Oracle Application Server Portal Configuration Guide -- Index

access

enforcement, 6-26

model, 6-26

access control lists, 6-63, 6-70

accessing

port information, 7-21

ACLs, 6-70

activity log views, 7-20

activity reports, 7-18

administering Web clipping

configuring proxy settings, I-3

configuring security

adding certificates for trusted sites, 6-76

advanced security option (ASO), 6-77

configuring Web Cache, I-5

configuring Web clipping repository, I-2

manually configuring Web Cache, I-6

manually setting proxy settings, I-4

restricting clipping from unauthorized external Web sites, I-4

setting advanced security option (ASO) parameters, 6-78

tasks to do before using Web clipping portlet, I-1

using Web clipping provider test page

advanced security option (ASO), 6-77

configuring caching, I-6

configuring proxy settings, I-3

configuring Web clipping repository, I-2

administration

access to, 6-122

global privileges, 6-15

single sign-on privileges, 6-81

administrative tools, 4-7

administrator role

example, 6-56

Advanced Search link, 8-12

Advanced Search portlet, 8-2

Internet search engine link, 8-14

search result page, 8-10

agent

Directory Synchronized Provisioning, 6-40

aliases

site for OracleAS Web Cache and SSL, 6-95

application entity, 6-31

password, 6-126

Application Server Control

accessing, 7-2

accessing from OracleAS Portal, 7-3

configuring OracleAS Portal with, 7-2

monitoring OracleAS Portal, 7-1

using, 7-1

viewing log files, 13-34

viewing port information, 7-21

application.log, 13-15

applications

mod_osso, 6-67

security, 6-64

security for external, 6-68

Single Sign-On SDK, 6-67

architecture

security, 6-3, 6-28

audience, i-xxiii

AUTHENTICATED_USERS group, 6-7

authentication

model, 6-26

authorization, 6-26

model, 6-26

basic page administration

changing page group quota, 4-17

creating personal pages, 4-13

removing the context-sensitive help link, 4-19

setting a default home page, 4-10

setting maximum file size for uploaded files, 4-16

setting the page users see when they log out, 4-19

setting the system default style, 4-13

setting total space allocated for uploaded files, 4-15

specifying an error message page, 4-18

Basic Search Box

search result page, 8-10

Basic Search portlet, 8-2

advanced search link, 8-12

search result page, 8-10

browsers

accessing OracleAS Portal, 4-9

cache

mod_plsql, 7-10

Oracle Internet Directory, 6-40

OracleAS Web Cache, 7-5

cache.conf, 1-25

caching

to improve performance, C-2

cachjsub.sql, C-2

category pages, 13-7

certificate

change trusted, 6-92

creating a wallet, 6-90

export request, 6-92

import server user, 6-93

import trusted, 6-92

Oracle Wallet Manager, 6-90

request, 6-90

trusted, 6-92

changing

page group quota, 4-17

communication security

for providers, 6-63

configuration

OracleAS Single Sign-On, 6-29

SSL, 6-84

Configure Component

Application Server Control, 7-3

container

group, 6-30

content cache, 1-25

context-sensitive help link, 4-19

removing, 4-19

cookie

expiration for OraDAV, 6-79

cookie domains

modifying the scope to send to all middle-tier servers, C-8

creating

category pages, 13-7

personal page for an existing user, 4-14

personal page for new users automatically, 4-14

personal pages, 4-13

perspective pages, 13-7

ctxcrind.sql, 8-28

ctxdrind.sql, 8-29

CTXSYS schema, 8-21

Custom Search portlet, 8-2

advanced search link, 8-12

Internet search engine link, 8-14

search result page, 8-10

customer database

installing the OracleAS Metadata Repository in, 3-3

DAD

configuring, 4-25

maintaining DAD information, 7-10

DAD entry

creating new, 12-6

dads.conf

updating the DAD name, 12-6

DAS, 6-49

configuring on OracleAS Portal middle-tier, 6-42

list of values, 6-40

manually deply and configure on middle-tier, 6-42

privileges, 6-49

public roles, 6-55

relationship to mod_osso and OracleAS Single Sign-On, 6-49

secdaslc.sql, 6-45

Database Access Descriptor (DAD)

