Re: Does anybody knows how to _remove_ Java option from 8i?

Thank you for reply -- this is only one reply I found. But that's interesting is that this does _not_ answer to my question. I looked to that faq, and found that it it simple incorrect (about my question at least). I can't remove JServer nor during install (custom/other), nor on installed system. If I deselect it during install, it will be forced to include (as dependent part). And if I say to remove it after installation, installer (OUI) wants to remove the _whole_ set of components!. The same happened with other "components" -- assistants, for example, names etc.

I found an "option" for jave -- replace SHLIBJOX (shared Java lib) in makefile to joxoff.o (make -f ins_rdbms.mk SHLIBJOX=joxoff.o) -- this removes java support (server does not says that it have Java option anymore).
And I can't set java_pool_size to 0 as recommended in faq -- server refuses to start if I do so. Minimum value for this as I found is about 2 meg (not 20 anyway :).

With this, I (we as oracle community?) have another question -- what is Oracle's faqs? Is it a source for trouble!? And what person/address we should contact for this (and other our questions)? Yes, this questions does not addressed to you.

Thanks.

davidrice_at_my-deja.com wrote:
>
> > Does anybody know is it possible to remove Java _option_ from
> Oracle8i kernel?
>
> I believe what you want to do is references in the following FAQ:
> http://www.oracle.com/java/8i/faq/815faq0009.html
>
> Here is the piece of the FAQ that describes how to remove the JavaVM
> from Oracle8i completely.
>
> *What if I dont want any JServer footprint on my server?
> *To completely remove the JavaVM from the Oracle instance, you need to:
> *do a custom install and make sure to deselect the JServer option. This
> *will relink the oracle server without the JavaVM.
> *in your init.ora, set JAVA_POOL_SIZE to 0. If this entry is simply
> *omitted, it will default to 20MB, continue to be fully allocated at
> *startup and not be usable by anyone.
> *in your init.ora, leave SHARED_POOL_SIZE alone, you still need that.
> *check your listener.ora to make sure that all GIOP and SGIOP listeners
> *are disabled.
> *check your init.ora to make sure that all GIOP and SGIOP dispatchers
> *are disabled.
>
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Received on Wed Sep 08 1999 - 15:41:34 CDT