Oracle9iAS Portal Configuration Guide
Release 3.0.9

Part Number A90096-01

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Numerics

503 error, 1-5
503 Service Temporarily Unavailable, 8-23

A

accounts
letting users create own, 2-12
aliases, 8-19
supporting multiple, 5-15
Apache, 8-21
log file locations, 8-2
multi-threaded on Windows NT, 8-23
setting the number of requests that can be handled, 5-19
tuning process configuration, 8-24
apachectl, 8-17
audience, xiii
audio
adding interMedia rich content, 7-2
AUTHENTICATED_USERS
default group created, 2-4

B

BLOB, 7-6, 7-10
browsers
accessing Oracle Portal, 2-5
communication with Web Server, 2-20
cookies sent to portlets, 4-5
simplifying Oracle Portal URL, 2-6
supported by Oracle Portal, 1-4
system requirements, 1-4

C

certificates
using with HTTPS, 2-16
connect string, 3-8
specified in wdbsvr.app, A-4
connection pooling, 1-6, 5-1, 6-3, 8-24, 8-27
content areas
creating, 6-3
part of Oracle Portal schema, 1-4
contimp.csh, B-9
cookie domains
creating same across nodes, 4-8 to 4-9
modifying the scope to send to all middle-tier servers, B-17
node requirement, 4-5
ctx_schedule, 6-16
ctxckupd.sql, 4-6, 4-9, B-17
ctxcrind.sql, 6-14
ctxdrind.sql, 6-18
ctxsrv, 6-9
ctxsys, 6-20, 8-27

D

Database Access Descriptor (DAD)
common cookie name required, 4-6
configuring in middle-tier servers, 5-17 to 5-18
database login failure, 8-16
definition, A-3
editing across nodes, 4-10 to 4-11
relationship with database, 5-19
specifying in browser, 2-6
DBA
default group created, 2-4
diag script, 8-5
diag.jar, 8-5
Diagnose.class, 8-4
diagnostics tool, 8-3 to 8-7
directives
to support multiple aliases, 5-15
distributed environments
architecture, 4-2
benefits, 4-3 to 4-4
privileges required to configure, 4-7
setting up, 4-7 to 4-18
domains
DNS, 8-26
DNS in HOSTS file, A-7
resolving in HOST file, 5-15
drbgdml.sql, 6-17

E

errors
400 bad request, 8-25
503, 1-5
503 Service Temporarily Unavailable, 8-23
Apache listener crashes, 8-21
Call to utl_http failed, 8-21
cannot find package DR_REWRITE, 6-3
creating interMedia Text indexes, 8-26
creating Login Server, 8-15
Database Login Failure, 8-16
database objects failing to create, 8-15
finding schema, 8-14
HTTP 400, 8-20
in Oracle Portal Configuration Assistant, 8-10, 8-13
interMedia Text is not installed, 6-12
Internal Server Error, 8-25
invalid Login Server packages, 8-16
Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is not installed, 8-10
JavaScript, 1-4
list of installation and configuration problems, 8-8
list of miscellaneous problems using Oracle Portal, 8-9
list of problems logging on to Oracle Portal, 8-9
list of problems running Oracle Portal, 8-9
logging on to Oracle Portal, 8-18, 8-20
NLS language, 8-29
ORA and PLS, B-5
ORA-01445, 7-10
PLS-00306, 8-29
PL/SQL Web Toolkit (OWA), 8-16
Proxy Log On Failed, 8-19, A-4
received when manually installing, B-5
tablespaces, 8-13
Timeout for content={0}, 8-22
TNS could not resolve service name, 8-19
troubleshooting, 8-1 to 8-29
WWS-32100, 8-27
exporting, B-1

F

FAST MODE
interMedia Text mode, 6-15
firewalls, 5-10, 5-16, 5-18
forms
adding rich content, 7-6
building rich content, 7-7
known issues, 7-9
object attributes, 7-3
FULL MODE
interMedia Text mode, 6-15

G

gateway.htm, 8-17
groups
Oracle Portal defaults, 2-4
guides, xiii
conventions, xv
Net8 Administrator's Guide, 6-20
structure, xiii

H

Help
documentation, xvii
manually installing, B-9
HOSTS file
definition, A-7
localhost entry, 3-2
location of, 8-7
resolving domain names, 5-15
HTTP, 8-3
400 error, 8-20
default port 80, 8-19
http.conf, 5-20
configuring virtual hosts, 5-7
httpd_error.log, 8-2
httpd.conf, 2-18, 5-14, 5-20, 8-18
definition, A-2
file location of, 8-7, A-2
HTTPS, 2-18, 2-20, 8-25
using with certificates, 2-16

I

images
adding interMedia rich content, 7-2
importing, B-1
init.ora, 6-3, 8-11, 8-13
required settings, 1-5
installation
Oracle Portal components, 1-1
install.log, 8-2
interMedia Text
creating, 6-13 to 6-15
dropping index, 6-17
enabling, 6-11 to 6-13
error creating, 8-26
getting other information about, 7-3
maintaining and synchronizing, 6-15
non-support for rich content, 7-2
prerequisites, 6-2
searching in Oracle Portal, 6-6
setting listner.ora, 6-18
setting tnsnames.ora, 6-19
setting up environment variables, 6-18 to 6-19
system requirements, 1-5

