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04-29-2008, 08:25 PM
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 Post-Install of HTML DB I am considering to install HTML DB from the companion CD on a server where only the Oracle software itself (V. 10.2.0.3) but no DB yet exists. The installation program offers to choose an installation including Apache if it has not been installed, and then it needs a different OracleHome path. I always thought that Apache was always installed with Oracle per default (I did a standard installation of Oracle). How do I check if apache was already installed? http://localhost:7777 won't work. What is the recommended path for the Apache OracleHome? It won't accept the existing OracleHome. May I choose a new path without any constraint? Thanks a lot for your advice. Rick Denoire      |
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04-29-2008, 08:25 PM
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| Re: Post-Install of HTML DB On Apr 28, 12:48 am, Rick Denoire <100.17...@germanynet.de> wrote: > I am considering to install HTML DB from the companion CD on a server > where only the Oracle software itself (V. 10.2.0.3) but no DB yet > exists. > > The installation program offers to choose an installation including > Apache if it has not been installed, and then it needs a different > OracleHome path. > > I always thought that Apache was always installed with Oracle per > default (I did a standard installation of Oracle). How do I check if > apache was already installed?http://localhost:7777won't work. > What is the recommended path for the Apache OracleHome? It won't > accept the existing OracleHome. May I choose a new path without any > constraint? > > Thanks a lot for your advice. > > Rick Denoire Rick: Just a couple of months ago I installed APEX 3.0.1 onto an Oracle Enterprise Linux which had a 10.2.0.3 DB (no apache installed, BTW) I chose the Apache2 Oracle HTTPServer from the OTN (part of the Oracle Application server, but downloadable separately). I installed it on a DIFFERENT Oracle home, and had to be careful with the environment variables (ORACLE_HOME, ORACLE_SID). A couple of flawed starts of the HTTPServer because of messing the two ORACLE_HOMEst, so I prepared a script to start the HTTPServer with its environment variables fixed (the DB was set to start automatically with init.d). HTH Cheers. Carlos. |
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04-29-2008, 08:25 PM
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| Re: Post-Install of HTML DB Try posting to the APEX support forum, might get a better response there... http://forums.oracle.com/forums/foru...ID=137&start=0 "Rick Denoire" <100.17706@germanynet.de> wrote in message news:l40a14p2d2jk35mnkk5n7c64p84t6hrokm@4ax.com... >I am considering to install HTML DB from the companion CD on a server > where only the Oracle software itself (V. 10.2.0.3) but no DB yet > exists. > > The installation program offers to choose an installation including > Apache if it has not been installed, and then it needs a different > OracleHome path. > > I always thought that Apache was always installed with Oracle per > default (I did a standard installation of Oracle). How do I check if > apache was already installed? http://localhost:7777 won't work. > What is the recommended path for the Apache OracleHome? It won't > accept the existing OracleHome. May I choose a new path without any > constraint? > > Thanks a lot for your advice. > > Rick Denoire > |
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05-05-2008, 05:51 AM
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| Re: Post-Install of HTML DB Rick Denoire wrote: > I always thought that Apache was always installed with Oracle per > default (I did a standard installation of Oracle). How do I check if > apache was already installed? http://localhost:7777 won't work. Not in 10G - 9i and before, yes, but not anymore. Can't be, as the software resides on another CD > What is the recommended path for the Apache OracleHome? It won't > accept the existing OracleHome. May I choose a new path without any > constraint? Yes you can. FvB |
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