Index

accounts

UNIX, 3.7.3

administrator

default username, 6.2

admin.jar, 4.5

application

deployment

example, 6

install samples, 6.1

mobile, 1.1

remote, 1.1

upgrade, 5.1.4

Application Upgrade Assistant, 5.1.4

architecture

mobile, 1.1.1

benefits, 1.1.2

BC4J

upgrade applications, 5.1.5

BOS.INF file, 3.5.3

Branch Office

enabling on Windows Service Pack 2, 4.4.3

OracleDatabaseLiteUser

password, 3.5.3

services installed, 3.5.3

upgrade instructions, 5.1.6

user account, 3.5.3

client

Web download, 6.4

Win32 download, 6.3.2

WinCE download, 6.5.2

concepts

Oracle Database Lite, 1

Consolidator

upgrade, 5.1.11

data file

specify location, 3.4.1

specifying location, 3.11

db_create_file_dest parameter, 3.11

deinstalling

Oracle Lite 5.0.2, 5.1.10

deployment

example, 6

DHCP

install, 4.1.3

DISPLAY property, 3.7.1.3, 4.4.2

enterprise

remote design, 1.1.3

environment variables

UNIX, 3.7.1

farm

creating, 4.3.3

install, 4.3.3

groups

UNIX, 3.7.3

hardware requirements

UNIX, 3.6.1, 3.6.2, 3.6.3, 3.6.4

Windows, 3.5.1

high availability

installation, 4.3.3

HTTP listener port

configure, 4.3.1.2

INCREMENT_BY property, 5.1.11

install, 4

custom, 4.3.7

DHCP, 4.1.3

instructions, 4.3

log files, 4.3.1.2

Mobile client, 6.3.3

Mobile Development Kit, 4.3.1.1

Mobile Server, 4.3.1.2

multiple servers, 4.3.3

multiple languages, 4.1.1

Oracle software requirements, 3.4.1

repository, 4.3.1.2

sample applications, 6.1

system requirements, 3, 3.5, 3.6

Internet Connection Firewall

enabling ports, 4.4.3

JAVA_HOME, 3.3.3, 3.7.1.2

JAVA15_HOME, 3.7.1.2

JDK

installation directions, 3.3.3

supported versions, 3.3.3

Job Scheduler

starting, 6.2

kernel parameters

configuring, 3.7.4

language

multiple language install, 4.1.1

LD_LIBRARY_PATH, 3.7.1

LIBPATH, 3.7.1

Linux

operating system requirements, 3.6.1

pre-install requirements, 3.7.2

load balancing, 4.3.3

middle-tier

Oracle Application Server, 3.4.2

migration

Oracle Database Lite, 5.1.1

MIN_VALUE property, 5.1.11

mobile

application, 1.1

architecture, 1.1.1

benefits, 1.1.2

Mobile client

download, 6.3.2, 6.4.1, 6.5.2

install, 6.4.2, 6.5.3

Mobile Development Kit

install, 4.3.1.1

Mobile Manager

GUI, 6.2

Mobile Server

GUI, 6.2

install, 4.3.1.2

load balancing, 4.3.3

logging in, 6.2

multiple servers, 4.3.3

port number, 6.2

quick start, 6

standalone

stop, 4.5

starting, 4.5, 6.2

testing install, 4.6

Mobile Server Repository, see repository

mounting

UNIX, 3.10

OC4J

port number, 4.3.1.2

starting, 6.2

OID

migrating to use, 5.1.8

migrating users, 5.1.8

operating system

LINUX requirements, 3.6.1

UNIX requirements, 3.6.2, 3.6.3, 3.6.4

Oracle Application Server

install requirements, 3.4.2

Oracle database

data file

specify location, 3.4.1

Oracle Database Lite

concepts, 1

introduction, 1.1

quick start, 6

starting, 6.2

uninstall, 4.8

upgrade, 5.1.2

Oracle Internet Directory, see OID

Oracle Lite 5.0.2

removal, 5.1.10

Oracle WebCache

using as load balancer, 4.3.3

ORACLE_HOME, 3.7.1.1

Oracle9iAS

port number, 4.3.1.2

OracleAS

