Oracle9iAS Syndication Server

User's and Administrator's Guide

Release 2 (9.0.2)

January 2002

Part No. A95917-01

As a feature of Oracle9iAS, Oracle9iAS Syndication Server is designed to deliver file system and database content to Information and Content Exchange (ICE)-compliant subscriber applications, and automatically provides content updates over networks supporting the HTTP or HTTPS protocol in a secure way. It provides extensibility at multiple levels; it supports HTTP, HTTPS, and SMTP communication mechanisms with the content subscriber, including the Information and Content Exchange (ICE) Version 1.1 protocol. It allows access using corporate databases and conventional file systems. Oracle9iAS Syndication Server features a comprehensive administration system to persistently maintain subscriptions and profiles for subscribers and content providers. Subscriber applications can choose to actively request content from Oracle9iAS Syndication Server or have it automatically delivered to them.

Oracle9iAS Syndication Server User's and Administrator's Guide, Release 2 (9.0.2)

Part No. A95917-01

Primary Author: Alok Srivastava, Cheng Han, Xiaohua Lu, Rod Ward

Contributing Authors: Timothy Chien, Michael Sekurski, Joseph Meeks, Larry Guros, Susan Shepard

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