relationship with database, 9-6

see DAD, 7-10

database Providers, 12-2

database providers

monitoring performance, 7-12

data-sources.xml file, 8-62

DBA group, 6-8

default home page, 4-10

group, 4-11

setting, 4-10

system, 4-10

user, 4-12

default schemas, 6-82

PORTAL, 6-82

PORTAL_APP, 6-83

PORTAL_DEMO, 6-83

PORTAL_PUBLIC, 6-83

DEINSTALL mode

OPCA, B-25

Delegated Administration Services, 6-49

diagnostic reporting, 13-32

Directory Integration Platform

global settings, 6-118

directory synchronization subscription

Oracle Internet Directory entry, 6-32

Directory Synchronized Provisioning

agent, 6-40

directory synchronized provisioning, 6-45

DIT structure

for groups, 6-38

for users, 6-32

nickname attribute, 6-81

domain

for user and group lists of values, 6-41

ECID

see Execution Context Identifier, 13-11

ECID logging, 13-13

enabling

locales, 4-38

territories, 4-38

Enterprise Manager

see Oracle Enterprise Manager, 7-1

error message page

specifying, 4-18

errors

Oracle Text indexes, 8-42

Oracle Text is not installed, 8-15

troubleshooting, 13-1

event logging, 7-18

Event servlet

SSL, 6-106

event_log, 13-32

events

directory synchronized, 6-47

Execution Context Identifier (ECID), 13-11

existing database

installing the OracleAS Metadata Repository in, 3-3

export and import

How Does Export and Import Work?, 10-1

manifest, 10-1

opeasst.csh, 10-20, 10-22

transport sets, 10-1

Federated Portal Adapter

configuring SSL, 6-108

security, 6-78

finding information about OracleAS Portal, 4-9

getting started

OracleAS Portal, 4-1

gists in Oracle Text, 8-15

global privileges, 6-11

global settings, 6-118

Directory Integration Platform synchronization, 6-118

group creation base DN, 6-119

group search base DN, 6-119

refresh Oracle Internet Directory cache, 6-118

glossary, i-xxviii

group

default home page, 4-11

group privileges

global privileges, 6-16

group's default home page, 4-11

setting, 4-11

groupofNames

subscription profile for groups based on, 6-48

groupOfNames object class

attributes, 6-39

groupOfUniqueNames object class, 6-37

attributes, 6-39

groups

assigning privileges to, 6-58

attributes in Oracle Internet Directory, 6-37

AUTHENTICATED_USERS, 6-7

change events, 6-45

container in Oracle Internet Directory, 6-30

create, 6-56

creation base DN, 6-119

DBA, 6-8

default, 6-7

DIT structure, 6-38

enabling as roles, 6-59

Group portlet, 6-53

in Oracle Internet Directory, 6-31

list of values, 6-40

Portal Group profile, 6-54

PORTAL_ADMINISTRATORS, 6-9

PORTAL_DEVELOPERS, 6-10

portlet access, 6-49

PORTLET_PUBLISHERS, 6-9

public, 6-55

RW_ADMINISTRATOR, 6-10

RW_BASIC_USER, 6-10

RW_DEVELOPER, 6-10

RW_POWER_USER, 6-10

search base DN, 6-119

seeded, 6-7

syncrhonization, B-9

updating subscription profile, 6-48

guides, i-xxiii

HMAC keys

setting the, 12-7

host name

defining for site, 6-103

HTTP Server

see Oracle HTTP Server, 7-8

httpd.conf, 9-7, 13-16

definition, E-1

included oradav.conf file, 4-41

HTTPS

certificate request, 6-90

communication with providers, 6-74

complete, 6-99

configuration overview, 6-84

configuring with load balancer, 6-110

creating a wallet, 6-90

Event servlet, 6-106

Federated Portal Adapter, 6-108

for Oracle Internet Directory network connection, 6-117

LDAPS, 6-124

OracleAS Single Sign-On, 6-84

