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Application Server for 11g applications
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Re: Application Server for 11g applications -
08-08-2008
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i want to use Oracle JDeveloper 11g for a web application and i don't know how to deploy without an application server of the same version (oralce has released only Application Server 10g)... anyone can help me You don't need an application server of the same version (there isn't any). In your case, an AS 10.1.3.x.x would probably do just fine. |
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In this Technology Preview 4 release, direct deployment from JDeveloper
is supported only to the corresponding Technology Preview 4 release of
standalone OC4J. Generic Java EE Applications can be deployed to an
application server using the Ant scripts or other deployment utilities
provided by the server. For testing the applications you build with the
Technology Preview 4 release, we recommend that you use the pre-packaged
OC4J by simply running your application in JDeveloper.
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i want to use Oracle JDeveloper 11g for a web application and i don't know how to deploy without an application server of the same version (oralce has released only Application Server 10g)... anyone can help me You don't need an application server of the same version (there isn't any). In your case, an AS 10.1.3.x.x would probably do just fine. |
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In this Technology Preview 4 release, direct deployment from JDeveloper
is supported only to the corresponding Technology Preview 4 release of
standalone OC4J. Generic Java EE Applications can be deployed to an
application server using the Ant scripts or other deployment utilities
provided by the server. For testing the applications you build with the
Technology Preview 4 release, we recommend that you use the pre-packaged
OC4J by simply running your application in JDeveloper.
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i want to use Oracle JDeveloper 11g for a web application and i don't know how to deploy without an application server of the same version (oralce has released only Application Server 10g)... anyone can help me You don't need an application server of the same version (there isn't any). In your case, an AS 10.1.3.x.x would probably do just fine. |
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In this Technology Preview 4 release, direct deployment from JDeveloper
is supported only to the corresponding Technology Preview 4 release of
standalone OC4J. Generic Java EE Applications can be deployed to an
application server using the Ant scripts or other deployment utilities
provided by the server. For testing the applications you build with the
Technology Preview 4 release, we recommend that you use the pre-packaged
OC4J by simply running your application in JDeveloper.
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i want to use Oracle JDeveloper 11g for a web application and i don't know how to deploy without an application server of the same version (oralce has released only Application Server 10g)... anyone can help me You don't need an application server of the same version (there isn't any). In your case, an AS 10.1.3.x.x would probably do just fine. |
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In this Technology Preview 4 release, direct deployment from JDeveloper
is supported only to the corresponding Technology Preview 4 release of
standalone OC4J. Generic Java EE Applications can be deployed to an
application server using the Ant scripts or other deployment utilities
provided by the server. For testing the applications you build with the
Technology Preview 4 release, we recommend that you use the pre-packaged
OC4J by simply running your application in JDeveloper.
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i want to use Oracle JDeveloper 11g for a web application and i don't know how to deploy without an application server of the same version (oralce has released only Application Server 10g)... anyone can help me You don't need an application server of the same version (there isn't any). In your case, an AS 10.1.3.x.x would probably do just fine. |
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In this Technology Preview 4 release, direct deployment from JDeveloper
is supported only to the corresponding Technology Preview 4 release of
standalone OC4J. Generic Java EE Applications can be deployed to an
application server using the Ant scripts or other deployment utilities
provided by the server. For testing the applications you build with the
Technology Preview 4 release, we recommend that you use the pre-packaged
OC4J by simply running your application in JDeveloper.
Quote:
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