer (Forms 4.5. Reports 2.5) and want to get into the Web stuff. Got an idea for a site which, if nothing else, will demonstrate my skills to potential clients. I have decided on WebDB and Oracle8i as it seems to be the most cost-effective solution from and Oracle licensing point of view and the least resource hungry. However, due to my lack of understanding of most things technical and networking in particular, I am struggling to figure out what I will need from a hardware/ networking point of view to establish a development platform and in due course a production system.
The following are scenarios which I have envisaged. I will not be surprised if they demonstrate a fundamental lack of understanding of the situation! Please note, I am based in the UK and currently have a BT Home-Highway ISDN 2x56Kbps connection to the internet (does this help?).
Can I develop using WebDB and Oracle8i on a single, standalone NT-server based PC?
To go live, which is the most cost-effective/ practical solution and what is required for each:
a) my own Oracle server (NT or Unix?) connected somehow to the internet, accessed as required by the forms created with WebDB and stored on an ISP-provided web-site
b) as a) above but with forms created with WebDB stored on my Oracle server
c) both the WebDB forms and the Oracle database on an ISP-provided server (is there such a thing?)
Any assistance will be most gratefully received, and Ill send you some free shares when I go PLC!
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Ok, I have changed it to the following.
First, kenny is the SID and also the machine
name. 7001 is the port number that WebDB is
listening to. scott/tiger is the account and
password on kenny SID.
<connection name="demo">
<username>scott</username>
<password>tiger</password>
<dburl>jdbc:oracle:thin:@kenny:7001:ORCL</dburl>
<driver>oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver</driver>
</connection>
Now, I have the following error in
mod_jserv.log
[01/02/2000 14:09:04:478] (ERROR) ajp12: Servlet Error: NoClassDefFoundError: oracle.xml.xsql.XSQLServlet
[01/02/2000 14:09:05:399] (ERROR) ajp12: Servlet Error: NoClassDefFoundError: oracle.xml.xsql.XSQLServlet
Question:
1) Should I configure the WebDB listener
to have a DAD of "demo" to access to
scott account?
2) I am pretty sure that the jserv is
configured probably because I can access
the example hello servlet by opening URL
at
http://kenny/servlets/Hello
Why do I get the following error?
ajp12: Servlet Error: NoClassDefFoundError: oracle.xml.xsql.XSQLServlet
Thanks.
Kelvin

Oracle Portal 3.0 vs Webdb 2.2

OS: WinNT4 DB:Oracle 8.1.6 256MB RAM, 400MHZ procesor.
I have used WebDB 2.2. for sometime now. The system requirements are not high. Moreover it is stable and very reliable plus the ease and availability of wizards and tools.
However the story is different with Portal 3.0. The Apache Server crashes very often; infact I am considering avoiding Portal 3.0 for my presentations to clients. The system requirements are too high, System and Users tablespaces have to be very large. I miss the Site statistics that is available in version 2.2. And you have to search very well before you can locate the right tool to get your work done. It is no longer intuitive, simple, straight-forward and cost-effective.
I shall appreciate if Oracle will take this problems into consideration in the next releases

Evans,
Thanks for your feedback. Which version of Oracle Portal 3.0 are you on? The production version (3.0.6.3.3 and above) of 9iAS Portal 3.0 offers site statistics - just navigate over to the monitor tab as the portal schema owner. We continue always to listen to feedback from our user community.
Best Regards,
Harry Wong

Oracle WebDB for Linux

Is there a place we can download Oracle WebDB for Linux?
Thanks in advance.
Zhenhua
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Is there a place we can download Oracle WebDB for Linux?
Thanks in advance.
Zhenhua
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HELP WEBDB/Oracle 8i/LINUX!!

Hello,
I've managed to get past the pass.sys bug on webdb installation.
Webdb is now giving me this error.
wwv20.vrf(119): READ_ERROR while translating tablesp from
/usr/local/oracle/webdb/orainst/tablespaces.lst.
; /usr/local/oracle/webdb is where i'm installing it to. There is
no such file there. Also Oracle8i is installed properly and
working fine. The installation docs specifically said not to
install webdb into 8i's path. What needs to be done in order to
get this running? Help..
Thanks.
ishan
null

Ishan (guest) wrote:
: Hello,
: I've managed to get past the pass.sys bug on webdb
installation.
: Webdb is now giving me this error.
: wwv20.vrf(119): READ_ERROR while translating tablesp from
: /usr/local/oracle/webdb/orainst/tablespaces.lst.
: ; /usr/local/oracle/webdb is where i'm installing it to. There
is
: no such file there. Also Oracle8i is installed properly and
: working fine. The installation docs specifically said not to
: install webdb into 8i's path. What needs to be done in order to
: get this running? Help..
: Thanks.
: ishan
I've managed to install WebDB, but it doesn't work perfectly yet,
I still have to find out the problem. Here's how I did :
Go to the support directory, and read the file maninst.htm (for a
manual install). I followed the instructions, and all has worked
well, except for the command to launch the web listener, that is
'wdblsnr host port start
The only problem left now is that once logged in to the webdb, I
can't log out, even if I restart the whole database. When I'll
have found the problem (maybe by destroying/recreating the
database and repopulating it with the WebDB sql files), I'll let
you know, but if someone has an answer, well, let me know ;)
cyaz, and I hope this'll help
Tiam
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