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There's no out of the box session store with pl/sql webtoolkit except you are using Oracle Portal. So you have to build you own session store to keep the parameters and values. The session store we are using with Oracle POrtal is just a table which will keep all parameters and values for a...

Just a comment: you need to find a way to swtich to https when calling a secured portal page. When changing a portal page access to https the portal's url string changes so that you need to register a second partner application in sso server. You can do this with the ptlasst scrip. Please look...

If you run Oracle 9iAS Portal 9.0.2 you can use the parameter and even handling model. Detlef Mueller

First, 9.0.4 is not released yet. It is planned for this summer. Currently 9.0.3 is released only as core edition - means J2EE and Webcache stack. Otherwise 9.0.2x is the current release. 9.0 is a major release change to the differences are to many to mention. Just two of the many differences -...

Please contact Netegrity to get more details on Oracle partnership. See also http://www.netegrity.com/partners/related/66_Datasheet_80.pdf to get an overview. Detlef Mueller

Are there really good reasons to use the iframes tag? Just a question 'cause I often see a heading into iframes w/o thinking about the sense. This is a more religious question and my opinion is to avoid iframes except there's no other way. Also I'd never use the HTML portlet to display content...

Today you cannot look at simple features when comparing different products w/o looking at the whole infrastructure. Means you cannot keep your eye only on the single taks(s) you are facing. If you look at the key players in the application server market you will find that none of them (Oracle...

It's true that the JPDK comes with the product installation (you can address the samples with http://<your host>:<port>/jpdk/providers/sample , /jpdk/providers/urlsample etc.) But I would recommend to create a new OC4J instrance via EM website and deploy the lates release of JPDK (can be found...

What Netscape and Portal (Patch set) version are you using. As far as I can remember Oracle Portal is certified against 4.7 and IE 4.01 SP1 . I found out that after applying patchset 3.0.9.8.3 (currently 3.0.9.8.5 is out) I could call the portal even from a LYNX browser.

I assume you are running iAS1.0.2 (Portal 3.0) otherwise the installation will have failed. Look for &quot;ServerName&quot; in httpd.conf ($ORACLE_HOME/Apache/Apache/conf - there are 2!! entries) and change it to the full qualified name. After that you need to run &quot;ssodatan&quot...

Look at http://www.oracle.com/industries/pharmaceutical/oc4i_ds.pdf and you can see an overview of Oracle Clinical. It is a part of Oracle's pharmaceutical solution within the Oracle eBusiness Suite. Contact Oracle Direct or your local dealer to get more information.