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OAS 9i installation problems on Red Hat Linux 7

OAS 9i installation problems on Red Hat Linux 7

Post by John Smit » Thu, 15 Feb 2001 03:48:35



Every time I run the "./runInstaller" I keep getting an error that the Java
Runtime Environment can not be found at either "p/bin/jre" or in certain
cases "/bin/jre." I have installed the latest version of both Sun JDK as
well as JRE v1.3. They were put into the "/usr/java/jdk1.3/" and
"/usr/java/jre1.3/" folders KDE v2.0 Package Manager. I know that the
"oracle" user account has the correct access writes to these directories.
The user accounts/groups and the environment variables have also been setup.
I don't know what I have missed...any help/guidance would be appreciated.
Also, does an Oracle database have to be installed on this machine or is it
possible to set it up so that it can act as a standalone app
server...passing requests via SQL net connection to dedicated Oracle
database servers?
TIA
 
 
 
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OAS 9i installation problems on Red Hat Linux 7

Post by Malcolm Smit » Fri, 16 Feb 2001 05:22:49


RedHat 7 included an experimental gclib, hence Oracle's runInstaller simply
won't work correctly-- you either need to patch the gclib or better,
downgrade to Redhat 6.2. You do not have to install Oracle DBMS on that
machine, OAS9i is a glorified version of Apache. For development purposes,
it may be easier to do so. Also, OAS is still using Jserv, rather than
Tomcat.

Good luck,

Malcolm


Quote:> Every time I run the "./runInstaller" I keep getting an error that the
Java
> Runtime Environment can not be found at either "p/bin/jre" or in certain
> cases "/bin/jre." I have installed the latest version of both Sun JDK as
> well as JRE v1.3. They were put into the "/usr/java/jdk1.3/" and
> "/usr/java/jre1.3/" folders KDE v2.0 Package Manager. I know that the
> "oracle" user account has the correct access writes to these directories.
> The user accounts/groups and the environment variables have also been
setup.
> I don't know what I have missed...any help/guidance would be appreciated.
> Also, does an Oracle database have to be installed on this machine or is
it
> possible to set it up so that it can act as a standalone app
> server...passing requests via SQL net connection to dedicated Oracle
> database servers?
> TIA


 
 
 
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