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Installing Documentation Library

The Oracle9i Application Server Documentation Library CD-ROM contains the documentation set for this product. The documentation on the CD-ROM is available in both HTML and PDF formats. The following topics describe the contents of the CD-ROM, and provides instructions for installing and viewing the documentation:

• Documentation Library Titles

• Installing the Documentation Library

• Viewing the Documentation Library

Documentation Library Titles

The Documentation Library CD-ROM contains the documentation listed in the tables on the following pages. Titles that have a part number are available as printed and bound manuals from the Oracle Store at

http://store.oracle.com

Table E-1 Oracle9i Application Server

Part Number	Title
NA	Quick Tour
A87353-01	Overview Guide
A83709-04	Migrating from Oracle Application Server

Table E-2 Communication Services  

Part Number	Title
NA	Apache 1.3.12 User's Guide
NA	Apache JServ Documentation (links to http://java.apache.org/jserv)
NA	Apache mod_perl Documentation (links to http://perl.apache.org)
NA	mod_ssl Documentation (links to http://www.modssl.org)
NA	OpenSSL Documentation (links to http://www.openssl.org)
A86263-02	Using the PL/SQL Gateway
A83720-01	Oracle8i Oracle Servlet Engine User's Guide
A87355-01	Oracle Plug-in for Microsoft IIS Configuration and User's Guide

Table E-3 Content Management Services

Part Number	Title
NA	Oracle Internet File System Quick Tour
A81197-05	Oracle Internet File System Setup and Administration Guide
A75154-04	Oracle Internet File System User's Guide
A75172-04	Oracle Internet File System Developer's Guide
NA	Oracle Internet File System Class Reference
NA	Oracle Internet File System Java Reference API
NA	Oracle Internet File System XML Reference

Table E-4 Business Logic Services  

Part Number	Title
NA	Oracle Business Components for Java Developing Business Components
NA	Oracle Business Components for Java Tutorial - Building BC4J
NA	Oracle Business Components for Java Reference API
A83727-01	Oracle8i Java Tools Reference
A83728-01	Oracle8i Java Developer's Guide
A83724-01	Oracle8i JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference
A83725-01	Oracle8i Enterprise JavaBeans Developer's Guide and Reference
A83720-011	Oracle8i Servlet Engine User's Guide
A83726-01	Oracle JavaServer Pages Developer's Guide and Reference
A83722-01	Oracle8i CORBA Developer's Guide and Reference
A83723-01	Oracle8i SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference
A81358-01	Oracle8i Java Stored Procedures Developer's Guide
A81357-01	Oracle8i JPublisher User's Guide
A85456-01	Oracle8i Supplied Java Packages Reference
NA	Forms Developer Quick Tour
A86202-01	Deploying Forms Applications to the Web
A73074-01	Form Builder Reference Manual
A73073-02	Guidelines for Building Applications
A73075-01	Graphics Builder Reference Manual
A73076-01	Procedure Builder Reference Manual
A73152-01	Common Built-in Packages Reference Manual

Table E-5 Presentation Services

Part Number	Title
NA	Apache JServ Documentation (links to http://java.apache.org/jserv)
A83726-01	OracleJSP Developer's Guide and Reference
NA	OracleJSP Developer's Toolkit

Table E-6 Developer's Kits

Part Number	Title
A86030-01	Oracle8i Application Developer's Guide - XML
A83730-01	Oracle8i XML Reference Guide
A83723-01	Oracle8i SQLJ Developer's Guide and Reference
A83724-01	Oracle8i JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference
A86082-01	Oracle Internet Directory Application Developer's Guide

Table E-7 Portal Services

Part Number	Title
NA	Oracle Portal Quick Tour
A86188-02	Oracle Portal Tutorial
A86707-02	Oracle Portal Configuration Guide
A86183-02	Oracle Portal Building Advanced Portals
A86634-02	Oracle Portal-to-Go Configuration Guide
A86635-02	Oracle Portal-to-Go Implementation Guide

Table E-8 Caching Services

Part Number	Title
NA	Quick Tour
A86617-01	Oracle Database Cache Concepts and Administration Guide

