This chapter describes issues associated with Oracle HTTP Server. It includes the following topics:
This section describes documentation errata. It includes the following topics:
The "Using Oracle Plug-ins for Third-Party Web Servers" appendix of the Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrator's Guide for Oracle HTTP Server contains incorrect information about the Sun Java System plug-in shared library names and relevant paths.
A.1.2 Installing the Oracle Proxy Plug-in
All relevant plug-ins for a given platform are under Disk1/plugins (UNIX) or Disk1\plugins (Windows) respectively.
Table A-1 Oracle Proxy Plug-In Shared Libraries
The plug-in shared library name for Microsoft Windows should be oracle_proxy_nes.dll, as follows:
Microsoft Windows: \Disk1\plugins\sjsws\oracle_proxy_nes.dll
A.1.4 Configuring Sun Java System Listener to Use Oracle Proxy Plug-In
In Step 2, the plug-in shared library for Microsoft Windows should be oracle_proxy_nes.dll, as follows:
Init fn="load-modules" shlib="/path/oracle_proxy_nes.dll" funcs=op_init,op_objecttype,op_service
A.2.2 Installing the Oracle SSO Plug-in
All relevant plug-ins for a given platform are under Disk1/plugins (UNIX) or Disk1\plugins (Windows) respectively.
Table A-2 Oracle SSO Plug-In Shared Libraries
The plug-in shared library names for UNIX and Microsoft Windows are incorrect, and should be changed, as follows:
UNIX: /Disk1/plugins/sjsws/oracle_proxy.dll
Microsoft Windows: \Disk1\plugins\sjsws\oracle_proxy_nes.dll
A.2.5 Configuring Sun Java System Listener for Single Sign-on
In Step 2, the plug-in shared library names for UNIX and Microsoft Windows are incorrect, and should be changed, as follows:
On UNIX:
Init fn="load-modules" shlib="/path1/oracle_proxy.so" funcs=osso_init, \oracle_single_sign_on,osso_redirect_service,osso_success_service"
On Windows:
Init fn="load-modules" shlib="/path/oracle_proxy_nes.dll" funcs=op_init,op_objecttype,op_service
In Step 6, the ORACLE_HOME library directory is incorrectly referred to as ORACLE_HOME/lib32. Therefore, replace the Step 6 instructions with the following text:
Change the library path variable in the start script for your environment to include the location of the ORACLE_HOME/lib directory, where ORACLE_HOME is the same Web Tier installation described in Section A.2.2, "Installing the Oracle SSO Plug-in". This Web Tier installation must be on the same machine as the third-party listener (it does not need to be running), so the SSO plug-in can access the dependency libraries.
Sun Java System 6.1 on UNIX – start
Sun Java System 7.0 on UNIX – bin/startserv
Then modify the value of LD_LIBRARY_PATH to include the path to ORACLE_HOME/lib.
Sun Java System on Windows – set LD_LIBRARY_PATH in your environment to the path to ORACLE_HOME\lib.
The "Understanding Oracle HTTP Server Modules" chapter of the Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrator's Guide for Oracle HTTP Server contains Section 3.10, "mod_security", which discusses the mod_security module and references the ModSecurity Reference Manual PDF (modsecurity2_reference.pdf). The mod_security module and the modsecurity2_reference.pdf file will not be shipped in this release.