OracleAS Web Cache, 6-89

with load balancer, 6-109

IASCONFIG_LOC, A-2

iasconfig.xml, 5-49, 7-5, A-1

IETF(RFC 2798), 6-33, 6-37

inctxgrn.sql, 8-25

indexes

Oracle Text, 8-27, 8-36, 8-39, 8-41, 8-42

inetOrgPerson object class, 6-33

attributes, 6-34

INFRA_ORACLE_HOME, 1-12

init.ora, 3-8, 13-24

INSO filter, 8-22, 8-24

preventing from hanging, 8-52

installation

default groups, 6-7

default schemas, 6-82

default users, 6-6

Internet search engine link, 8-14

invalidation based caching, C-2

invalidation job

configuring, C-2

invalidation messages, C-2

invalidations

hard and soft, C-2

Java Portal Developers Kit (JPDK), 13-14

JavaScript

single domain, 6-41

JAZN, 6-27

JDBC, 8-63

key store, 12-7

SQL scripts for maintenance, 12-7

LANGUAGE mode

OPCA, B-18

languages

multilexers in Oracle Text, 8-26

LDAPS

for Oracle Internet Directory, 6-124

list of values

users and groups, 6-40

load balancing router

accepting and forwarding requests, 5-7

configuring Network Address Translation bounce back, 5-9

configuring OracleAS Portal to be accessed through, 5-7

configuring SSL, 6-110

handling invalidation requests, 5-10

setting up multiple middle-tiers with, 5-2

SSL, 6-109

locales, 4-38

enabling the use of, 4-38

locally hosted Web providers

configuring, 5-45

logcfg.sql, 13-25

login portlet

SSL, 6-124

logs

diagnostic log files, 7-15

global privileges, 6-17

Java Portal Developers Kit (JPDK), 13-14

mod_plsql, 13-16

OracleAS Metadata Repository, 13-24

OracleAS Portal Developer Kit, 13-22

OracleAS Web Cache, 13-32

Parallel Page Engine, 13-17

portal activity log files, 7-18

using Log Viewer, 13-34

LSNR_TOKEN, E-3

management, 7-1

max cache, C-2

MaxClients, 9-7

maximum file size for uploaded files, 4-16

memory related issues

, 13-10

message authentication

for provider security, 6-72

message encryption

for provider security, 6-64

METADATA_REP_ORACLE_HOME, 1-12

MID_TIER_ORACLE_HOME, 1-12

middle-tiers

adding additional, 3-9

MIDTIER mode

OPCA, B-6

mobile support

configuring, 4-30

enabling mobile access, 4-30

enabling mobile page design, 4-32

installed by default, 4-29

logging responses, 4-32

manually reconfiguring, 4-34

mod_dav, 4-40

mod_oradav module, 4-40

mod_osso

for partner applications, 6-67

relationship to DAS and OracleAS Single Sign-On, 6-49

mod_plsql Services

cache settings, 7-10

DADs, 7-10

logs, 13-16

monitoring and managing, 7-9

performance logs, 7-17

status information, 7-9

mod_plsql settings

configure for security, 6-120

monitoring

Oracle9iAS Portal Repository, 7-16

OracleAS Portal components, 7-1

protect packages, 6-123

multilexer

supported in Oracle Text, 8-26

Network Address Translation (NAT) bounce back, 5-9

network connection

to Oracle Internet Directory, 6-117

nickname attribute, 6-81

N-Tier authentication, 6-83

object privileges, 6-17

OmniPortlet

configuring, 5-45

security, 6-75

online help system, 3-3

OPCA

DEINSTALL mode, B-25

LANGUAGE mode, B-18

MIDTIER mode, B-6

PORTAL mode, B-4

SYSOBJECTS mode, B-23

using standalone, B-1

OPCA modes, B-3

opmn.xml, 13-9

optimization

Oracle Text index, 8-30

Oracle Application Server

configuration files, E-1 to E-4

viewing port information, 7-21

Oracle Application Server Repository Creation Assistant

PORTAL OPCA mode, B-6

Oracle Application Server Repository Creation Assistant tool

