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• Where can I download the Oracle HTTP Server?

  Friends,
  
  Hope you can help me with a problem installing of Apex.
  
  I just installed the 10.2.04 database for the 64 bit version of Vista (from this link http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/oracle10g/htdocs/10204_winx64_vista_win2k8.html)
  
  Now, I need to install the HTTP server to run Apex. I spent a few hours searching for OTN for her without success! The last time I installed Apex I found the server HTTP has been available on the companion CD, but after downloading the accompanying CD to 10.2.04 I don't see that it is there!
  
  Can someone provide a link to where I could find it?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Concerning
  
  Ian

  Ian

  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/index.html

  Accept the license agreement, then click on see 'All' link under ' Microsoft Windows (32-bit)

  The download for the Oracle HTTP server is to the bottom of the page

  CITY

• The Oracle HTTP Server come FREE with the Oracle database

  Hello
  
  Please let me know if Oracle HTTP Server are FREE with the Oracle database.
  
  Also any idea how much it would cost roughly to buy independent?
  
  Thank you

  Please let me know if Oracle HTTP Server are FREE with the Oracle database.

  If this is a related issue of license then better check with the sales representative in your area. Oracle sales team can only confirm the details.

  As far as I know if a product is delivered in another product then product main price includes the price of the licenses for all.

  Example: OEM license purchase, will include the license for Weblogic.

• Installation of the apex (Oracle HTTP Server).

  Hi guys,.
  
  I try to install apex on 11g oracle http server. I'm all Oracle Http Server installation instructions and Apex Installation guides. But I am not able to view the apex.
  
  http://server:7777 works very well. This link opens the Oracle HTTP Server home page successfully. But when I try to open the page http://server:7777 / pls/apex/apex_admin not found message "the/pls/apex/apex_admin requested URL was not found.".
  And the error of the access log message: "GET/pls/apex/apex_admin HTTP/1.1" 404 202
  
  Here is my dads.conf file
  
  Alias is ' / u01/Middleware/ohs_oracle_home/SST/images / '.
  AddType text/xml xbl
  AddType text/x-component htc
  < apex/pls/location >
  SetHandler pls_handler
  Order deny, allow
  Allow all the
  AllowOverride None
  PlsqlDatabaseUsername APEX_PUBLIC_USER
  PlsqlDatabasePassword PASSWORD
  PlsqlDatabaseConnectString localhost:1521:mnp ServiceNameFormat
  PlsqlAuthenticationMode Basic
  Apex PlsqlDefaultPage
  PlsqlDocumentTablename wwv_flow_file_objects$
  Docs PlsqlDocumentPath
  PlsqlDocumentProcedure wwv_flow_file_mgr.process_download
  PlsqlNLSLanguage AMERICAN_AMERICA. AL32UTF8
  PlsqlRequestValidationFunction wwv_flow_epg_include_modules.authorize
  < / location >
  
  Oracle HTTP Server (OHS) home directory: / u01/Middleware/ohs_oracle_home /.
  The apex directory: /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1/apex
  
  Do you have any idea how to solve this problem?
  
  Thanks in advance

  Check the file ' / u01/Middleware/ohs_oracle_home/conf/httpd.conf ', there should be the line

  include "/u01/Middleware/ohs_oracle_home/modplsql/conf/plsql.conf"
  

  Now open this file plsql.conf, here is the link to dads.conf:

  include /u01/Middleware/ohs_oracle_home/modplsql/conf/dads.conf
  

  Regards Rob

• How to start Oracle HTTP server automatically during the startup of the server?

  I installed the software of Oracle 11 g (fusion).
  
  I use only the Oracle HTTP component in any merger software for my Apex 4.0 to work.
  
  Now to start the Oracle HTTP server is a command:
  
  opmnctl startall
  
  
  (1) I wanted my Oracle HTTP server starts automatically each time my server reboots (Windows 2008 R2).
  
  How do I do that? Is there a place in Windows (autoexec) or somewhere I can copy the above command
  If the operating system runs this command every time when the server is restarted, instead of me manually
  execution of the command.
  
  
  
  Thanks in advance.

