Oracle Configurator Installation Guide

Contents

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Preface

Introduction

Conventions

Product Support

      Troubleshooting

Installing Oracle Configurator

Overview

Oracle Rapid Install

Additional Setup Tasks

Test Your Oracle Configurator and Oracle Configurator Developer Installation

Web Browser Requirements

Installation and Setup Considerations for Multiple Language Support

      Configuring Oracle Configurator Developer for Multiple Language Support

      Setting Up the Runtime Oracle Configurator for MLS

      Configuring Browsers for MLS

Required Patches

Upgrading to this Release

Introduction

Maintaining Custom Servlet Properties

Maintaining or Migrating Functional Companions

      Functional Companion Migration Requirements

      Functional Companion Migration Processing

      Setup for Migrating Functional Companions

      Manual Migration of Certain Functional Companion Methods

      Maintaining Functional Companions

Maintaining Configuration Attributes

Oracle Configurator Servlet Considerations

Introduction

Servlet Properties and Legacy User Interfaces

Verifying Apache and OC4J Setup

      Verifying oc4j.properties and cz_init.txt

      Java Requirements

      Registering a Return URL Servlet

      Syntax and Context for Setting Parameters

      Specifying the Location of Functional Companion Classes

Oracle Configurator Servlet Properties

      Descriptions of Oracle Configurator Servlet Properties

Troubleshooting Servlet Installation

Introduction

Before You Begin

Checking the Response of the UI Servlet

Checking Your Model in the Runtime Oracle Configurator

Profile Options

Overview of Profile Options

Common Glossary for Oracle Configurator

Index