Oracle WebDB Installation Guide Release 2.2 A77053-01 |
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Welcome to Oracle WebDB! This guide provides information about installing Oracle WebDB Release 2.2.
This preface includes the following sections:
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This guide is intended for users who are responsible for installing Oracle WebDB.
The Oracle WebDB Installation Guide is comprised of the following chapters:
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Provides information about the Oracle WebDB system requirements and WebDB architecture. |
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Provides Windows NT-specific information for a typical or custom Oracle WebDB installation. Deinstallation information is also provided. |
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Provides Solaris-specific information for an Oracle WebDB installation. Deinstallation information is also provided. |
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Provides information about upgrading from Oracle WebDB 2.1 to Oracle WebDB 2.2. Also covered is migration of WebDB sites and how to drop a WebDB site from your database. |
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Chapter 5, "Configuring the WebDB Listener and PL/SQL Gateway" |
Provides complete information about configuring the Oracle WebDB Listener and PL/SQL gateway for optimal performance. |
Chapter 6, "Configuring Variables and General Configuration" |
Provides important information on setting up Oracle WebDB environment variables and general configuration issues. Note Setting up the environment is an essential task for ensuring a successful WebDB installation. |
Chapter 7, "Integrating interMedia Text in WebDB Site Builder" |
Provides instructions on setting up interMedia Text to perform text searching in Web sites created with WebDB. |
Chapter 8, "Setting Up the WebDB CGI Executable and WebDB Cartridge to OAS" |
Provides instructions on manually installing and configuring the WebDB CGI Executable and WebDB Cartridge. |
Provides solutions to problems or errors you may encounter while using Oracle WebDB. |
The following typographical conventions are used in this guide:
You may also wish to refer to the following publications which are available in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) in the \docs\us
directory on your WebDB CD-ROM, or orderable from Oracle.
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