using to install in a customer database, 3-3

Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 6-45

requirements, 6-48

Oracle Enterprise Manager, 7-1

troubleshooting OracleAS Portal problems, 13-1

using the Application Server Control, 7-1

Oracle Help for the Web, 3-3

Oracle HTTP Server

logs, 13-16

monitoring and managing, 7-8

start mode for SSL, 6-101

Oracle HTTP Sever

SSL, 6-100

Oracle Internet Directory, 6-29

application entity, 6-31

cache, 6-40

configuring SSL for network connection, 6-117

default user accounts, 6-30

directory synchronization subscription entry, 6-32

entries, 6-30

group attributes, 6-37

group container, 6-30

group DIT structure, 6-38

groupOfUniqueNames, 6-37

groups, 6-31

inetOrgPerson, 6-33

LDAPS, 6-124

nickname attribute, 6-81

orclGroup, 6-37

orclUser, 6-34

orclUserV2, 6-34

privileges for updating information, 6-49

refresh cached parameters, 6-118

user and group list of values, 6-40

user attributes, 6-33

user DIT structure, 6-32

Oracle Text

configuring proxy settings, 8-17

configuring the base URL, 8-16

enabling and disabling, 8-15

indexes, 8-27, 8-36, 8-39, 8-41, 8-42

overview, 8-20

prerequisites, 8-21

setting result options, 8-15

themes and gists, 8-15

troubleshooting, 8-54, 13-37

troubleshooting with TEXTTEST, H-1

wwv_context APIs, G-1

Oracle Text indexes

creating and dropping, 8-27

errors, 8-42, 8-43, 8-46

maintenance APIs, G-1

monitoring, 8-41

optimizing, 8-34

searching URL content, 8-36

status, 8-39

synchronizing, 8-31

troubleshooting, 8-47

Oracle Ultra Search

accessing administration tool, 7-14

administration tool, 8-60

configuring in OracleAS Portal, 8-17

connecting to, 8-66

overview, 8-55

portlet, 8-57, 8-66

portlet sample files, 8-68

restrictions, 8-67

searching public data, 8-66

Oracle Wallet Manager, 6-90

ORACLE_HOME, 1-12

conventions, 1-12

distinguishing between, 1-12

OracleAS Metadata Repository

logcfg.sql, 13-25

logs, 13-24

OracleAS Metadata Repository information, 7-5

OracleAS Portal

accessing in browser, 4-9

creating users and groups, 6-28

finding information, 4-9

getting started, 4-1

mapping of OracleAS Portal user properties to Oracle Internet Directory, 6-36

monitoring in Enterprise Manager, 7-1

performance reporting, 7-17

PlsqlExclusionList directive, 6-123

troubleshooting, 13-1

user and group lists of values, 6-40

Web Cache settings, 7-5

OracleAS Portal Developer Kit

logs, 13-22

OracleAS Portal Diagnostic Assistant

reports, 13-32

running after installation, 3-7

using, 13-32

OracleAS Portal Log Registry, 7-18

OracleAS Single SIgn-On

relationship to DAS and mod_osso, 6-49

OracleAS Single Sign-On, 6-28

configuration, 6-29

interoperability of earlier releases, 6-29

ossoreg, 6-88, 6-97, 6-107, 6-116

SSL, 6-84

troubleshooting, 13-1

OracleAS Single Sign-On, corresponding language installation, 3-3

OracleAS Syndication Services

monitoring and managing, 7-14

OracleAS Web Cache

configuring OracleAS Portal to use a different host, 7-8

configuring SSL port, 6-94, 6-102

defining a site, 6-94

logs, 13-32

monitoring performance, 7-11

setting for OracleAS Portal, 7-5

site to server mappings for SSL, 6-96

specifying published address and protocol for SSL, 6-98, 6-106

SSL, 6-89

OracleAS Web Cache configuration scripts, 5-53

OraDAV