Table E-9 System Services

Part Number	Title
NA	Oracle Enterprise Manager Console Quick Tour
NA	Standard Management Pack Quick Tour
A85250-01	Oracle Enterprise Manager Concepts Guide
A85247-01	Oracle Enterprise Manager Configuration Guide
A85248-01	Oracle Enterprise Manager Administrator's Guide
A85251-01	Oracle Intelligent Agent User's Guide
A85245-01	Oracle Enterprise Manager Messages Manual
A85249-01	Oracle SNMP Support Reference Guide

Table E-10 Business Intelligence Services

Part Number	Title
A86662-01	Oracle Discoverer 3i Viewer Configuration Guide for UNIX
A87361-01	Oracle Discoverer 3i Viewer Configuration Guide for Windows
NA	Reports Developer Quick Tour
A86784-02	Publishing Reports to the Web
A73172-01	Building Reports
A73174-01	Reports Developer Reference Manual
A73073-02	Guidelines for Building Applications
A73075-01	Graphics Builder Reference Manual
A73076-01	Procedure Builder Reference Manual
A73152-01	Common Built-in Packages Reference Manual

Installing the Documentation Library

You can install the documentation on the CD-ROM in either of two ways:

• Copying the files from the CD-ROM to your local system.

• Using the Oracle Universal Installer included with Oracle9i Application Server.

File Copy Installation

The simplest installation method is to directly copy the files from the CD-ROM to your computer. Use your operating system's commands to copy the contents of the doc directory on the CD-ROM to the appropriate installation directory on your system. For consistency with installations performed by the Oracle Universal Installer, Oracle recommends that you name the directory doc.

For example, the following command copies the documentation from the CD-ROM to your ORACLE_HOME directory.

For UNIX, enter the following command:

prompt> cp -r /<mount-point>/doc $ORACLE_HOME

For Windows, enter the following command at the command prompt:

prompt> xcopy /s <cdrom_drive>\doc %ORACLE_HOME%

Note: This method may overwrite files if the destination directory already exists.

Oracle Universal Installer Installation

The Oracle Universal Installer also installs the documentation onto your computer from the CD-ROM. The following instructions describe the process:

1. Launch the Oracle Universal Installer.

   See Also: "Starting Oracle Universal Installer"

2. At the Welcome screen, click Next.

3. At the File Locations screen do the following:
   1. Eject the Oracle9i Application Server CD-ROM and replace it with the Documentation Library CD-ROM.

   2. In the Source field,

      For UNIX, enter <mount_point>/stage/products.jar.

      For Windows, enter <cdrom-drive>\stage\products.jar.

      This directs the installer to the installation file for the documentation library.

   3. In the Destination field, enter the path to the ORACLE_HOME you are installing the documentation to. The documentation will be installed in the doc directory under ORACLE_HOME.

   4. Click Next to continue.

4. At the Summary screen, review the summary and click Install to begin the installation process.

5. After installation, the End of Installation screen will appear. Click Exit to quit the installer.

Viewing the Documentation Library

You can view the Oracle9i Application Server documentation library directly from the CD-ROM or from disk after installing it. For information about the tools necessary to view the documentation, refer to "Online Documentation Requirements".

To view the HTML and PDF documentation from a local installation or from the CD-ROM, follow these steps:

1. Use your browser to open the top-level index.htm file from the doc directory on either the CD-ROM or ORACLE_HOME directory.

2. Click on the list of components to see the documentation relating to a particular component.

Using the Oracle Information Navigator Applet

Oracle Information Navigator is a Java-based search and navigation utility provided with Oracle online documentation. If you are using a Java-enabled browser, the navigator is launched automatically when you open index.htm in a browser. The navigator can be used with Oracle documentation, whether you are reading from the CD-ROM or from installed files.

For information on how to use the navigator, click the Help button in the top right corner of the browser window.

Bypassing the Oracle Information Navigator Applet

If you do not wish to launch the Oracle Information Navigator applet, open products.htm instead of index.htm.