J

Java, 8-29
error when JVM option is not installed, 8-10
SSOHash class, 8-13
JAVA_POOL_SIZE, 1-5, 8-11, 8-18
JavaScript, 1-4, 8-29
JServ, 1-3, 8-2, 8-3, 8-25, 8-26

K

KeepAlive, 8-24

L

langinst, 2-7, 2-8
languages
error, 8-29
multilexers in interMedia Text, 6-20
supported in Oracle Portal, 2-7 to 2-9
laptop
Oracle Portal configuration, 3-1 to 3-3
LD_LIBRARY_PATH, 6-3
setting for interMedia Text, 1-6
LDAP, 5-6, 5-18
linstall, 3-7, 5-4, A-7
file location of, 8-7
syntax, B-10
listener crashes, 8-21
listener.ora, 6-18
Login Server
account created, 2-3
associating nodes to same, 4-11 to 4-14
associating Oracle Portal to, 5-2 to 5-5
centralized for Single Sign-On, 4-1
common on all nodes, 4-6
configured with Oracle Internet Directory (OID), 5-5
configuring distinct instance, 3-6 to 3-8
configuring separate listener, 5-1 to 5-5
creating user with administrator privileges, 4-14
deinstalling, 2-11
error creating schema, 8-15
installed schema, 2-2
invalid package errors, 8-16
location of WWSSO_PAPP_CONFIGURATION_INFO table, 8-7
manually installing, B-10
misconfiguration, 8-3
Partner Application table, A-7
privileges required to edit settings, 4-7
same cookie domain required, 4-6
verifying DAD, 8-2
logs
Apache listener, 8-2
indication of problems, 8-15
installation, 8-2
location of Apache, 8-2
ssodatan.log, B-6
LSNR_TOKEN, A-5, B-16

M

MAX_ENABLED_ROLES, 1-5
MaxClients, 5-20
MaxRequestsPerchild, 8-24
Metalink, 8-21
Microsoft Internet Explorer, 1-4
browsers
configuring HTTPS in Internet Explorer, 2-24
middle-tier
configuring load balancing, 5-16
Oracle9i Application Server, 3-1, 3-4, 3-5, 3-6
MIME types, 7-6
support, 7-4
MinSpareServers, 8-24
mod_jserv, 5-13
mod_plsql, 5-13, 8-2, 8-21, 8-23
mod_ssl, 2-20
multilexer
supported in interMedia Text, 6-20

N

Navigator
using to browse rich content, 7-9
using to search pages and content areas, 6-4
Net8
Proxy Log On Failed, 8-19
Netscape, 1-4
nodes
creating, 4-8
creating additional, 4-17
definition, 4-2
discovering names, 4-14
refreshing portlet repository, 4-16
registering between themselves, 4-15 to 4-16
requirements, 4-4
symmetric registration, 4-6
-nosso, 4-8, B-5

O

onetime, B-4
operating systems
requirements, 1-3
ORA-01445, 7-10
Oracle HTTP Server powered by Apache
configuring separate listeners on Login Server and Oracle Portal, 5-1
on one node or on multiple nodes, 4-5
resolving frequent crashes, 8-21
Oracle Internet Directory (OID), 8-28
configured in Login Server, 5-5
Oracle JServer option
system requirement, 1-3
Oracle Portal
accessing in browser, 2-5
changes in directory structure between releases, 8-8
configuring distinct instance, 3-6 to 3-8
configuring Global Settings, 6-10
configuring language support, 2-7 to 2-9
default home page, A-4
default schemas, 2-2
deinstalling, 2-10
documentation, xv
enabling beta features, 2-14
group defaults, 2-4
identifying component causing problem, 8-2
installed components, 1-1
Oracle8i database requirement, 1-3
Partner Applications, 3-6 to 3-8
ServerName distinction in different versions of, 5-12
setting up distributed environments, 4-7 to 4-18
system requirements, 1-3
troubleshooting, 8-1 to 8-29
Oracle Portal Configuration Assistant
default tablespace, 1-4
errors, 8-10, 8-13
Oracle Portal Development Kit (PDK), 4-7
Oracle Technology Network, xvii, 4-7
ORACLE_HOME
convention used in this guide, xv
locations of various Oracle HTTP Server files, 8-7
Oracle 8.1.6 client error, 8-28
requirements, 1-4
setting for laptop configuration, 3-3
Oracle8i database
login error, 8-16
rich content stored in, 7-1
system requirement, 1-3
UTL_HTTP missing, 8-21
Oracle9i Application Server
architecture, 1-2
configuration files, A-1 to A-7
configuration points and file locations, 8-7
installed components, 1-1

