|
"Every beauty which is
seen here below by persons of perception resembles more than
anything else that celestial source from which we all are
come...."
-Michelangelo
(1475-1564)
|
Describe an overview of the
Oracle Application Server.
It is a complete and
integrated platform to develop, deploy, and administer an Internet
application using industry’s browsers.
What are the Oracle
Application Server solution areas?
HTTP Server, J2EE, and Web
Services: The HTTP interface for all the Oracle Application Server
components. J2EE enables a user to design, develop, and deploy dynamic
Web sites. You use the Web services to expose business functions to
authorized parties over the internet.
Portals: You can
build, deploy, and maintain self-service by using portals in the
Oracle Application Server.
Wireless: It
simplifies development and deployment of an application in a wireless
environment.
Caching: It caches
static and dynamic web content.
Business Intelligence: It
provides a dynamic personalized content to both registered and
anonymous visitors.
Integration: It
integrates the Oracle Application server users to many non-Oracle data
sources.
Availability and
Scalability:
Management and Security: It
uses secure sockets layer (SSL) connections and client certificate
based authentication and single sign-on across all applications. It
implements an LDAP directory that provides a single repository and
administration environment for a use account.
What are the OracleAS
Middle-Tier components and solutions?
J2EE and Web Services
Oracle HTTP sever
OracleAS Containers for
J2EE
OracleAS TopLink
Oracle Business
components for Java
OracleAS web Services
Oracle XML Developer Kit
Oracle PL/SQL
OracleAS MapViewer
Business Intelligence
OracleAS Reports Services
OracleAS Forms Services
OracleAS Discoverer
OracleAS personalization
Portal
OracleAS Portal
OracleAS Portal Developer
Kit
Wireless
OracleAS wireless
Caching
OracleAS Web Cache
Integration
OracleAS InterConnect
OracleAS ProcessConnect
What is the Oracle HTTP
Server?
It provides a Web Listener
for OracleAS containers such as J2EE (OC4J), Java, XML, PL/SQL, PERL,
C, C++, etc. The following modules are enhancement to Oracle HTTP
Server such as mod_plsql, mod_perl, mod_fastcgi, mod_oc4j, mod_oradav,
mod_ossl, mod_ossso, and more.
What are the Oracle
Application Server management tools?
OEM – Oracle
Enterprise Manager
DCM – Distributed
Configuration Management (dcmctl)
OPMN – Oracle
Process management and Notification Server (opmnctl)
|