Oracle Portal Configuration Guide Release 3.0.8 Part Number A87566-01 |
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# Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Z

## Numerics

  503 error, 1-6
  503 Service Temporarily Unavailable, 9-25

## A

  accounts
    letting users create own, 2-11
    Oracle Portal defaults, 2-3
  aliases, 9-20
    supporting multiple, 5-13
  Apache, 9-23
    enabling Secure Socket Layer (SSL), 2-14
    log file locations, 9-3
    multi-threaded on Windows NT/2000, 9-25
    setting the number of requests that can be handled, 5-17
    tuning process configuration, 9-26
  apachectl, 9-19
    environment variables, 6-3
  audience, xiii
  audio
    adding interMedia rich content, 8-2
  AUTHENTICATED_USERS
    default group created, 2-4

## B

  beta features
    enabling, 2-14
  BLOB, 8-7, 8-11
  browsers
    accessing Oracle Portal, 2-5
    communication with Web Server, 2-14
    cookies sent to portlets, 4-6
    simplifying Oracle Portal URL, 2-6
    supported by Oracle Portal, 1-4
    system requirements, 1-4

## C

  certificates
    using with HTTPS, 2-17
  charts
    images beta feature, 2-14
  connect string, 3-8
    specified in wdbsvr.app, A-4
  connection pooling, 1-7, 5-1, 7-2, 9-26, 9-29
  content areas
    creating, 7-2
    part of Oracle Portal schema, 1-5
    searching in, 7-1 to 7-17
  contimp.csh, B-8
  cookie domains
    creating same across nodes, 4-9 to 4-10
    modifying the scope to send to all middle-tier servers, B-17
    node requirement, 4-5
  ctx_schedule, 7-12, 7-13
  ctxckupd.sql, 4-6, 4-10, B-17
  ctxcrind.sql, 7-11
  ctxdrind.sql, 7-14
  ctxgrn.sql, 9-30
  ctxsrv, 7-13
  ctxsys, 7-17, 9-29
  customer service, xvii

## D

  Database Access Descriptor (DAD)
    accessing configuration page, 6-5
    common cookie name required, 4-6
    configuring in middle-tier servers, 5-15 to 5-16
    database login failure, 9-18
    definition, A-3
    editing across nodes, 4-11 to 4-12
    relationship with database, 5-17
    specifying in browser, 2-5
  DBA
    default group created, 2-4
  diag script, 9-5
  diag.jar, 9-5
  Diagnose.class, 9-5
  diagnostics tool, 9-3 to 9-7
  directives
    to support multiple aliases, 5-13
  distributed environments
    architecture, 4-2
    benefits, 4-3 to 4-4
    privileges required to configure, 4-8
    setting up, 4-8 to 4-20
  domains
    DNS, 9-28
    DNS in HOSTS file, A-7
    resolving in HOST file, 5-14
  drbgdml.sql, 7-13

## E

  errors
    400 bad request, 9-27
    503, 1-6
    503 Service Temporarily Unavailable, 9-25
    Apache listener crashes, 9-23
    Call to utl_http failed, 9-23
    cannot find package DR_REWRITE, 7-2
    creating interMedia Text indexes, 9-29
    creating Login Server, 9-16
    Database Login Failure, 9-18
    database objects failing to create, 9-17
    finding schema, 9-16
    HTTP 400, 9-21
    in Oracle Portal Configuration Assistant, 9-12, 9-14, 9-15
    interMedia Text is not installed, 7-9
    Internal Server Error, 9-27
    invalid Login Server packages, 9-18
    Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is not installed, 9-12
    JavaScript, 1-4
    list of installation and configuration problems, 9-9
    list of miscellaneous problems using Oracle Portal, 9-10
    list of problems logging on to Oracle Portal, 9-9
    list of problems running Oracle Portal, 9-10
    logging on to Oracle Portal, 9-19, 9-22
    NLS language, 9-31
    ORA and PLS, 9-2, B-5
    ORA-01445, 8-11
    PLS-00306, 9-31
    PL/SQL Web Toolkit (OWA), 9-17, 9-18
    Proxy log on failed, 9-21
    proxy log on failed (Net8), 9-21
    Proxy Logon Failed, A-4
    received when manually installing, B-5
    tablespaces, 9-15
    Timeout for content={0}, 9-24
    TNS could not resolve service name, 9-21
    troubleshooting, 9-1 to 9-31
    WWC-41417, 9-21
    WWS-32100, 9-29
  exporting, B-1

## F

  FAST MODE
    interMedia Text mode, 7-12
  firewalls, 5-9, 5-14, 5-16
  forms
    adding rich content, 8-7
    building rich content, 8-8
    known issues, 8-11
    object attributes, 8-3
  FULL MODE
    interMedia Text mode, 7-12

