URL_DATASTORE Attributes
URL_DATASTORE has the following attributes:
Table 6 URL_DATASTORE Attributes
| Attribute | Attribute Value |
|---|---|
timeout |
The value of this attribute is ignored. This is provided for backward compatibility. |
maxthreads |
The value of this attribute is ignored. URL_DATASTORE is single-threaded. This is provided for backward compatibility. |
urlsize |
The value of this attribute is ignored. This is provided for backward compatibility. |
maxurls |
The value of this attribute is ignored. This is provided for backward compatibility. |
maxdocsize |
The value of this attribute is ignored. This is provided for backward compatibility. |
http_proxy |
Specify the host name of http proxy server. Optionally specify port number with a colon in the form hostname:port. |
ftp_proxy |
Specify the host name of ftp proxy server. Optionally specify port number with a colon in the form hostname:port. |
no_proxy |
Specify the domain for no proxy server. Use a comma-delimited string of up to 16 domain names. |
timeout
The value of this attribute is ignored. This is provided for backward compatibility.
maxthreads
The value of this attribute is ignored. URL_DATASTORE is single-threaded. This is provided for backward compatibility.
urlsize
The value of this attribute is ignored. This is provided for backward compatibility.
maxdocsize
The value of this attribute is ignored. This is provided for backward compatibility.
maxurls
The value of this attribute is ignored. This is provided for backward compatibility.
http_proxy
Specify the fully qualified name of the host computer that serves as the HTTP proxy (gateway) for the computer on which Oracle Text is installed. You can optionally specify port number with a colon in the form hostname:port.
You must set this attribute if the computer is in an intranet that requires authentication through a proxy server to access Web files located outside the firewall.
ftp_proxy
Specify the fully qualified name of the host computer that serves as the FTP proxy (gateway) for the server on which Oracle Text is installed. You can optionally specify a port number with a colon in the form hostname:port.
This attribute must be set if the computer is in an intranet that requires authentication through a proxy server to access Web files located outside the firewall.
no_proxy
Specify a string of domains (up to sixteen, separated by commas) that are found in most, if not all, of the computers in your intranet. When one of the domains is encountered in a host name, no request is sent to the server(s) specified for ftp_proxy and http_proxy. Instead, the request is processed directly by the host computer identified in the URL.
For example, if the string us.example.com, uk.example.com is entered for no_proxy, any URL requests to computers that contain either of these domains in their host names are not processed by your proxy server(s).