Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M O P Q R S T U W

A

accounts

UNIX, 1.8.2

administrator

default username, 4.2

application

deployment

example, 4

install samples, 4.1

upgrade, 3.1.4

Application Upgrade Assistant, 3.1.4

B

BC4J

upgrade applications, 3.1.5

BIG-IP

using as load balancer, 2.3.3

Branch Office

enabling on Windows Service Pack 2, 2.4.2

upgrade instructions, 3.1.6

C

client

Palm OS download, 4.6.2

proxy, 5.1

using reverse proxy, 5.2

Web download, 4.4

Win32 download, 4.3.2

WinCE download, 4.5.2

Consolidator

upgrade, 3.1.11

D

datafile

specifying location, 1.4

db_create_file_dest parameter, 1.4

deinstalling

Oracle Lite 5.0.2, 3.1.10

deployment

example, 4

DHCP

install, 2.2.2

DISPLAY property, 1.8.1.3

DISPLAY variable, 2.4.1

E

environment variables

UNIX, 1.8.1

F

firewall

communication through proxy, 5

G

groups

UNIX, 1.8.2

H

hardware requirements

Mobile Clients, 1.5.1

UNIX, 1.7.1

Windows, 1.6.1

HTTP listener port

configure, 2.3.1.2

I

INCREMENT_BY property, 3.1.11

install, 2

custom, 2.3.4

DHCP, 2.2.2

instructions, 2.3

log files, 2.3.1.2

Mobile Client, 4.3.3

Mobile Development Kit, 2.3.1.1

Mobile Server, 2.3.1.2

multiple servers, 2.3.3

multiple languages, 2.2.1

Oracle software requirements, 1.4

repository, 2.3.1.2

sample applications, 4.1

system requirements, 1, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7

internet

communication from inside intranet, 5.1

Internet Connection Firewall

enabling ports, 2.4.2

J

JAVA13_HOME, 1.8.1.2

Job Scheduler

starting, 4.2

K

kernel parameters

configuring, 1.8.3

L

language

multiple language install, 2.2.1

LD_LIBRARY_PATH, 1.8.1

LIBPATH, 1.8.1

load balancing, 2.3.3

M

migration

Oracle Database Lite, 3.1.1

MIN_VALUE property, 3.1.11

Mobile Client

download, 4.3.2, 4.4.1, 4.5.2, 4.6.2

hardware requirements, 1.5.1

install, 4.4.2, 4.5.3, 4.6.3

software requirements, 1.5.2

system requirements, 1.5

Mobile client

configuring reverse proxy, 5.2

proxy, 5.1

Mobile Development Kit

install, 2.3.1.1

Mobile Manager

GUI, 4.2

Mobile Server

configuring reverse proxy, 5.2

GUI, 4.2

install, 2.3.1.2

load balancing, 2.3.3

logging in, 4.2

multiple servers, 2.3.3

port number, 4.2

quick start, 4

starting, 2.5, 4.2

testing install, 2.6

Mobile Server Repository, see repository

mounting

UNIX, 1.9

msync.exe

communicating with proxy, 5.1

O

OC4J

port number, 2.3.1.2

starting, 4.2

OID

migrating to use, 3.1.8

migrating users, 3.1.8

operating system

UNIX requirements, 1.7.2

Oracle Database Lite

quick start, 4

starting, 4.2

upgrade, 3.1.2

Oracle Internet Directory, see OID

Oracle Lite 5.0.2

removal, 3.1.10

Oracle WebCache

using as load balancer, 2.3.3

ORACLE_HOME, 1.8.1.1

Oracle9iAS

port number, 2.3.1.2

OracleAS

port number, 2.3.1.2

OraUserProfile class

upgrade requirements, 3.1.4.1

P

Page Not Found error, 2.5

Palm OS

application example, 4

client download, 4.6.2

environment, 4.6

example, 4.6

hardware requirements, 4.6.1

install client, 4.6.3

sample application, 4.6