## G

  gateway.htm, 6-5, 6-6, 6-8, 9-19
  groups
    Oracle Portal defaults, 2-4
  guides, xiii
    conventions, xv
    Net8 Administrator's Guide, 7-16
    related publications, xvi
    structure, xiv
    Using the PL/SQL Gateway, 6-1, 6-8

## H

  Help
    accessing for PL/SQL Gateway, 6-8
    documentation, xvii
    manually installing, B-8
  HOSTS file
    definition, A-7
    localhost entry, 3-2
    location of, 9-8
    resolving domain names, 5-14
  HTTP, 9-3
    400 error, 9-21
    default port 80, 9-20
  http.conf, 5-18
    configuring virtual hosts, 5-7
  httpd_error.log, 9-2
  httpd.conf, 2-19, 5-12, 6-4, 9-19
    definition, A-2
    file location of, 9-8, A-2
  HTTPS, 2-14, 2-18, 9-27
    using with certificates, 2-17

## I

  images
    adding interMedia rich content, 8-2
  importing, B-1
  init.ora, 7-2, 9-12, 9-13, 9-14
    required settings, 1-5
  installation
    Oracle Portal components, 1-1
  install.log, 9-2
  interMedia Text
    creating, 7-10 to 7-11
    dropping index, 7-13
    enabling, 7-9 to 7-10
    error creating, 9-29
    getting other information about, 8-3
    maintaining and synchronizing, 7-12
    non-support for rich content, 8-2
    prerequisites, 7-2
    searching in Oracle Portal, 7-7
    setting listner.ora, 7-14
    setting tnsnames.ora, 7-15
    setting up environment variables, 7-14 to 7-15
    setting up in Oracle Portal, 7-7 to 7-13
    system requirements, 1-7

## J

  Java, 9-31
    error when JVM option is not installed, 9-12
    SSOHash class, 9-15
  JAVA_POOL_SIZE, 1-5, 9-13, 9-20
  JavaScript, 1-4, 9-31
  JServ, 1-3, 2-18, 6-2, 9-2, 9-3, 9-27, 9-28

## K

  KeepAlive, 9-26

## L

  langinst, 2-7, 2-8
  languages
    error, 9-31
    multilexers in interMedia Text, 7-16
    supported in Oracle Portal, 2-7 to 2-9
  laptop
    Oracle Portal configuration, 3-2 to 3-4
  LD_LIBRARY_PATH, 6-3, 7-3
    setting for interMedia Text, 1-7
  LDAP, 5-6, 5-16
  linstall, 3-7, 5-4, A-7
    file location of, 9-8
    syntax, B-9
  listener crashes, 9-23
  listener.ora, 7-14
  Login Server
    account created, 2-3
    associating nodes to same, 4-13 to 4-15
    associating Oracle Portal to, 5-3 to 5-5
    centralized for Single Sign-On, 4-1
    common on all nodes, 4-7
    configured with Oracle Internet Directory (OID), 5-6
    configuring distinct instance, 3-6 to 3-8
    configuring separate listener, 5-1 to 5-5
    creating user with administrator privileges, 4-15
    deinstalling, 2-10
    error creating schema, 9-16
    installed schema, 2-2
    invalid package errors, 9-18
    location of WWSSO_PAPP_CONFIGURATION_INFO table, 9-8
    manually installing, B-9
    misconfiguration, 9-4
    Partner Application table, A-7
    privileges required to edit settings, 4-8
    same cookie domain required, 4-6
    verifying DAD, 9-2
  logs
    Apache listener, 9-2
    indication of problems, 9-16
    installation, 9-2
    location of Apache, 9-3
    ssodatan.log, B-6
  LSNR_TOKEN, A-5, B-16

## M

  MAX_ENABLED_ROLES, 1-5
  MaxClients, 5-18
  MaxRequestsPerchild, 9-26
  Metalink, 9-22
  Microsoft Internet Explorer, 1-4
    browsers
      configuring HTTPS in Internet Explorer, 2-22
  middle-tier
    configuring load balancing, 5-15
    Oracle9i Application Server, 3-2, 3-5, 3-6, 3-7
  MIME types, 8-7
    support, 8-4
  MinSpareServers, 9-26
  mod_jserv, 5-12, 6-2
  mod_perl, 6-2
  mod_plsql, 5-12, 6-2, 9-2, 9-23, 9-25
    configuration file, 6-4
  mod_ssl, 2-14, 6-2
  modplsql.dll, 6-7
  multilexer
    supported in interMedia Text, 7-16