P

Partner Applications
adding, 4-12, B-14
configuring distinct Oracle Portal and Login Server instances, 3-6 to 3-8
configuring Oracle Portal as, 5-1
creating, 5-3
in Login Server configuration table, A-5
success URL, A-6
passwords
changing account, 2-4
PLS-00306, 8-29
PL/SQL
database requirements, 1-3
packages failing to be created, 8-16
Web Toolkit (OWA) errors, 8-16
PL/SQL Gateway
503 error, 8-23
location of middle-tier software, 3-6
plugins, 7-7
PORTAL_ADMINISTRATORS
default group created, 2-4
PORTAL_DEVELOPERS
default group created, 2-4
portal30
Oracle Portal default schema name, 2-2
portal30_sso
Login Server default schema name, 2-2
portlet providers
shared across nodes, 4-3
portlet repository
refreshing, 4-16
PORTLET_PUBLISHERS
default group created, 2-4
ports
443, 2-23
conflicting on Apache JSev, 8-2
dropping port 80, 8-19
HTTTPS, 2-18
not including if using 80, B-13
used to access Oracle Portal, 2-5
Proxy log on failed, 8-20
proxy server, 5-11, 5-16, 6-11

R

redirect
Apache listener, 8-24
simpliying Oracle Portal URL, 2-6
-remove, B-16
reports
building with rich content, 7-4
display options, 7-3
known issues, 7-9
object attributes, 7-3
QBE parameter entry form, 7-6
wizards, 7-2
routers
configuring load-balancing, 5-16

S

sbrimtlx.sql, 6-20
scalability
solutions in a distributed Oracle Portal environment, 4-3 to 4-4
schemas
ctxsys, 6-20
database objects failing to create, 8-15
not created in portal, 8-15
Oracle Portal default, B-5
Oracle Portal defaults, 2-2
storing rich content, 7-1
scripts
location of, B-2
Secure Socket Layer (SSL)
400 bad request error, 8-25
enabling, 2-20
security
changing passwords, 2-4
selfreg, 2-12
self-registration, 2-12
ServerName, 2-5, 3-2, 3-4, 5-7, 5-12, A-6, B-6
distinction in Oracle Portal versions, 5-12
servers
integrated Oracle Portal configuration, 3-3 to 3-4
proxy, 5-11
sessions
cookie, B-17
determining number, 5-19
Set MaxRequests, 8-24
SHARED_POOL_SIZE, 1-5, 8-11, 8-17
SID
interMedia Text, 6-18
Single Sign-On (SSO)
configuring distributed Oracle Portal environment, 4-1
failing, 4-6
installed component, 1-1
registering Login Server, 5-8
setting authentication mode, A-4
snlpcgtsrvbynm, 8-28
SQL, 7-2, 8-3
SQL*Net, 8-3
ssodatan, 2-18, 8-3, 8-18, B-6
file location of, 8-7
syntax, B-12
ssodatan.log, B-6
ssodatax, 3-7, 4-13, 5-3, 5-5, 5-8
file location of, 8-7
syntax, B-14
SSOHash, 8-13, 8-14, 8-18
Success URL, 5-3
SYS user, 1-3, 8-10
system requirements, 1-3, 8-1
interMedia Text, 6-2

T

tablespaces, 8-12
errors in, 8-13
increase for multilexers, 6-20
minimum requirements, 1-4
resizing tip, 8-12
TCP/IP, 2-25, 3-2, 5-7, 5-16
terminal
required settings, 1-5
themes and gists
enabling for interMedia Text, 6-12
viewing, 6-7
three-tier architecture
configuring in Oracle Portal, 3-4 to 3-5
time out, 8-26
error, 8-22
KeepAlive parameter, 8-24
tnsnames.ora, 6-19, 8-17, A-5
file location of, 8-7, A-2
troubleshooting, 8-1 to 8-29
diagnostics tool, 8-3
identifying component causing the problem, 8-2
tuning
Apache process configuration, 8-24

U

UNIX
interMedia Text variables, 6-3
terminal settings, 1-5
URL
Call to utl_http failed error, 8-21
excluding port 443, 2-24
invalid underscore character, 8-20
Oracle Portal home, 3-7
Partner Applications stored in Login Server, A-6
simplifying Oracle Portal address, 2-6
stored in partner enabler configuration table, 8-4
useCanonicalName on, 5-13
UTL_HTTP, 2-22, 8-21

V

Verisign, 2-19
videos
adding interMedia rich content, 7-2
virtual hosts
configuring, 5-6 to 5-8
configuring HTTPS, 2-24

W

wdbsvr.app, B-7
definition, A-3
file location of, 8-7, A-2
WebDB 2.2, 8-29
webdb30.wwv_utl_api_types, 8-29
Windows NT
FAT file system, 1-4
winstall
file location of, 8-7
steps to manually install Oracle Portal, B-3
syntax, B-4
WWC-41439, 8-18
wwctx_api_vpd, 2-12
WWS-32100, 8-27
wwsec_app_priv.process_signon, 3-7, 5-3, A-6
wwsec_diagnostics, 8-4
WWSEC_ENABLER_CONFIG_INFO$, 8-7, 8-14, A-2, A-5
wwsso_api_user_admin, 2-12
WWSSO_PAPP_CONFIGURATION_INFO$, A-2, A-7, B-14
wwvseedus.sql, 2-7

Z

zone.properties, 2-16, 8-22, 8-25, 8-26
definition, A-2
file location of, 8-7, A-2

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