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Apps Config

The document provides instructions for configuring Oracle Applications post installation and testing the configuration. It discusses setting up virtual directories for the various Oracle Applications components and testing them by accessing URLs. It also describes testing the HTTP server configuration by loading the Oracle WebDB PL/SQL Gateway Settings page and creating a database access descriptor.

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Apps Config

The document provides instructions for configuring Oracle Applications post installation and testing the configuration. It discusses setting up virtual directories for the various Oracle Applications components and testing them by accessing URLs. It also describes testing the HTTP server configuration by loading the Oracle WebDB PL/SQL Gateway Settings page and creating a database access descriptor.

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Configuring Oracle Applications Post Install. Rapid Install Will configure all the servers during install automatically.

Login to the host Set the environment cd <your_appl_top_directory> $ . APPSORA.env/APPSSID.env ================================================================================ =================================Test the Web Listener Virtual Directories TEST THE WEB LISTENER VIRTUAL DIRECTORIES 1. Locate Apache configuration file directory. cd $ORACLE_HOME/../iAS/Apache/Apache/conf 2. View the apps.conf file. This will contain all Oracle Applications specific configurations for the standa rd Apache Listener. 3. Set or verify virtual directory mappings. The following table lists the virtu aldirectories and examples for the physical directories.

Virtual Directory /OA_HTML /OA_MEDIA /OA_JAVA /OA_TEMP /OA_CGI /images == OR ==

Example Physical Directory /dl/common/java/oracle/ apps/media /dl/common/java/oracle/ apps/media /dl/common/java /tmp /dl/common/java/oracle/ apps/media/bin /d1/oracle/iAS/ portal30/images

You can use the Application Object Library AOL/J Setup Test Suite to verify that virtual directories are set properly. Application Object Library AOL/J Setup Test Suite http://<host_name>:<port_number>/OA_HTML/jsp/fnd/aoljtest.jsp When you access the test suite, you will be asked to provide login information f or your instance: Applications Schema Name Applications Schema Password TWO_TASK Host Name Port Number

The following is a list of functions and tests you can run with your instance. Connection Test Locate DBC File Verify DBC Settings AOL/J Connection Test Virtual Directory settings APPS_WEB_AGENT Virtual Directory Settings FND_WEB.PING Custom Authentication GFM (Generic File Manager) APPS_SERVLET_AGENT Virtual Directory Settings Servlet Ping Jsp Ping APPS_FRAMEWORK_AGENT Virtual Directory Settings Servlet Ping Jsp Ping Cabo Setup Tests X Server Accessibility OA Framework System Info Versions for Loaded Classes HELP_WEB_AGENT TCF Test Connection Tool Launcher Profile Settings ICX_FORMS_LAUNCHER ICX_REPORT_LAUNCHER ICX_DISCOVERER_LAUNCHER Application Login Login Page Show Responsibilities Show Session Properties == OR == You can also use your browser to fetch the following URLs to test the setup of t he virtual directories: http://<hostname>:<port>/OA_MEDIA/FNDLOGOL.gif rge Oracle Applications logo --->Should return the la

http://<hostname>:<port>/OA_JAVA/oracle/forms/registry/Registry.dat --->Should return a text file with forms registry settings http://<hostname>:<port>/OA_CGI/FNDWRR.exe String Parse Error." --->Should return "Query

================================================================================ ============================================================================ Test the HTTP Server Con?guration Follow this procedure to test the HTTP Server configuration:

1. Use your web browser to load the Oracle WebDB PL/SQL Gateway Settings page. You will be prompted for the system username/password. The for this page is the following: default URLExample URL http://<hostname>:<port>/pls/admin_/ http://ap557sun.us.oracle.com:2002/pls/admin_/

2. Navigate to "Gateway Database Access Descriptor Settings" and create or edit a Database Access Descriptor.

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