## N

  Navigator
    Help topics, 8-10
    using to browse rich content, 8-10
    using to search pages and content areas, 7-3
  Net8
    proxy log on failed, 9-21
  Netscape, 1-4
  nodes
    creating, 4-9
    creating additional, 4-19
    definition, 4-3
    discovering names, 4-16
    refreshing portlet repository, 4-18
    registering between themselves, 4-17 to 4-18
    requirements, 4-5
    symmetric registration, 4-7
  -nosso, 4-9, B-4

## O

  onetime, B-3
  operating systems
    requirements, 1-3
  ORA-01445, 8-11
  Oracle HTTP Server powered by Apache
    apachectl, 6-3
    configuring separate listeners on Login Server and Oracle Portal, 5-1
    determining session number, 5-17
    modules, 6-2
    on one node or on multiple nodes, 4-6
    resolving frequent crashes, 9-23
    starting, 6-7
    starting SSL, 6-7
    stopping, 6-7
  Oracle Internet Directory (OID), 9-30
    configured in Login Server, 5-6
  Oracle JServer option
    system requirement, 1-3
  Oracle Net8 Assistant
    creating tnsnames.ora, 1-6
  Oracle Portal
    accessing in browser, 2-5
    changes in directory structure between releases, 9-8
    configuring distinct instance, 3-6 to 3-8
    configuring Global Settings, 7-8
    configuring language support, 2-7 to 2-9
    default accounts, 2-3
    default home page, A-4
    default schemas, 2-2
    deinstalling, 2-9
    enabling beta features, 2-13
    group defaults, 2-4
    identifying component causing problem, 9-2
    installation and configuration scripts, B-1 to B-18
    installed components, 1-1
    interMedia rich content in, 8-1 to 8-11
    Oracle8i database requirement, 1-4
    Partner Applications, 3-6 to 3-8
    related publications, xvi
    searching in content areas, 7-3 to 7-17
    ServerName distinction in different versions of, 5-10
    setting up distributed environments, 4-8 to 4-20
    setting up interMedia Text, 7-7 to 7-13
    system requirements, 1-3
    troubleshooting, 9-1 to 9-31
  Oracle Portal Configuration Assistant
    default tablespace, 1-5
    errors, 9-12, 9-14, 9-15
  Oracle Portal Development Kit (PDK), 4-7
  Oracle Technology Network, xvi, xviii, 4-7
  ORACLE_HOME
    changing, 6-3
    convention used in this guide, xv
    locations of various Oracle HTTP Server files, 9-8
    Oracle 8.1.6 client error, 9-30
    requirements, 1-4
    setting for laptop configuration, 3-3
  Oracle8i database
    login error, 9-18
    rich content stored in, 8-1
    system requirement, 1-3
    UTL_HTTP missing, 9-22
  Oracle9i Application Server
    architecture, 1-2
    configuration files, A-1 to A-7
    configuration points and file locations, 9-8
    installed components, 1-1
    related publications, xvi

## P

  Partner Applications
    adding, 4-14, B-13
    configuring distinct Oracle Portal and Login Server instances, 3-6 to 3-8
    configuring Oracle Portal as, 5-2
    creating, 5-3
    in Login Server configuration table, A-5
    success URL, A-6
  passwords
    changing account, 2-3
  PLS-00306, 9-31
  pls.conf, 6-6
  PL/SQL
    database requirements, 1-4
    packages failing to be created, 9-18
    Web Toolkit (OWA) errors, 9-17, 9-18
  PL/SQL Gateway
    503 error, 9-25
    accessing Help, 6-8
    definition, 6-1
    location of middle-tier software, 3-7
    software dependencies, 1-4
    URL path parameters, 6-5
  plsql.conf, 6-4, 6-6
  plugins, 8-7
  PORTAL_ADMINISTRATORS
    default group created, 2-4
  PORTAL_DEVELOPERS
    default group created, 2-4
  portal30
    Oracle Portal default schema name, 2-2
  portal30_sso
    Login Server default schema name, 2-2
  portlet providers
    shared across nodes, 4-3
  portlet repository
    refreshing, 4-18
  PORTLET_PUBLISHERS
    default group created, 2-4
  ports
    443, 2-22
    conflicting on Apache JSev, 9-2
    dropping port 80, 9-20
    HTTTPS, 2-18
    not including if using 80, B-13
    used to access Oracle Portal, 2-5
  Proxy log on failed, 9-21, 9-22
  proxy server, 5-9, 5-14, 7-8

## R

  redirect
    Apache listener, 9-26
    simpliying Oracle Portal URL, 2-6
  -remove, B-16
  reports
    building with rich content, 8-4
    display options, 8-4
    known issues, 8-11
    object attributes, 8-3
    QBE parameter entry form, 8-7
    wizards, 8-2
  routers
    configuring load-balancing, 5-15