security, 6-79

session cookie expiration, 6-79

SSL, 6-80

OraDAV implementation, 4-40

oradav.conf

DAV configuration file, 4-41

ORCLADMIN user, 6-6

orclGroup object class, 6-37

attributes, 6-39

orclUser object class, 6-34

orclUserV2 object class, 6-34

attributes, 6-35

origin server

SSL, 6-102

ossoreg, 6-88, 6-97, 6-107, 6-116

OUI, B-1

OWA package, B-24

page group quota, 4-17

changing, 4-17

page groups

global privileges, 6-12

pages

global privileges, 6-13

Parallel Page Engine

configuring SSL partially, 6-96

full SSL, 6-104

logs, 13-17

monitoring performance, 7-11

partner applications

in Login Server configuration table, E-3

secured through mod_osso, 6-67

security, 6-64

Single Sign-On SDK, 6-67

success URL, E-3

Password

changing, 5-55

password

application entity, 6-126

schema, 6-61

passwords

safeguard, 6-121

PDA

verifying the installation, 3-7

PDK

see OracleAS Portal Developer Kit, 13-22

performance reporting, 7-17

personal page

automatically creating for new users, 4-14

creating for a new user, 4-14

personal pages, 4-13

creating, 4-13

perspective pages, 13-7

PL/SQL HTTP Adapter, 12-1

Overview, 12-1

PlsqlExclusionList directive, 6-123

PlsqlSessionCookieName

changing the value, 12-6

port

changing the default, 5-1

defining SSL for site, 6-103

viewing information, 7-21

PORTAL

schema password, 6-61

single sign-on administration privileges, 6-81

Portal

portal, 7-2

portal cache

content cache, 1-25

increasing the performance of, 1-25

session cache, 1-25

understanding, 1-25

Portal DB Providers

global privileges, 6-15

Portal Dependency Settings

Web Cache, 5-49, 7-5

Portal Dependency Settings file, A-1

Portal Dependency Settings tool, A-14

PORTAL mode

OPCA, B-4

PORTAL schema, 6-82

portal schema

OracleAS Metadata Repository, B-1

Portal Service Monitoring, 7-3

PORTAL user, 6-6

PORTAL_ADMIN user, 6-7

PORTAL_ADMINISTRATORS group, 6-9

PORTAL_APP schema, 6-83

PORTAL_DEMO schema, 6-83

PORTAL_DEVELOPERS group, 6-10

PORTAL_PUBLIC schema, 6-83

portal.conf, 6-108

PORTLET_PUBLISHERS group, 6-9

portlets

application security, 6-64

Group, 6-53

login, 6-124

Portal Group Profile, 6-54

Portal User Profile, 6-52

privileges, 6-14

programmatic security, 6-70

provider privileges, 6-22

security, 6-62

User, 6-52

ports

used to access OracleAS Portal, 4-9

post-installation

security checklist, 6-120

PPE

see Parallel Page Engine, 7-11

privileges

assigning to a group, 6-58

control for objects, 6-17

for single sign-on administration, 6-81

global, 6-11

global administration, 6-15

global page group, 6-12

hiding assignment section on Create Users page, 6-60

OmniPortlet, 6-75

on all group privileges, 6-16

on all logs, 6-17

on all page groups, 6-12

on all pages, 6-13

on all Portal DB Providers, 6-15

on all portlets, 6-14

on all providers, 6-14

on all schemas, 6-16

on all shared components, 6-15

on all styles, 6-14

on all transport sets, 6-17

on all user profiles, 6-15

provider, 6-22

seeded, 6-121

simple parameter form, 6-75

protected resources, 6-11

provider

privileges, 6-22

provider group

privileges, 6-22

provider groups

global privilege codes for, 6-24

object privilege codes for, 6-25

providers

communication security, 6-63

database providers and web providers, 12-2

global privilege codes for, 6-24

