Oracle Portal Configuration Guide Release 3.0.8 Part Number A87566-01 |
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Welcome to Oracle Portal 3.0.8! This guide provides information about configuring Oracle Portal Release 3.0.8.
This preface includes the following sections:
This guide is intended for users who are responsible for configuring and maintaining Oracle Portal.
The "Oracle Portal 3.0.8 Configuration Guide"is comprised of the following chapters and appendices:
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Provides information about the Oracle Portal system requirements. |
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Provides general post-installation information including how to access Oracle Portal in your browser, installing and changing the language of Oracle Portal in your browser, and descriptions of the default Oracle Portal schemas, accounts, and groups created upon installation. Deinstallation information is also provided. |
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Provides various topologies that you can set up with Oracle Portal including standalone laptop, integrated server, traditional three-tier, and so on. |
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Provides instructions on running Oracle Portal in a distributed environment to enable portlet providers to be shared across nodes and for increased scalability, availability, and performance. |
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Chapter 5, "Configuring the Login Server on a Separate Listener" |
Provides instructions on how to configure a separate Login Server listener from the Oracle Portal listener. |
Provides information about configuring the Apache Listener and PL/SQL Gateway for optimal performance. |
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Chapter 7, "Setting Up the Search Feature in Oracle Portal Content Areas" |
Provides instructions on setting up interMedia Text to perform text searching in content areas created with Oracle Portal. |
Chapter 8, "Building Oracle Portal Reports and Forms with Rich Content" |
Provides instructions on including rich content such as graphics, audio, images, and video into Oracle Portal Reports and Oracle Portal Forms. |
Provides solutions to problems you may encounter while installing or using Oracle Portal. |
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Appendix A, "Oracle9i Application Server Configuration Files" |
Provides information about the configuration files which can affect the connection to and the behavior of the Oracle9i Application Server and its components in the middle tier as well as on other machines to which it is connecting. |
Appendix B, "Oracle Portal Installation and Configuration Scripts" |
Provides information about various scripts that are used for customizing the configuration. In addition, information about installing additional components, such as a standalone Login Server, additional Oracle Portal nodes, loading additional language translations into Oracle Portal, import and export utilities, and so on are provided. |
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