## S

  sbrimtlx.sql, 7-16
  scalability
    location of White Papers, 4-1
    solutions in a distributed Oracle Portal environment, 4-3
  schemas
    ctxsys, 7-17
    database objects failing to create, 9-17
    not created in portal, 9-16
    Oracle Portal default, B-4
    Oracle Portal defaults, 2-2
    storing rich content, 8-1
  scripts
    installation and configuration, B-1 to B-18
    location of, B-2
  searching
    in Oracle Portal content areas, 7-3 to 7-17
  Secure Socket Layer (SSL)
    400 bad request error, 9-27
    enabling, 2-14
    starting in Oracle HTTP Server powered by Apache, 6-7
  security
    changing passwords, 2-3
  selfreg, 2-12
  self-registration, 2-11
  ServerName, 2-5, 3-2, 3-5, 5-7, 5-10, 6-5, A-6, B-6
    distinction in Oracle Portal versions, 5-10
  servers
    integrated Oracle Portal configuration, 3-4 to 3-5
    proxy, 5-9
  sessions
    cookie, B-17
    determining number, 5-17
  Set MaxRequests, 9-26
  SHARED_POOL_SIZE, 1-5, 9-12
  SID
    interMedia Text, 7-15
  Single Sign-On (SSO)
    configuring distributed Oracle Portal environment, 4-1
    failing, 4-7
    installed component, 1-1
    registering Login Server, 5-8
    required to log on, 2-5
    setting authentication mode, A-4
  snlpcgtsrvbynm, 9-30
  UNIX
    interMedia Text variables, 7-3
    system requirement, 1-3
    terminal settings, 1-6
  SQL, 8-2, 9-3
  SQL*Net, 9-3
  ssodatan, 2-18, 9-3, 9-4, 9-20, B-5, B-6
    file location of, 9-8
    syntax, B-11
  ssodatan.log, B-6
  ssodatax, 3-8, 4-15, 5-3, 5-4, 5-5, 5-8
    file location of, 9-8
    syntax, B-14
  SSOHash, 9-15, 9-19
  Success URL, 5-3
  SYS user, 1-3, 9-12
  system requirements, 1-3, 9-2
    interMedia Text, 7-2

## T

  tablespaces, 9-13
    errors in, 9-15
    increase for multilexers, 7-16
    minimum requirements, 1-5
    resizing tip, 9-14
  TCP/IP, 2-23, 3-2, 5-8, 5-14, A-2
  terminal
    required settings, 1-6
  themes and gists
    enabling for interMedia Text, 7-9
    viewing, 7-7
  three-tier architecture
    configuring in Oracle Portal, 3-5 to 3-6
  time out, 9-28
    error, 9-24
    KeepAlive parameter, 9-26
  tnsnames.ora, 1-6, 7-15, 9-19, A-5
    file location of, 9-8, A-2
    required settings, 1-6
  troubleshooting, 9-1 to 9-31
    diagnostics tool, 9-3
    identifying component causing the problem, 9-2
  tuning
    Apache process configuration, 9-26

## U

  URL
    Call to utl_http failed error, 9-23
    excluding port 443, 2-22
    for admin_path in DAD, 6-6
    invalid underscore character, 9-21
    Oracle Portal home, 3-7
    Partner Applications stored in Login Server, A-6
    simplifying Oracle Portal address, 2-6
    stored in partner enabler configuration table, 9-4
  useCanonicalName on, 5-12
  UTL_HTTP, 2-21, 9-22

## V

  Verisign, 2-19
  videos
    adding interMedia rich content, 8-2
  virtual hosts
    configuring, 5-7 to 5-8
    configuring HTTPS, 2-22

## W

  wdbsvr.app, 6-3 to 6-4, B-6
    definition, A-3
    file location of, 9-8, A-2
  WebDB 2.2, 9-31
  webdb30.wwv_utl_api_types, 9-31
  Windows NT/2000
    FAT file system, 1-5
    system requirement, 1-3
  winstall
    file location of, 9-8
    steps to manually install Oracle Portal, B-3
    syntax, B-4
  WV_GATEWAY_CFG, 6-3
  WWC-41417, 9-21
  WWC-41439, 9-19
  wwctx_api_vpd, 2-11
  WWS-32100, 9-29
  wwsec_app_priv.process_signon, 3-7, 5-3, 9-21, A-6
  wwsec_diagnostics, 9-5
  WWSEC_ENABLER_CONFIG_INFO$, 9-8, 9-16, A-2, A-5
  wwsso_api_user_admin, 2-11
  WWSSO_PAPP_CONFIGURATION_INFO$, A-2, A-7, B-13
  wwvseedus.sql, 2-7

## Z

  zone.properties, 2-17, 2-18, 9-24, 9-27, 9-28
    definition, A-3
    file location of, 9-8, A-2

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