Oracle9i Application Server Overview Guide -- Index

ad hoc query, 2-53

Apache JServ, 2-19, 3-8

application logic, 1-8

architecture overview diagram, 1-9

authentication, 2-49

Cache Manager console. See Oracle Enterprise Manager

cache. See Oracle Database Cache

Calypso. See Oracle Web Cache

clients, thin, 1-8

Common Gateway Interface (CGI), 3-3

database access descriptor (DAD), 3-11

database server, 1-7

Discoverer Service, 2-54

Discoverer Viewer servlet, 2-54

Document Object Model (DOM). See Oracle XML Developer's Kit

Document Type Definitions (DTDs). See Oracle XML Developer's Kit

Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs), 3-15

deploying in the middle tier, 3-19

enterprise portal, 2-32

Forms, 3-22

Forms Developer, 3-22

Forms Services, 3-22

HDML (Handheld Devices Markup Language), 2-38

HTML

Oracle Reports Services, 3-12

HTMLCSS

Oracle Reports Services, 3-12

IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), 2-12

interMedia Text, 2-10

Java

Java Messaging Service (JMS) client, 2-23

JavaServer Pages (JSP), 3-7

Oracle SQLJ Translator, 2-25

Java Virtual Machine (JVM), 3-5

JDBC drivers

JDBC Oracle Call Interface (JDBC-OCI) driver, 2-25

Oracle JDBC server-side internal driver, 2-25

Oracle JDBC thin driver, 2-25

JInitiator, 3-24

Oracle Forms Services, 3-24

JNDI (Java Naming and Directory Interface). See Oracle LDAP Developer's Kit

jserv module, 2-4

JSP Markup Language (JML), 3-7

LDAP. See Oracle LDAP Develper's Kit

Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS), 2-5

middle-tier database cache, 2-42

mod_8i. See mod_ose

mod_jserv, 2-4, 3-5

JavaServer Pages (JSP), 3-8

Oracle HTTP Server powered by Apache, 3-5

servlets, 3-5

mod_ose, 2-5

mod_perl, 2-4

mod_plsql, 2-4

mod_ssl, 2-4

Motorola, 2-38

Oracle Advanced Security, 2-49

authentication methods supported, 2-49

DES encryption, 2-49

MD5 algorithm, 2-49

PKI credential management, 2-51

RSA encryption, 2-49

single signon, 2-50

Oracle Call Interface (OCI), 2-26

Oracle Database Cache, 2-41

application criteria, 2-41

benefits, 2-41

cannot create tables, 2-42

cannot perform backup/recovery, 2-42

environment, 2-42

global transactions, 2-42, 3-20

TAF (transparent application failover), 2-42

Oracle Designer, 3-22

Oracle Discoverer 3i Viewer, 2-53

workbooks, 2-53

Oracle Enterprise Manager, 2-47

Oracle Forms Services, 2-17, 3-22

applets, 2-17

Oracle Internet Developer Suite, 1-2

Oracle Internet Directory (OiD). See Oracle LDAP Developer's Kit

Oracle Internet File System

schema, 2-13

SDK, 2-11

Oracle Internet Suite, 1-2

Oracle JDeveloper

Java, 3-5

servlets, 3-5

Oracle LDAP Developer's Kit, 2-29

Oracle Plug-in for Microsoft IIS, 2-5

Java Web component access, 2-5

PL/SQL Web component access, 2-5

Oracle Portal, 2-32

portal, 2-32

portlet providers, 2-33

portlets, 2-33

preference store, 2-35

session store, 2-35

Oracle Portal-to-Go

adapters, 2-37

JavaServer Pages (JSPs), 2-36

master service, 2-39

Personalization Portal, 2-36

Portal-to-Go XML, 2-36

repository, 2-39

request and response sequence, 2-38

request manager, 2-39

request object, 2-39

transformers, 2-37

Oracle Reports Developer applications, 2-53

Oracle Reports Services, 2-53, 3-12

Reports, 3-12

Oracle Servlet Engine (OSE), 2-5

Oracle SQLJ

runtime, 2-24

SQLJ profiles, 2-24

translator, 2-23

Oracle SQLJ Translator, 2-25

Oracle Web Cache, 2-44

architecture diagram, 2-45

Oracle XML Developer's Kit (XDK), 2-27, 3-4

XML Class Generator for Java, 2-27

XML Parser for Java, 2-27

XML Transviewer JavaBeans, 2-28

XSQL Servlet, 2-28

Oracle8i Cache, ix

Oracle8i Cache. See Oracle Database Cache

Oracle8i PL/SQL, 3-9

Oracle8i PLSQL, 2-16

OracleJSP, 3-7, 3-8

origin database, 2-42

Palm Computing Platform, 2-37

PDF

Oracle Report Services, 3-12

Perl, 3-3

Perl Interpreter, 2-21, 3-3

Perl module, 2-4

Personalization Portal, 2-36

PL/SQL module, 2-4

PL/SQL Server Pages (PSP), 3-9

PL/SQL Web Toolkit, 3-9

PL/SQL Server Pages (PSP), 3-9

portal, 2-32

portal service, 2-32

portlet providers, 2-33

portlets, 2-33

custom, 2-34

presentation layer, 2-18

presentation services, 2-18

programming languages supported, 1-13

provisioning adapter, 2-37

Reports and Graphics, 2-53

Reports Servlet, 2-53

runtime engines

Apache JServ, 3-8

Oracle8i PL/SQL, 3-9

security

Oracle Advanced Security, 2-49

services diagram, 1-3

servlet adapter, 2-37

servlets, 3-5, 3-15

Apache JServ, 3-8

Short Message Service, 2-38

single signon, 2-50

SMB (Server Message Block Protocol), 2-12

SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), 2-12

SPARC Solaris, 2-53

SQL adapter, 2-37

SQLJ. See Oracle SQLJ

SSL module, 2-4

SSL Toolkit. See Oracle LDAP Developer's Kit

stored procedures, 2-16

stripper adapter, 2-37

TAF (transparent application failover), 2-42

technologies supported, 1-13

thin clients, 1-8

three-tier computing model, 1-8

Tiny HTML, 2-37

transparent application failover (TAF), 2-42

two-tier computing model, 1-7

URL adapter, 2-37

versions available

enterprise edition, 1-11

standard edition, 1-11

wireless edition, 1-11

VoxML/VoiceXML, 2-38

WAP (Wireless Access Protocol), 2-37

Web DAV (Distributed Authoring and Versioning), 2-12

Web Folders, 2-9

Web integration adapter, 2-37

Web Interface Definition Language (WIDL), 2-37

WIDL (Web Interface Definition Language), 2-37

Windows CE devices, 2-37

Windows NT, 2-53

Wireless Access Protocol (WAP), 2-37

WML 1.1 (Wireless Markup Language), 2-37

workbooks, 2-53

XDK. See Oracle XML Developer's Kit

XML, 3-4, 3-7, 3-12

Oracle Reports Services, 3-12

XML Class Generator for Java, 2-27

XML Parser for Java, 2-27

XML Transviewer JavaBeans, 2-28

XSQL Servlet, 2-28

XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations), 2-37