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noumian
noumian
Oracle Application Server Control
Dec 14 2007, 3:26 PM EST
Hello, i have just installed oracle application server (only the web
server) in my computer.
i have two links in "Start->All programs->Oracle - webserver" :
--- Launch Console
--- Oracle Application Server Control

the "Launch Console" is working ,its openning my http://hostname:80
but my "Oracle Application Server Control" IS NOT WORKING .

why? i have not done any setting?
how does it support to work ?

My configurations :
windows server 2003
oracle 10g 10.2.0.0
Oracle Application Server 10.1.3.1

Thank you
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dunleav1

dunleav1
RE: Oracle Application Server Control
Dec 17 2007, 2:19 PM EST
Try http://localhost:80
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tbeets
tbeets
RE: Oracle Application Server Control
Dec 17 2007, 4:01 PM EST
Oracle AS Control is a JEE application (literally an EAR) that runs in OC4J. It sounds like you only installed the web server (OHS) but no application tier (i.e. managed OC4J instances). Thus, Oracle AS Control is not installed. When you further install some OC4J containers, AS Control will be automatically installed there.

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noumian
noumian
RE: Oracle Application Server Control
Dec 17 2007, 5:04 PM EST
ok thanks very much.its right, i have just installed de oracle web server (OHS).i want to run a php site throught the OHS. Do i need to install any OC4J to help me to manipule the instance?
how the AS can help me?will i be able to control my severs and set some options with it?
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tbeets
tbeets
RE: Oracle Application Server Control
Dec 17 2007, 5:09 PM EST
Actually, in OAS 10gR3, the AS Control application offers very few metrics and control points for OHS (mostly start/stop). It is mostly useful (imho) for managing the application tier and for some aspects of managing web-to-app tier routing and balancing configuration. If you're justing using OHS as a standalone, I would generally not bother with AS Control. You can perform most management of OHS (start, stop, death detection) using simply OPMN and command-line opmnctl.

Hope this helps.
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