  I have a Linux script that does this. Maybe you can convert:

  #! / bin/bash

  ###############################################################################
  # Description: Script starting and stopping iAS and reboot after shutdown #.
  # File: iasora #.
  ###############################################################################

  # Global Variables - change as needed.
  #
  #
  IAS_FILE = "/ u01/app/oracle/product/midtier/bin/emctl." PID.
  RETRIES = 3

  # Set the script excution environment

  . / Home/Oracle/ias10g_midtier. Profile

  # Determine and perform actions based on the command line parameter

  case '$1' in

  implementation)

  LOOP_COUNTER = 1
  up to [f $IAS_FILE]
  do
  echo 'date '.
  "ECHO"
  echo "Starting Oracle iAS components."

  sleep 2

  Su - oracle-c ' $ORACLE_HOME/opmn/bin/opmnctl startall verbose; output.

  echo "Starting Oracle iAS Server Control Application"

  sleep 2

  Su - oracle - c "$ORACLE_HOME/bin/emctl start iasconsole '.

  If [! f $IAS_FILE]
  then
  If ['$LOOP_COUNTER"- eq"$RETRIES"]
  then
  echo "I give up. The file does not exist on the server.
  Echo "or something else failed."
  ECHO «»
  # At this point we could not download the file, send an alert...
  mailx-s 'cannot restart iAS' [email protected]<>

  on the other
  echo "the next restart attempt will be in 15 seconds... Please wait. »
  LOOP_COUNTER = ' expr $LOOP_COUNTER + 1' # increment the counter.
  sleep 15

  FI
  FI

  fact

  touch/var/lock/subsys/iasora

  sleep 30
  ECHO «»
  ECHO «»

  ;;

  *)

• ADR on glassfish server VS mod_pls on oracle http server?

  Which of the two is better for Apex - running

  1. the ADR on Glassfish server, or

  2 mod_pls on the Oracle HTTP Server?

  I am currently using

  Apex 5.0.2 / Oracle Standard Edition One 11.2.0.3 / Windows server 2012 (64-bit) / Glassfish 4.1 with ADR 3

  I was advised to try Webtier Oracle HTTP Server with mod_pls. So, I need to know the difference between the two, someone who already has experience on both configurations

  Please, share your ideas and explain your reasons for your vote.

  Hi Farhan Siddiqui,

  Farhan Siddiqui says:

  Which of the two is better for Apex - running

  1. the ADR on Glassfish server, or

  2 mod_pls on the Oracle HTTP Server?

  I am currently using

  Apex 5.0.2 / Oracle Standard Edition One 11.2.0.3 / Windows server 2012 (64-bit) / Glassfish 4.1 with ADR 3

  I was advised to try Webtier Oracle HTTP Server with mod_pls. So, I need to know the difference between the two, someone who already has experience on both configurations

  Please, share your ideas and explain your reasons for your vote.

  Don't know on what basis 'someone' advised to do (migration of ADR to OHS)?

  As the Oracle Documentation says otherwise in their comparison of the options of the web listener.

  Reference: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E59726_01/install.50/e39144/overview.htm#HTMIG29325

  Also, I found the trend of migration of OSH to ADR and not otherwise.

  Reference:

  • How to migrate from OSH to ADR?
  • Migration of ADR 3.0 and mod_plsql
  • Blog of Dimitri Gielis (Oracle Application Express - APEX): moving the listener to APEX Oracle
  • Moving the listener to the APEX

  Personally, I prefer ADR on OSH as a server option for Oracle APEX Web and I had included in my profile of Oracle Database Developer's Choice Award 2015 for which I was chosen as a finalist in the category Oracle APEX and ADR.

  Reference: chubby Kiran

  Kind regards

  Kiran

• Not able to install Oracle HTTP Server existing Middleware at

  Hello Experts,

  I'm not able to install Oracle HTTP Server in an existing House of Middleware, Weblogic. I installed Weblogic 12 c and tries to install SST 12 c in the House, same Middleware

  I am getting error below:

  INST-07551: not all depenedent go to the installation type "Colocated HTTP Server (managed through WebLogic server)" could be found. The following prerequisites proved to be missing: em_fmc - 12.1.2.0.0

  OS: Windows 64-bit

  Installation of Weblogic using jar generic wls_121200.jar

  Please suggest about same,

  Rajesh

  Hi Renon,

  In the 12 c version, there are two supported by Oracle HTTP Server domain configurations:

  • In a WebLogic Server domain
  • An autonomous area

  If you configure Oracle HTTP Server in a WebLogic Server domain, you can manage your instances Oracle HTTP Server, Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware control, WLST and WebLogic Server Node Manager command line interface. To configure Oracle HTTP Server in a WebLogic Server domain, you must install the Oracle HTTP Server software into an existing Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure Oracle home.

  If you configure Oracle HTTP Server in a standalone domain, Oracle HTTP servers reside in a separate autonomous area, which is intended to only manage system components. To configure instances Oracle HTTP Server in a standalone domain, installing Oracle HTTP in a separate Oracle home, and there is no prerequisite for Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure.