synchronizing data, 4.6.4

software requirements, 4.6.1

performance

synchronization, 1.11

Pocket PC

environment, 4.5

example, 4.5

sample application

creating data, 4.5.4

synchronizing data, 4.5.5

port number

conflict, 2.3.1.2

Mobile Server, 4.2

retrieving, 2.3.1.2

ports

enabling on Windows Service Pack 2, 2.4.2

proxy, 5

reverse, 5

Q

quick start, 4

R

repository

install, 2.3.1.2, 2.3.1.2

migrating users to OID, 3.1.8

schema name, 2.3.1.2

upgrade, 3.1.3

Repository Wizard

command-line startup, 4.1

install, 2.3.1.2

samples, 4.1

reverse proxy, 5, 5.2

configuring Mobile client, 5.2

reverse_proxy parameter, 5.2

runmobileserver script, 2.5

S

samples

install, 4.1

Palm OS, 4.6

Pocket PC, 4.5

Web application, 4.4

Win32 application, 4.3

WinCE application, 4.5

SEQUENCE_MODE property, 3.1.11

Sequences

upgrade, 3.1.11

SERVER_URL parameter

reverse proxy, 5.2

servlet context

Web-to-Go applications, 3.1.7

shell limits

UNIX, 1.8.3

SHLIB_PATH, 1.8.1

SID

retrieving, 2.3.1.2

software

distribution, 4

Mobile Client requirements, 1.5.2

UNIX requirements, 1.7.3

Windows requirements, 1.6.2

synchronization

performance, 1.11

synchronizing data

example, 4

sample application, 4.3.6, 4.5.5

system requirements, 1, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7

hardware, 1.5.1, 1.6.1

Oracle software, 1.4

software, 1.5.2, 1.6.2

T

THRESHOLD property, 3.1.11

TMP, 1.8.1.4

TMPDIR, 1.8.1.4

troubleshooting

Page Not Found, 2.5

U

UIX

setting DISPLAY, 2.4.1

UNIX

creating accounts, 1.8.2

creating groups, 1.8.2

environment variables, 1.8.1

hardware requirements, 1.7.1

kernel parameters, 1.8.3

mounting, 1.9

operating system requirements, 1.7.2

setting display, 2.4.1

shell limits, 1.8.3

software requirements, 1.7.3

system configuration, 1.8

system requirements, 1.7

upgrade

applications, 3.1.4

BC4J applications, 3.1.5

Branch Office, 3.1.6

Consolidator, 3.1.11

Mobile Server Repository, 3.1.3

Oracle Database Lite, 3.1.1, 3.1.2

OraUserProfile class, 3.1.4.1

Web-to-Go applications, 3.1.4.1, 3.1.7

users

migrating to OID, 3.1.8

W

Web application

client download, 4.4.1

environment, 4.4

example, 4, 4.4

install client, 4.4.2

sample application

creating data, 4.4.3

synchronizing data, 4.4.3

Web Cache, 2.5

WebCache

pre-install consideration, 1.11

Web-to-Go

performance, 1.11

proxy communication, 5.1

Web-to-Go applications

servlet context, 3.1.7

upgrade, 3.1.4.1, 3.1.7

webtogo.exe, 2.5

webtogo.ora

configuring reverse proxy, 5.2, 5.2

Win32

client download, 4.3.2

default client username, 4.3.3

environment, 4.3

example, 4

install client, 4.3.3

sample application, 4.3

creating data, 4.3.5

synchronizing data, 4.3.6

software requirements, 4.3.1

WinCE

application example, 4

client download, 4.5.2

environment, 4.5

example, 4.5

hardware requirements, 4.5.1

install client, 4.5.3

software requirements, 4.5.1

WINDOW_SIZE property, 3.1.11

Windows

hardware requirements, 1.6.1

Service Pack 2, 2.4.2

software requirements, 1.6.2

system requirements, 1.6

Windows 32, see Win32

Windows CE, see WinCE