Working with Oracle HTTP Server Patches
Download patches for Oracle HTTP Server and optional Oracle Java SE (JDK) from the My Oracle Support site and then upload them to an Object Storage bucket.
Ensure that you can access the Oracle support site to download the required patches. See Support Requests.
Managing the Oracle HTTP Server patches consists of the following tasks:
- Go to Critical Patch Updates, Security Alerts and Bulletins for all Oracle products.
Critical patch updates are listed by date. As a best practice, verify the latest updates bimonthly so that you download the latest patches whenever they're available.
- Select the latest patch update, for example, "Critical Patch Update - April 2025."
The "Affected Products and Patch Information" table lists products and corresponding versions that have patch updates and the links to access the corresponding patches.
- Download Oracle HTTP Server (OHS) patches.
- (Optional) Download JDK patches.
- Package all patches into separate ZIP files.
- Upload each of the ZIP files to a bucket in Object Storage. See Uploading an Object Storage Object to a Bucket.
- Add the Object Storage bucket name to the platform-specific property, Patch Bucket Name (Platform Config) as follows:
- On the Properties list page, find the Patch Bucket Name (Platform Config) property name. If you need help finding the list page or the property, see Listing Properties.
- From the Actions menu for the property, select Edit.
- On the Edit property page, add the bucket name.
Downloading Oracle HTTP Server Patches
Download patches for Oracle HTTP Server (OHS) versions 12.2.1.4.0 and 14.1.2.0.0 from My Oracle Support.
Packaging Each Patch File Set
Create two folders: one for Oracle HTTP Server and another for optional JDK patches is required.
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On the local computer where you downloaded the JDK and Oracle HTTP Server patch files, create two folders and name them as the patch IDs of the Oracle HTTP Server bundle and Oracle JDK bundle, for example,
37677581and27838191. - Add the JDK and Oracle HTTP Server patches to the folders you created.
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Compress each of the folder contents into a ZIP file. The zip file name can be
<patch_ID>.zip, for example,37677581.zipand27838191.zip. - Go to step 6 under Working with Oracle HTTP Server Patches.