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Advanced - Application Server

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lesson 02

"I celebrate myself, and sing myself, And what I assume you shall assume, for every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you."

-Walt Whitman (1819-1892)

What is a minimum requirement for OracleAS infrastructure?

1GB memory: In Linux, check the memory - #

2.5 – 4 GB Disk space: # df –k

 

How to start an OracleAS infrastructure?

Start the database listener: # lsnrctl start

Start the repository database: # sql> startup

Start the processes of the Oracle Infrastructure instance: # opmnctl startall

start the OracleAS Console: # emctl start iasconsole then http://host:1810

 

How to stop an OracleAS infrastructure?

Stop the OracleAS Console: # emctl stop iasconsole

Stop the processes of the Oracle Infrastructure instance: # opmnctl stopall

Stop the repository database: # sql> shutdown immediate;

Stop the database listener: # lsnrctl stop

 

How to access OracleAS infrastructure?

Portal welcome page: <http://host:port/pls/portal>

Reports Services: <http://host:port/reports/rwservlet>

Forms Services: <http://host:port/forms90/f90servlet>

 

How to stop and start OracleAS infrastructure?

# opmnctl startall – use the Oracle Process Monitoring and Notification to start

# opmnctl stopall – use the Oracle Process Monitoring and Notification to stop

How to change or maintain OracleAS infrastructure?

# dcmctl

Basic concepts of LDAP and

Oracle Internet Directory Server

 

What is a Directory?

It is a different structure database that stores data, which can be searched easily for a special purpose.

 

What is LDAP?

LDAP is a lightweight of DAP. It is an Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) standard. An LDAP directory is organized in the form of a simple hierarchical tree known as Directory Information Tree (DIT).

 

What is DAP?

It is a protocol to access database directory – Directory Access Protocol (DAP).

 

What is OID?

OID or Oracle Internet Directory is Oracle’s implementation of LDAP. It provides directory services to the Oracle database and the Oracle Application Server.

 

What are the security benefits of OID?

OID – Oracle Internet Directory provides the following security benefits:

  • Data integrity

  • Data confidentiality

  • Password protection

  • Data access control

 

What are OID Monitor and OID Control Utilities?

OID Monitor Utility initiates, monitors, and terminates the OID server processes. All the activities are logged in the $ORACLE_HOME/ldap/log/oidmon.log file. The OID Monitor process must be running to process commands from OID control utility. To start/stop the OID Monitor process do the following:

# oidmon connect=net_service_name sleep=10 start/stop -- the command starts/stops OID monitor and every 10 seconds checks to restart any servers that may have stopped not by the “stop” option.

OID Control Utility stops and starts the server OID instance processes.

 

What is Oracle Directory Manager?

It is a Java-based GUI tool to maintain and administer Oracle Internet Directory data. By default the port in which the OID instance is running is 389 or 4032.

To run it just enter # oidadmin

Managing and configuring Oracle HTTP Server