Re: Oracle Portal installation
Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2001 20:43:19 +0200
Message-ID: <9sbretol5qpe54qugm931utqkd315p1qf5_at_4ax.com>
On Mon, 30 Apr 2001 16:18:25 +0200, Rafal Jank <yankee_at_wp-sa.pl> wrote:
>I have a problem with installing Oracle Portal 3.0 on linux.
>Installation seems to go OK, but when it finishes, I get the following error
>messages:
>-The SSOHash class has not been loaded into the database
>-The enabler configuration table
>(WWSEC_ENABLER_CONFIG_INFO$) does not have any entries
>Any ideas?
>TIA
>Rafal
to get rid of this problem follow instructions I have found in the metalink article. Directories and file names are form NT installation but this works on linux.
-----Metalink Article -------------------------------------.....
WWC-41439 at login to Portal - ssodatan script fails
- loadjava -resolve -user portal30/portal30_at_connect_string SSOHash.class
- loadjava -resolve -user portal30_sso/portal30_sso_at_connect_string SSOHash.class
Then, go to src/sso directory. Type the following command:
- sqlplus portal30_sso/portal30_sso_at_connect_string to get to SQL*PLUS.
- run ssoinsd.sql by typing _at_ssoinsd in SQL*PLUS.
- when asked to put in values for argument 4,3,1,2, type in NULL(uppercase), N(uppercase), portal, portal_sso
after that run ssodatan script from admin directory:
3) Portal security depends directly on what URL you use for the
Portal. It
must be exactly correct. Run ssodatan.cmd with -w, -l, and -s
parameters as
below to tell portal security what URL you would use for the portal
(case-sensitivity and the trailing slash for -w and -l options are
mandatory):
Usage: ssodatan.cmd [-w webdb_url] [-l login_server_url] [-s
webdb_schema]
[-p webdb_password] [-o sso_schema] [-d sso_password] [-c
webdb_connect_string]
-w webdb_url URL that points to the WebDB product host and DAD. The URL must end with a forward slash. -l login_server_url URL that points to the Login Server host and DAD. The URL must end with a forward slash. -s webdb_schema Oracle Database schema for WebDB database objects. Default = WEBDB -p webdb_password Oracle Database password for WebDB schema. Default = [webdb_schema] -o sso_schema Oracle Database schema for Login Server objects. Default = [webdb_schema]_SSO -d sso_password Oracle Database password for Login Server schema. Default = [sso_schema]-c webdb_connect_string Optional connect string to connect to WebDB
on a remote database. Default = null
description: This shell script installs the appropriate seed data to set up a connection between the WebDB product and a newly installed Login Server. It uses sqlplus.
example:
C:\portal30\webdb30\admin\plsql\ssodatan.cmd
-w http://companyname.nl.com:8000/pls/portal30/ -l
http://companyname.nl.com:8000/pls/portal30_sso/ -s portal30
-p portal30 -o portal30_sso -d portal30_sso -c orcl
4) Stop and Start your database to clear the cache. 5) Stop and Start your HTTP listener
Jacek
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Received on Mon Apr 30 2001 - 20:43:19 CEST