global privileges, 6-14

HTTPS communication with, 6-74

message authentication, 6-72

message encryption, 6-64

monitoring performance, 7-12

object privilege codes for, 6-25

revoke public access to components, 6-122

server authentication, 6-72

SSL, 6-74

provideruiacls.xml, 6-22

provisioning

events, 6-47

profile entry in Oracle Internet Directory, 6-32

user and group change events, 6-45

proxy server, 5-40, 5-43

configuring OracleAS Portal to use a, 5-38

domains, 5-39

use by Oracle Text, 8-17

ptlasst, B-1

ptshoot.pl script, 13-33

public roles, 6-55

example, 6-56

PUBLIC user, 6-6

redirect

simplifying OracleAS Portal URL, 4-23

Remote Crawler Hosts, 8-65

removing

context-sensitive help link, 4-19

RepCA, 3-3

reports

performance, 7-17

portal activity, 7-18

repository

see OracleAS Metadata Repository, 7-5

resources

protected, 6-11

reverse proxy server

configuring, 5-40

configuring SSL, 6-110

roles

enabling groups as roles, 6-59

example, 6-56

public, 6-55

routers

configuring load-balancing, 5-2

RW_ADMINISTRATOR group, 6-10

RW_BASIC_USER group, 6-10

RW_DEVELOPER group, 6-10

RW_POWER_USER group, 6-10

Saved Searches portlet, 8-2

schema

password, 6-61

Schema Password

changing, 5-55

schemas

default, 6-82

global privileges, 6-16

PORTAL, 6-82

PORTAL_APP, 6-83

PORTAL_DEMO, 6-83

PORTAL_PUBLIC, 6-83

search options, 8-1

configuring Oracle Text search portlets, 8-14

configuring Oracle Ultra Search, 8-17

configuring OracleAS Portal search portlets, 8-10

deciding how to configure, 8-6

default functionality, 8-3

Oracle Text, 8-2

Oracle Ultra Search, 8-3

OracleAS Portal search, 8-2

search results

choosing search result pages, 8-10

limiting results in every page, 8-11

secdaslc.sql, 6-45

secjsdom.sql, 6-41

secupoid.sql, 6-124, 6-126, C-4

configuring SSL to connect to Oracle Internet Directory, C-5

running, 6-125

security, 6-1

about, 6-1

access control lists, 6-70

access enforcement, 6-26

access to administration pages, 6-122

application entity password, 6-126

architecture, 6-3, 6-28

AUTHENTICATED_USERS group, 6-7

authorization, 6-26

communication for providers, 6-63

compared to previous release, 6-4

DBA group, 6-8

default groups, 6-7

default user accounts, 6-6

Delegated Administration Service, 6-49

directory synchronized events, 6-47

directory synchronized provisioning, 6-45

Directory Synchronized Provisioning agent, 6-40

DIT structure, 6-32

external application, 6-68

Federated Portal Adapter, 6-78

global administration privileges, 6-15

global page group privileges, 6-12

global privileges, 6-11

global settings, 6-118

group attributes in Oracle Internet Directory, 6-37

GROUP DELETE event, 6-47

GROUP MODIFY event, 6-47

Group portlet, 6-53

groupOfUniqueNames object class, 6-37

how to create a single domain, 6-41

HTTPS communication with providers, 6-74

inetOrgPerson object class, 6-33

leveraging OracleAS Security Services, 6-27

login portlet, 6-124

mapping of group properties from earlier versions, 6-39

mod_plsql settings, 6-120

model, 6-2

monitoring packages, 6-123

object privileges, 6-17

OmniPortlet, 6-75

Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 6-45

Oracle Internet Directory, 6-29

Oracle Internet Directory cache, 6-40

OracleAS Single Sign-On, 6-28

OraDAV security, 6-79

ORCLADMIN user, 6-6

