Hi,
1. if you installing 8.1.6 or 8.1.7 you only have to follow the install doc
from oracle, this is straight and works fine
2. tomcat has a tomcat-apache-howto in the docs dir which could be helpful ;-)
3. each java book which covers the jdbc topic should give you advice. but here
is a hint regarding the used jdbc driver from oracle. the 8.1.6/7 package only
comes with the jdbc classes for jdk1.1.8. go to technet.oracle.com, look for
jdbc drivers and pick classes12 for solaris (don't care). unpack the file and
trow away the lib*.so, only the classes12.zip is from interest. copy this to
$ORACLE_HOME/jdbc/lib and include to your classpath. works for me on 4 linux
boxes (suse and rh). now you have to decide which driver to use (the thin or
the oci8). the thin is pure java, easier and works in 80% of all cases. the
oci8 has proprietary parts (needs net8 installation, comes with the database),
needs more config (net8), but should be your favorit if you need a reliable
driver for hugh data, heavy traffic and fail safe work. if you want to use
oracle's connection pooling you must use oci8.
hope this helps
Fritz
prem wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for your reply and subsequent to this we want to clarify some
> other parameters.
>
> 1. since we are struckup while installing Oracle 8i on RedhatLinux 6.2
> i.e., when to apply the patches for Linux and Oracle 8i , can you give
> me the steps to install Oracle 8i on RedhatLinux 6.2.
> 2. Installation and Configuration procedure for Apache and Tomcat.
> 3. Has anybody tried connecting to the oracle 8i database
> with jdbc using jsp on Redhat Linux 6.2 ? Can you please tell us the
> stpes involved in connecting.
>
> Can U refer to some sites regarding the installation process.
>
> Thank you so much for your help.
>
> with regards
> development team
> Infiniti
>
>
>
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> > If you REALLY have to use the below - no problem, I
> > would strongly suggest splitting up the web/db servers
> > onto 2 physically separate servers.
> >
> > If you don't HAVE to, I would recommend:
> >
> > 1. Use FreeBSD, not linux.
> > 2. Use mSQL or mySQL, there's less processing
> > overhead.
> > 3. Tomcat 3.2.1 has performance improvements over
> > 3.1. (3.3 is cleaner still, but I'm guesing you won't want
> > to use a milestone build)
> >
> > Hope this helps,
> >
> > Mike
> >
> > >
> > >Hi,
> > >Using Apache 1.3.12; Tomcat 3.1 ; redhat linux 6.1;
> > oracle 8i
> > >has anybody tried connecting to the oracle database
> > with jdbc using jsp?
> > >
> > >Is it possible to work on these combinations.
> > >What are the pros and cons of this combination.
> > >We are going for the deployment of this configuration
> > for a portal
> > >handling huge data and the users, so could you
> > please give some valuable
> > >suggestions on this.
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