  For details, see the following documentation: installing and configuring Oracle HTTP Server, 1 Planning Your Oracle HTTP Server Installation

  My understanding is that you want to install Oracle HTTP Server in a WebLogic Server domain. This means that you must first install and configure the Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure software. Then you install the Oracle HTTP Server in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure Oracle home, and finally configure you as part of the Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure field.

  Distributions of products can come from either the delivery of software Oracle or Oracle Technology Network Cloud. See the download page of Oracle Fusion Middleware, Installation and Configuration of the Readme files.

  I think that the following note will help in this task: Note 1588516.1 - high steps on how to install and configure level located at the same place (Managed) SST 12 c on Windows 7 64 bit

  Kind regards

  Prakash

• Download Oracle HTTP Server (OHS)?

  Hi, I am trying to download the Oracle HTTP server (OHS) and its components - anyone happens to know which package I need to download from Oracle E delivery site?
  
  I am trying to download only the HTTP server and so avoid downloading a great fusion middleware install pack (containing Weblogic).
  
  We already have Weblogic (and much more) installed...

  You can use one of the following web servers for this purpose:

• Apache HTTP Server
  
• Oracle HTTP Server
  
• Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)
  
• Oracle iPlanet Web Server

  As long as the web server is supported by the web server plugin, it can be used for proxy requests to a Weblogic Cluster. The Guide [url http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23943_01/web.1111/e16435/overview.htm] Oracle Fusion Middleware by using Web Server 1.1 Plug - Ins® with Oracle WebLogic Server for more information.

  The Oracle HTTP Server is included in the cdrom of 11g of Oracle Fusion Middleware Web Tier utility. It is part of the Oracle Fusion Middleware Media packs. This product can be installed in [url http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23943_01/doc.1111ways /e14260/overview.htm#CEGBDFHD]two:]

• Stand-alone mode
  
• Oracle Enterprise Manager using Fusion Middleware control

  The first option does not require a WebLogic domain but you will be limited to the command-line to start/stop and maintenance utilities. The 2nd option requires a logical area of the web. Waiting for your decision to install either should the 11g Oracle Fusion Middleware Web Tier utility cdrom or the cdrom of Oracle Fusion Middleware Web Tier utility 11g and Oracle WebLogic Server 11 g 1 generic material and consistency cdrom. You are installing on a separate server anyway and that you do not have a dependency with the WLS 10.3.5 install proxy for them except you so that you can use the components of the 11.1.1.6 Fusion Middleware Media pack that has been released this week:

• Oracle WebLogic Server 11 GR 1 material (10.3.6) generic and consistency
  
• Oracle Fusion Middleware Web Tier utility 11g Patch Set 5 (11.1.1.6.0)

  Thank you
  EJ

• Stopping and restarting Oracle HTTP Server

  Hi people,
  
  I'm trying to update the version 3.2 4 APEX... one of the steps is to restart the oracle HTTP server...
  
  Can I know how to do (instructions step by step would be appreciated as I am a new Bee)...
  
  I got more reference to the site of the Oracle, but he is too high and because I have no prior experience would appreciate details
  
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E17556_01/doc/install.40/e15513/otn_install.htm#BHAJDGFJ
  
  Thank you
  
  Tal
  
  Published by: qwe12654 on February 18, 2011 19:23

  Maybe it is also useful: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E14571_01/web.1111/e10144/getstart.htm#BEHFGCAE

  I don't know how you're connected. I'm guessing ssh - then just connect as privileged user and run the command as specified in the RFSO. If you are connected via the GUI. You must open a shell to run this command from the command line. I don't know your envionrment to say.

  Van
  Trent

• Apex 4.2 with Oracle HTTP Server 12 c?

  So, we have already implemented Oracle APEX with Oracle HTTP Server 11g Oracle WebTier utility. These are all works well.

  However, we wanted to try with the latest version of the stand-alone version of HTTP. So, we installed and configured the server for HTTP from Oracle 12 c (Stand Alone). However, we do not find instructions for things like where to copy the images, which dads.conf to edit etc. The current facilities seem to be oriented with the older, version 11g.

  Someone at - it a source for instructions to update configuration APEX with Oracle HTTP Server 12 c?

  Thank you

  -Joe

  Joe,

  Check in the documentation http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E16655_01/install.121/e17958/db_install.htm#HTMIG230

  Leave.

• Oracle HTTP server on a different machine than the database and APEX

  Hi guys!
  
  I wonder if its possible to have Oracle HTTP Server installed on a different machine then the database and APEX?
  