orclGroup object class, 6-37

orclUser object class, 6-34

orclUserV2 object class, 6-34

overview, 6-2

partner application, 6-64

Portal Group Profile portlet, 6-54

PORTAL user, 6-6

Portal User Profile portlet, 6-52

PORTAL_ADMIN user, 6-7

PORTAL_ADMINISTRATORS group, 6-9

PORTAL_DEVELOPERS group, 6-10

PORTLET_PUBLISHERS group, 6-9

portlets, 6-62

post-installation checklist, 6-120

privileges, 6-6

programmatic for portlets, 6-70

provider message authentication, 6-72

public access to provider components, 6-122

PUBLIC user, 6-6

refresh cache for Oracle Internet Directory parameters, 6-118

relationship between mod_osso, DAS, and OracleAS Single Sign-On, 6-49

remove unnecessary objects, 6-121

resources protected, 6-11

RW_ADMINISTRATOR group, 6-10

RW_BASIC_USER group, 6-10

RW_DEVELOPER group, 6-10

RW_POWER_USER group, 6-10

safeguard passwords, 6-121

seeded privileges, 6-121

server authentication, 6-72

session cookie expiration for OraDAV, 6-79

simple parameter form, 6-75

Single Sign-On SDK, 6-67

SSL for providers, 6-74

synchonrization, B-9

user attributes in Oracle Internet Directory, 6-33

USER DELETE event, 6-47

USER MODIFY event, 6-47

User portlet, 6-52

user property mapping from earlier versions, 6-35

users, 6-6

WWSEC_FLAT$ table, 6-47

seeded providers

configuring, 5-45

Select Component

Application Server Control, 7-3

server authentication

for provider security, 6-72

ServerName, E-3

servers

proxy, 5-40

session

expiration for OraDAV, 6-79

session binding

enabling in OracleAS Web Cache, 5-27

session cache, 1-25

sessions

cookie, C-8

determining number, 9-7

setting

default home page, 4-10

group's default home page, 4-11

maximum file size for uploaded files, 4-16

page users see when they log out, 4-19

system default home page, 4-10

system default style, 4-13

total space allocated for uploaded files, 4-15

user's default home page, 4-12

setting the page users see when they log out, 4-19

shared components

global privileges, 6-15

shared_pool_size parameter, 13-10

simple parameter form

security, 6-75

single sign-on, 6-28

authentication for applications, 6-64

SDK, 6-67

site

aliases, 6-95

defining for OracleAS Web Cache in SSL environment, 6-94

defining SSL host name and port, 6-103

to server mappings, 6-104

to server mappings for SSL, 6-96

specifying

error message page, 4-18

specifying an error message page, 4-18

SSL

certificate request, 6-90

complete, 6-99

configuration overview, 6-84

configuring SSL port, 6-102

configuring SSL port for OracleAS Web Cache, 6-94

configuring with load balancer, 6-110

creating a wallet, 6-90

encryption, 6-27

Event servlet, 6-106

Federated Portal Adapter, 6-108

for Oracle Internet Directory network connection, 6-117

for providers, 6-74

LDAPS, 6-124

Oracle HTTP Server, 6-100

OracleAS Single Sign-On, 6-84

OracleAS Web Cache, 6-89

OraDAV, 6-80

origin server, 6-102

Parallel Page Engine, partial, 6-96

specifying published address and protocol, 6-98, 6-106

with load balancer, 6-109

with providers, 6-74

SSL configuration, 6-84

ssl.conf, 6-100

wallet entries, 6-101

ssodatan, B-13

ssodatan script, B-13

status information, 7-4, 7-8

severity level thresholds, 7-14

STEM searching, 8-26

styles

global privileges, 6-14

subscription profile

updating, 6-48

synchronization, 8-30, B-9

