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Administering the Oracle9i Application Server

Type of course: Classroom

Course details

Fee	£1260
Days	3
Course code	OR9IASAA

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Overview

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In this course, delegates learn to install Oracle9i Application Server and effectively administer and monitor an Internet application environment. After an introduction to Oracle9i Application Server architecture, delegates gain hands-on experience configuring some components of the Oracle HTTP Server, Apache Jserv, and Oracle PL/SQL module.

Prerequisites

Delegates should have knowledge of Unix and a basic knowledge of the Web environment.

Delegates will learn how to

• Describe the architecture and components of the Oracle9i Internet Application Server
• Install Oracle9i Internet Application Server
• Manage Oracle HTTP Server
• Manage security
• Manage Oracle Web cache
• Manage Oracle Database cache
• Manage Web applications such as PL/SQL, servlets

Outline

INTRODUCTION:

Overview of Oracle9i Application Server; listing supported technologies and programming languages

ARCHITECTURE AND SERVER COMPONENTS:

The N-Tier computing model; Oracle9i Application Server architecture; Oracle HTTP Server; data and application caching services; tools and services; development and runtime components; system services; HTTP communication model; load-balancing

INSTALLATION:

Identifying software and hardware requirements; performing pre-installation tasks; using the Oracle universal installer; describing installation types; performing post-installation tasks; configuring the Oracle database cache

MANAGING ORACLE HTTP SERVER:

Web server overview; understanding the Oracle HTTP Server architecture; using directives to configure the Oracle HTTP Server; monitoring the Oracle HTTP Server; starting and stopping the Oracle HTTP Server; using virtual hosts; using container directives to control the Oracle HTTP Server; understanding content handling and negotiation; using aliases

MANAGING ORACLE WEB CACHE:

Setting up Web cache from a browser; configuring and administration of Oracle Web cache; setting up Web cache and defining Web cache rules; describing Web cache invalidation mechanism; monitoring and logging; troubleshooting

MANAGING SECURITY:

Describing the authentication and restriction schemes available with Oracle HTTP Server; configuring basic authentication; configuring Secure Socket Layer (SSL) based communication; describing enhanced security features of Oracle9i Application Server

MANAGING SERVLETS, JAVA STORED PROCEDURES AND JAVASERVER PAGES:

Testing the Apache JServ installation; configuring mod_JServ and mod_ose; configuring the Java side of Apache JServ; starting multiple Java virtual machines; configuring Apache JServ for performing servlets and Oracle Javaserver pages; troubleshooting Apache JServ

MANAGING PL/SQL, CGI, AND PERL APPLICATIONS:

Configuring mod_plsql for PL/SQL applications; configuring mod_cgi for common gateway interface scripts; configuring mod_perl for the use of perl

MANAGING ORACLE DATABASE CACHE:

Invoking cache manager from DBA studio; adding tables to a cache; specifying a synchronization policy for each cached table

TROUBLESHOOTING ORACLE DATABASE CACHEING:

Identifying the location of Oracle Database cache error log files; identifying techniques to troubleshoot a query routing problem; listing causes and solutions for data synchronization problems; explaining how to correct typical cache errors