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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.server -> Re: WEBDB + Oracle 8i
Francesco Zavatarelli wrote:
>
> I re-post this question because I have not found any solution so far.
>
> PURPOSE
> Set up and test a Oracle Web Server (Oracle + WebDB) inside the Intranet
> net, then move it to Internet (asking a ISP to host it)
>
> PROBLEM
> I see the Web SERVER running properly on the server but I cannot access it
> from a client inside the Intranet when I use a browser.
>
> INSTALLATION
> NT Server 4 + ORACLE 8i + WebDB (two different home directory); server IP
> address: 10.1.1.8 (static);
> Win95 clients
> Web port is #80 (as usual) and TCP/IP net is working fine: I can ping the
> server and HOSTNAME.MYDOMAIN is valid.
>
> From the server
> I connect to the server using SQL*Plus (user: WEBDB password: WEBDB)
> I connect to the server using my IE browser (URL:
> http://ntserver.mynet/WebDB)
> I connect to the server using my IE browser (URL: http://10.1.1.8)
> That is everything is ok
>
> From an Intranet client
> I connect to the server using SQL*Pllus (user: WEBDB password: WEBDB alias:
> SERVER_ALIAS)
> I ***dont*** connect to the server using my browser (URL: 10.1.1.8/WebDB or
> URL: http://ntserver.mynet/WebDB : it does not make difference!) The error
> is "PAGE NOT FOUND".
>
> LISTENER CONFIG
> At server DOS prompt : ntstat -a|find "80"
> The server answers: .LISTENING so I assume LISTENER config is correct
>
> GATEWAY CONFIG
> In the server: 10.1.1.8/admin_/gateway.htm
> And the htm page shows me the correct ORACLE CONNECT STRING that I set up
> during the installation
>
> QUESTION
> Why cannot I see the web pages from the client? Any suggestion is welcome
> (please send an answer also to my private email)
> Thanks again
I know on some WebDB's (can't remember which) the trailing / was important...
thus http://blah/webdb/ worked
http://blah/webdb did not
HTH
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"Some days you're the pigeon, and some days you're the statue." Received on Thu Jan 20 2000 - 05:36:10 CST
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