Archive Monthly Archives: September 2008

Security (Users, Groups, Accounts) in Oracle Content Server (ECM/UCM)

Oracle Content Server is main component in Oracle’s Enterprise Content Management/ Universal Content Management (ECM/UCM – Stellent). This post covers Security (User, Group and Accounts) Management in Oracle Content Server. 1. Content Server offers two levels of security on Content Item a) Security Groups (Required) b) Accounts (optional) –If Accounts are in use, Account becomes primary permission […]

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Oracle launches Beehive – Collaboration Service

In May 2008, Oracle launched Oracle Beehive to selected customers (It was announced to everyone in Oracle Open World). Oracle Beehive is an Integrated Collaboration Suite with eMail, Messaging, Calendar, Conference and other collaborative Services .   I know you are going to say that Oracle already had solution in this domain (Collaboration) –  I agree, last year I worked on Oracle […]

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Configure Apache (Oracle HTTP Server) with Stellent Content Server (UCM) – Part II

Yesterday We saw Oracle Content Server (Repository and Core Services for Universal Content Management) installation, We used Apache (Oracle HTTP Server) as Web Server and Oracle as Database.   We selected configuration to Web Server and database with Content Server Installation so lets try to login into Oracle Content Server. Use http ://serverName:webPort/server_alias  where –ServerName (WebServer Hostname) – innowave03.com […]

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Oracle UCM Content Server Installation on Linux : Step by Step Doc – Part I

After overview of Oracle Universal Content Management (UCM from Stellent) here, today’s post covers Installation of Oracle Content Server (Repository for UCM – Web Content Management, Document Management, Record Management ….). Content Server is key component of UCM which contains repository of UCM (solution from Stellent).  . Assumptions with Content Server (repository for UCM) Installation 1. Database […]

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Start WebLogic Server on Linux on port 80, 443 <= 1024

On Unix based system (Linux, Solaris ..), only super user (root) can start any process on port <= 1024 . From security reasons its is not desirable to run WebLogic server as root user.  Solution is to start WebLogic process as root (bind on port 80, 443) and then switch process to non privileged user like oraweblogic or nobody. […]

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Oracle Apex Architecture and configure Apex using embedded PL/SQL gateway

Apex (Application Express / earlier HTMLDB) : is web application development tool for Oracle Database. Components in Apex : Oracle Database, tables and PL/SQL code in database, Apex Engine, Oracle HTTP Server (optional from 11.1 database), PL/SQL gateway (from 10g EX or 11.1 and higher only) in place of Oracle HTTP Server Request flow in Apex […]

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Integrate Oracle BI Server with LDAP Server (OID – Oracle Internet Directory)

In this post we are going to cover steps to integrate OBIEE with OID. By default BI users are stored locally and authenticate against BI Server. OBIEE support authentication via LDAP Server (OID, iPlanet, openldap server). . Integration of OBIEE with OID is required if 1. You wish to use OID as user repository for […]

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Oracle WebCenter Suite Installation Overview

Oracle WebCenter Suite is available in Oracle Application Server 10g R3 (10.1.3.2). This post covers technical overview, components and Installation steps for Oracle Web Center Suite. Key Components of WebCenter Suite 1. WebCenter Framework – 2. WebCenter Services – . Technical Components of WebCenter Suite i)   OC4J for Oracle WebCenter Framework  (OC4J_WebCenter) ii)  OC4J for […]

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Interview Questions for Oracle Apps DBA’s (11i/R12) – Part 9

Few more Interview questions for Apps DBA’s Q. I am applying database patch using opatch. I don’t have oraInventory, can I apply database patch ? No, you can’t apply a database patch using opatch if Inventory is missing. Register ORACLE_HOME with global Inventory (in case inventory is missing) using steps mentioned here  “3.6.2 Creating the Central […]

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How to set up SSH for No Password on SunOS

This setup will allow you to log in to another account without having to provide the password.      Identify the Sun Server’s and its user id’s among which you wish to enable secure session without passwords. The below steps concentrates on SSH2, the second version of SSH. Don’t use the first version any longer; it […]

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