| Help --deploying developer 9i form on web-- specially Himanshu [message #86644] |
Fri, 15 October 2004 11:32  |
nd
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Registered: January 2004
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Hi experts
I am new developer
I have my application server installed in the D drive, and developer suite in F drive on windows 2000. I have my form ready and I want to deploy them on web, Please let me know the exact steps.
I don't have much Idea about application server too.
Thanks
Nd
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| Re: Help --deploying developer 9i form on web-- specially Himanshu [message #86661 is a reply to message #86649] |
Mon, 18 October 2004 00:33  |
Himanshu
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Registered: December 2001
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Hi Frank,
This is a very Vast topic for which I will not be able to provide simple steps to you.
For Form 6i I have posted a small write-up earlier in this Forum.
For forms 9i ,personally I have not worked upon so i do not have any readymade material for you.
Also you have not mentioned which Application server you are using and what is your OS.
What you have to do is to first give it a try(do not forget to see the related Oracle White papers) & then let us know if you face any Problem.
I'll try to help wherever I can.
To web deploy Oracle Forms a web server / listener is required.It is possible, even with the very latest releases, to implement forms over the web using a 3rd Party web server / listener. Oracle, though, have always provided it's own recommended solution.
From Oracle Forms 6i Rel 2 patchset 4 and higher, the Forms Listener Servlet was introduced. Forms Listener Servlet functionality is closely integrated with the Oracle 9iAS / Oracle Application Server 10g architecture, and therefore is not straight-forward to configure with 3rd Party Application Server technology
HTH
Regards
Himanshu
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| Re: Aliases [message #86675 is a reply to message #86671] |
Mon, 18 October 2004 22:55 |
Himanshu
Messages: 457
Registered: December 2001
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Hi,
You cannot hide the url physically, but what you can do is redirect the url which will hide the port number. You should be able to use mod_rewrite or mod_proxy.
For more information on how to configure these modules, please review Chapter 6 "Oracle HTTP Server Modules" in the "Oracle HTTP Server Administration Guide".
Also you may try to write following in In the httpd.conf file
Redirect /oldURL /newURL
HTH
Regards
Himanshu
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| Re: Aliases [message #86709 is a reply to message #86675] |
Thu, 21 October 2004 10:02 |
nd
Messages: 5
Registered: January 2004
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thanks himanshu,
I had gone through that, its quite confusing, I mean I couldn't understand how should I write for the port number, actually It talks only of the path, I am not getting into my head...
Regards
ND
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