Hi all !
we have an application which uses Oracle HTTP Server with modplsql to
produce HTML content.

Now we must install this software on another location where there's
already an Apache Web Server installed, so we should use this web
server instead of installing Oracle HTTP Server from scratch.

Somebody managed to deploy modplsql on Apache Server ?
I have tried to replicate all configuration + libraries from my Oracle
HTTP Server into an Apache Server but it doesn't work...simply Apache
doesn't start...........
any help ?
Thanks
Laura

Laura wrote:

Keep it simple: install OHS, configure it to listen on a non-standard
port and configure the Apache Server to access OHS applications via
mod_proxy.

HTH

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On 24 Ott, 10:30, codadilupo <codadil... (AT) operamail (DOT) com> wrote:
Thanks for the advice.
I'll see if I have rights to install OHS on that location. Otherwise I
must find another
solution....
ciao!

Laura wrote:

You could install OHS on the same computer as the DB server. If you are
on 10.2 you can even use XDB + Embedded Plsql Engine instead of OHS.

Ciao!

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codadilupo wrote:

Sorry. I meant: "Embedded Plsql Gateway" (EPG)

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Laura wrote:
Can't be done - there's an incompatibility issue between the
Apache and modplsql compilers. BTDT.

You cold, of course, use the mod/plsql replacement module,
source code, and compile that for your platform.
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