  With respect,
  
  PsmakR

  Hello

  exactly. Details have recently been examined here: {: identifier of the thread = 1955437}. You will find the link to the license document it.
  But OSH is not only registered with the database. If you have an OAS running somewhere, you can use the HTTP server that comes with this instance for APEX as well.

  Another option could be the APEX listener that runs on (almost) any J2EE container. The officially supported include the embedded GlassFish and the Open Source Edition of GlassFish, who both don't need no extra license.

  -Udo

• What is the best source/version to download to make an Oracle HTTP Server?

  The object covers it pretty well the question... I got 10g R2 (10.2.0.1) Companion cpio.gz CD database and the application cpio.gz Express 3.2. Installation of database Assistant (custom options = Server HTTP and HTML DB) based on Apache 1.3 and use the marvel.conf approach. When I run the installer of the Apex 3.2 my HTTP Server breaks because the Apex is built around the dads.conf approach. There must be a better way to get an installation of OHS at a higher level and and install Apex that won't kill the ESO. Are there not?
  
  Enterprise Linux 4 U7, x86_64
  
  Published by: SteveInTallyFl on April 2, 2009 16:54

  Well, you're not :-) It's indeed not here for Linux x86_64. Yes, you can install the 32-bit binaries on a 64-bit platform. Avoid any noticeable problems. But if you really want the 64 binary bits, you can install SST based on Apache 1.3 on Oracle Application Server CD. Download here the "Oracle SOA Suite 10 g (10.1.3.x). This will also work with Apex. The SST is equipped with mod_plsql.
  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/software/products/IAS/htdocs/101310.html

  And install just the SST by following the steps here:
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B32110_01/install.1013/b32409/advanced_install.htm#CIHCDBCD

  Note: Don't install SST (which is based on Apache 2.0) on the Oracle Application Server companion CD. This SST does not come with mod_plsql and won't work with Apex.

  Thank you
  Shail

  Published by: Shail Goel on April 2, 2009 20:29

• With regard to the update of the locations of cards-oracle

  HII everyone,

  In my application, we using mapviewer, which was installed locally on our server, for map rendering and showing the locations of a client like pinball machines.

  Suppose that some places (address, City) is updated map... How mapviewer (which has been installed on our server locally) will update this site all in rendering...

  Thank you

  learner

  It depends on how you got the map features.  Mapfeatures are usually stored in the cache.  If a change in database may not appear in the card immediately.  If, however, given the characteristics of the map as a vectorlayer, then simple vector update updates map.  You should consider two options with regard to the update database process.  You can store the geometry as a function that is updated on the fly as change attributes of database, or you may use a database trigger to update the geometry when the attributes change.  Thus, using a combination of correct space architecture and mapviewer correct functions.

• Oracle HTTP server with multiple apex bodies

  It is possible to have an Oracle HTTP Server installed in a different machine.
  and apex mounted databases in the different machines?
  
  Or it would be necessary to install a HTTP server for each instance of APEX?
  
  For example:
  
  Machine 3
  ___DATABASE A
  Machine 1 to Machine 2.
  BROWSER-> HTTP SERVER.
  ------Machine 4
  \___DATABASE B

  Yes, you can set several dads - pointing to bodies different machines/APEX - in a case of OSH.
  See http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/web.1111/e10144/under_mods.htm#i1055269 (for example, just Google)

• Oracle HTTP Server

  Greetings,
  
  I'm an EMP facility run in a development environment on a single server - Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit.
  All goes well, until I tried to configure the Web server. In the Configurator, after selecting "Set up the Web server" only, I don't see Oracle HTTP Server in the Web Server Type drop-down list.
  So, I came to a conclusion that he had to install Oracle HTTP Server (OHS) during the installation phase.
  
  After reading this forum and others, I started the installation program and tried to re - install OSH. But, I noticed that it was not selectable - it is greyed out.
  So I re-uploaded the part number of edelivery.oracle.com and chilled out for the second time on my local machine. I thought that I was missing the files needed to get installed ESS.
  Then I handed in the installer market-, but the SST checkbox is always grayed out.
  
  How can I "force" the installation program to install the SST? Or do I need? Can I just run with IIS and life lights? (it's just a dev box)
  
  Any thoughts would be great. Thank you very much, Paul

  I once had a similar problem and found that if I ran the process of \ohs\Disk1\install\win64\setup.exe and pointed out the House of Middleware "D:\Oracle\Middleware\" and called the "OSH" Oracle Directory it solved the problem.

  Kind regards

  Greg