port number, 4.3.1.2

OracleDatabaseLite user

setting password, 3.5.3

OraUserProfile class

upgrade requirements, 5.1.4.1

Page Not Found error, 4.5

password

OracleDatabaseLite user, 3.5.3

PATH, 3.7.1.2

performance

modify tablespace layout, 3.12

port number

conflict, 4.3.1.2

enabling on Windows Service Pack 2, 4.4.3

Mobile Server, 6.2

quick start, 6

remote

application, 1.1

repository

install, 4.3.1.2, 4.3.1.2

migrating users to OID, 5.1.8

schema name, 4.3.1.2

upgrade, 5.1.3

Repository Wizard

install, 4.3.1.2

reverse_proxy parameter, 4.3.3

runmobileserver script, 4.5

samples

install, 6.1

Web application, 6.4

Win32 application, 6.3

WinCE application, 6.5

Windows Mobile, 6.5

SEQUENCE_MODE property, 5.1.11

Sequences

upgrade, 5.1.11

servlet context

Web-to-Go applications, 5.1.7

shell limits

UNIX, 3.7.4

SHLIB_PATH, 3.7.1

software

distribution, 6

UNIX requirements, 3.6.5

Windows requirements, 3.5.2

Symbian

install, 4.3.5

system requirements, 3.9

synchronizing data

example, 6

sample application, 6.3.6, 6.5.5

system requirements, 3, 3.5, 3.6

hardware, 3.5.1

Oracle software, 3.4.1

software, 3.5.2

tablespace

layout, 3.12

location, 3.12

name, 3.12

THRESHOLD property, 5.1.11

TMP, 3.7.1.4

TMPDIR, 3.7.1.4

troubleshooting

Page Not Found, 4.5

uninstall

Oracle Database Lite, 4.8

UNIX

creating accounts, 3.7.3

creating groups, 3.7.3

environment variables, 3.7.1

hardware requirements, 3.6.1, 3.6.2, 3.6.3, 3.6.4

kernel parameters, 3.7.4

mounting, 3.10

operating system requirements, 3.6.2, 3.6.3, 3.6.4

setting DISPLAY, 4.4.2

setting display, 4.4.2

shell limits, 3.7.4

software requirements, 3.6.5

system configuration, 3.7

system requirements, 3.6

upgrade

applications, 5.1.4

BC4J applications, 5.1.5

Branch Office, 5.1.6

Consolidator, 5.1.11

Mobile Server Repository, 5.1.3

Oracle Database Lite, 5.1.1, 5.1.2

OraUserProfile class, 5.1.4.1

Web-to-Go applications, 5.1.4.1, 5.1.7

user

WebLogic Server, 4.4.1

users

migrating to OID, 5.1.8

Web application

client download, 6.4.1

environment, 6.4

example, 6, 6.4

install client, 6.4.2

sample application

creating data, 6.4.3

synchronizing data, 6.4.3

Web Cache, 4.5

WebLogic Server

domain, 4.4.1

username, 4.4.1

Web-to-Go applications

servlet context, 5.1.7

upgrade, 5.1.4.1, 5.1.7

webtogo.exe, 4.5

webtogo.ora

configuring reverse proxy, 4.3.3

Win32

client download, 6.3.2

default client username, 6.3.3

environment, 6.3

example, 6

install client, 6.3.3

sample application, 6.3

creating data, 6.3.5

synchronizing data, 6.3.6

software requirements, 6.3.1

WinCE

application example, 6

client download, 6.5.2

environment, 6.5

example, 6.5

hardware requirements, 6.5.1

install client, 6.5.3

sample application

creating data, 6.5.4

synchronizing data, 6.5.5

software requirements, 6.5.1

WINDOW_SIZE property, 5.1.11

Windows

hardware requirements, 3.5.1

Service Pack 2, 4.4.3

software requirements, 3.5.2

system requirements, 3.5

Windows 32, see Win32

Windows CE, see WinCE

Windows Mobile

environment, 6.5

example, 6.5