Directory Synchronized Provisioning agent, 6-40

entry in Oracle Internet Directory, 6-32

user and group change events, 6-45

syndicating content into Portal

configuring advanced parameters, 11-18

configuring Portal

building the Syndication Channel Administration home page, 11-2

granting Portal privileges on destination folders, 11-3

overview, 11-1

registering Syndication Portlet Provider, 11-2

using Syndication Channel Administration portlet, 11-3

Syndication Services

see OracleAS Syndication Services, 7-14

system

default home page, 4-10

system default home page, 4-10

setting, 4-10

system default style, 4-13

setting, 4-13

targets.xml, 7-14

TCP/IP, 5-36

territories, 4-38

enabling the use of, 4-38

TESTTEXT utility, H-1

TEXTTEST utility, 8-54, 13-37

themes and gists

enabling for Oracle Text, 8-16

tnsnames.ora, E-2

tools, 4-7

total space allocated for uploaded files, 4-15

transport sets

global privileges, 6-17

troubleshooting, 13-1

Federated Portal Adapter, 13-37

Oracle Text, 13-37

search functionality, 13-36

trusted certificate

change, 6-92

import, 6-92

trusted certificates

managing, 6-92

Ultra Search

components, 8-56

overview, 8-55

see Oracle Ultra Search, 8-55

uploaded files

total space allocated for, 4-15

URL

partner applications stored in Login Server, E-3

URL searching, 8-36

user

default home page, 4-12

ORCLADMIN, 6-6

PORTAL, 6-6

PORTAL_ADMIN, 6-7

PUBLIC, 6-6

user accounts

seeded, 6-6

user certificate

import, 6-93

user profiles

global privileges, 6-15

user's default home page, 4-12

setting, 4-12

users

attributes in Oracle Internet Directory, 6-33

change events, 6-45

default, 6-6

hiding assignment section on Create Users page, 6-60

list of values, 6-40

Portal User Profile portlet, 6-52

portlet access, 6-49

safeguard passwords, 6-121

synchonrization, B-9

User portlet, 6-52

UTL_FILE_DIR parameter, 13-24

viewing

port information, 7-21

virtual, 5-29

virtual hosts

configuring, 5-29

configuring OracleAS Web Cache with, 5-36

creating entries, 5-32

register OracleAS Portal with OracleAS Single Sign-On, 5-37

wallet

creating, 6-90

entries in ssl.conf, 6-101

Oracle Wallet Manager, 6-90

save, 6-93

Web Cache

see OracleAS Web Cache, 7-5, 7-11

settings for OracleAS Portal, 7-5

Web clipping administration

configuring proxy settings, I-3

configuring security

adding certificates for trusted sites, 6-76

advanced security option (ASO), 6-77

configuring Web Cache, I-5

configuring Web clipping repository, I-2

manually configuring Web Cache, I-6

manually setting proxy settings, I-4

restricting clipping from unauthorized external Web sites, I-4

setting advanced security option (ASO) parameters, 6-78

tasks to do before using Web clipping portlet, I-1

using Web clipping provider test page

advanced security option (ASO), 6-77

configuring caching, I-6

configuring proxy settings, I-3

configuring Web clipping repository, I-2

Web Providers, 12-2

Web providers

avoiding timeout errors, 13-9

monitoring performance, 7-12

privileges, 6-22

WebClipping

configuring, 5-45

WebDAV

Portal access parameter, 4-41

web.xml

logmode, 13-17

wwsec_app_priv.process_signon, E-3

WWSEC_ENABLER_CONFIG_INFO$, E-2

WWSSO_PAPP_CONFIGURATION_INFO$, E-4

wwv_context APIs

constants, G-9

exceptions, G-10

maintaining Oracle Text indexes, G-1

procedures, G-1