Oracle Plug-in for Microsoft IIS Configuration and User's Guide Release 1.0.2 for Windows Part Number A87355-01 |
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This chapter describes how to create Web components and trace component requests.
This chapter contains these topics:
PL/SQL Web components are PL/SQL stored procedures written using the PL/SQL Web Toolkit and PL/SQL Server Pages.
Java Web Components are JavaServer Pages and Java Servlets.
For Information About... | See... |
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Installing the PL/SQL Web Toolkit |
Using the PL/SQL Gateway |
Using the PL/SQL Web Toolkit |
Using the PL/SQL Gateway |
Creating and Loading PL/SQL stored procedures into the database |
Using the PL/SQL Gateway |
PL/SQL Gateway Tutorial |
Using the PL/SQL Gateway |
Developing PL/SQL stored procedures and PL/SQL Server Pages |
Oracle8i Application Developer's Guide - Fundamentals This manual is available from OTN. See "Related Documentation" for information on how to access OTN. |
Running Java in the database |
Oracle8i Java Developer's Guide |
Writing, installing, and deploying Java applications within the database |
Oracle8i Java Developer's Guide |
Creating and running JSPs in the Oracle Servlet Engine |
Oracle JavaServer Pages Developer's Guide and Reference |
Publishing and invoking JSPs and Servlets in the Oracle Servlet Engine. Overview of Session Shell Tool commands and mapping virtual paths. |
Oracle8i Oracle Servlet Engine User's Guide |
Session Shell Tool commands |
Oracle8i Java Tools Reference |
This section provides information about the following:
To invoke PL/SQL Web components in a Web browser, the URL is typically in the following format:
protocol
://
hostname
[:
port
]/
prefix
/
DAD
/[[
!
][
schema
.][
package
.]
proc_name
[
?query_string
]]
To invoke Java Web components in a Web browser, the URL is typically in the following format:
http://
hostname
[:
port
]/
servlet-context
/
a
.snoop
Under a heavy load, performance may improve by fine tuning the individual Web component configurations. For Java components, increase the number of Maxworkers
in your Java configuration file. For PL/SQL components, change the Connection Pool Parameters from the Edit Database Access Descriptor Web page.
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Optionally, add the Maxworkers
parameter to the Java configuration file to increase Java Web component performance of concurrent requests handled by the OSE server. Figure 2-2 implements the Maxworkers
parameter. The default number of Maxworkers
is 50.
Oracle Plug-in for Microsoft IIS Trace option allows you to collect data about all the Oracle Plug-in for Microsoft IIS transactions executing against a database. The trace file shows HTTP requests and responses. Use any text editor to view the trace file.
To set the Trace option, perform the following steps:
1
as the Value data.
When tracing is enabled, the pluginiis
PID
.trc
file is stored in the \
ORACLE_BASE\ORACLE_HOME\
iisplugin
directory, where iis
PID
refers to the process ID of IIS.
If you require further assistance, contact Oracle Support Services.
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