Index
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B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
L
M
N
O
P
Q
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T
U
V
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A
- access control
- portals, 3-12
- adapters
- Oracle9iAS integration feature, 7-7
- supported types, 7-7
- advanced queuing
- integration feature, 7-9
- agent
- definition, 7-7
- Apache HTTP Server, 2-23
- applications
- deploying, 2-2
- developing, 2-2
- distributed, 2-5
- FastCGI, 2-23
- forms, 2-21
- integration support, 7-2
- J2EE clients, 2-7
- J2EE packaging, 2-8
- packaging,J2EE, 2-8
- portals, 3-2, 3-9, 3-11
- types, 2-2
- application-to-application (A2A)
- integration support, 7-4
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- architecture
- OC4J, 2-3
- Oracle HTTP Server, 2-25
- Oracle9iAS Forms Services, 2-22
- Oracle9iAS Web Cache, 5-4
- portals, 3-9
- Web services, 2-16
- wireless, 4-2
- automatic content compression, 5-9
- availability, 1-5, 2-28
B
- BC4J, 2-14
- bean-managed persistence, 2-11
- bridge
- definition, 7-7
- business challenges, 3-3
- Business Components for Java
- See BC4J
- business intelligence, 1-9, 6-2
- business logic
- Java, 2-4
C
- C++
- Oracle HTTP Server, 2-23
- XML, 2-18
- caching, 1-5, 1-9
- clustering, 5-11
- Java, 2-13
- overview, 5-2
- portals, 3-8
- categories, 3-6
- CGI
- Oracle HTTP Server, 2-27
- PL/SQL, comparison, 2-20
- challenges
- deployment, 1-4
- development, 1-2
- clickstream data, 6-3
- Clickstream Data Warehouse, 6-5
- clickstream loader, 6-7
- clustering, 2-28
- application server instance
- role, 2-34
- benefits, 2-28
- caches, 5-11
- DCM, 2-36, 2-37
- farms, 2-29
- hardware load balancer, 2-33
- instances, 2-29
- Oracle Enterprise Manager, 2-31
- Oracle9iAS Web Cache, 2-35
- terminology, 2-28
- using infrastructure, 2-34
- collector agents, 6-7
- collector server, 6-7
- commit
- two-phase, 2-12
- connection rerouting, 2-40
- connectivity, remote, 2-10
- container managed transactions, 2-11
- container-managed persistence, 2-11
- content
- delivery, 3-7
- personalization, 3-7
- sharing, 3-4
- subscribers, 3-7
- content publishing, 3-5
- content syndication, 3-7
- Convenience, 8-10
- cookies, 6-4
- core, wireless, 4-5
- corporate portals, 3-3
- customization, wireless, 4-11
D
- data packets, 6-7
- database events, 6-14
- database providers, 3-9
- DCM
- clustering, 2-38
- role in clustering, 2-36, 2-37
- dcmctl, 2-37
- death detection, 2-39
- deployment challenges, 1-4
- development challenges, 1-2
- Discoverer reports
- portals, 3-10
- distributed applications
- Java, 2-5
- Distributed Configuration Management
- See DCM
- DMS, 2-25
- Document Object Model
- See DOM
- DOM, 2-2
- APIs, 2-17
- DTDs, 2-17
- dynamic
- pages, 2-20
- Dynamic Configuration Management, 2-33
- dynamic HTML, 2-7
- PL/SQL, 2-19
- dynamic monitoring service, 2-25
E
- e-business
- definition, 7-2
- integration, 1-9
- portals, 3-3
- solution, 1-6
- e-business dashboard, 6-22
- edge side includes (ESI), 5-7
- Edge Side Includes for Java (JESI), 5-7
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- EJBs, 2-2
- bean-managed persistence, 2-11
- container, 2-8, 2-10
- container-managed persistence, 2-11
- JDBC, relationship, 2-11
- managing, 2-10
- persistence, 2-11
- running, 2-10
- types, 2-10
- version supported, 2-3
- e-mail
- notifications, Java, 2-12
- wireless, 4-8
- end user layer, 6-6
- enhanced report bursting and distribution, 6-15
- enterprise beans, 2-7
- enterprise integration, 1-3
- Enterprise JavaBeans
- See EJBs
- enterprise warehousing environment, 6-5
- entity beans, 2-10
- ETL scripts, 6-7
- Extensible Stylesheet Language
- See XSLT
F
- failover, 2-28, 2-39, 5-10
- farms, 2-29
- FastCGI, 2-23, 2-27
- fault tolerance, 2-39
- features
- wireless, 4-5
- file management, 2-23
- flexible deployment options, 5-12
- FormFiller, wireless, 4-10
- forms
- applications, 2-21
- forms applications, 2-2
- full-page static and dynamic content caching, 5-5
G
- Gateway Provider, wireless, 4-2
H
- hardware load balancer, 2-33
- high availability
- benefits
- connection rerouting, 2-40
- death detection and restart, 2-39
- failover, 2-39
- fault tolerance, 2-39
- HTML, 3-5
- dynamic, 2-7
- PL/SQL, 2-19
- forms, 2-19
- HTTP Adapter
- wireless, 4-3
I
- IDAP, 2-2
- information sharing, 3-4
- instances, 2-29
- integration
- of applications, 7-2
- Oracle9iAS Business Intelligence, 6-22
- Oracle9iAS Portal and Oracle9iAS Clickstream Intelligence, 6-22
- internet applications, 1-8
- Internet Data Access Presentation
- See IDAP
- intranet, 3-3
- introduction
- wireless, 4-2
- invalidation for cache consistency management, 5-8
- items, 3-5, 3-6
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- J2EE, 1-2, 1-8
- application clients, 2-7
- application components, 2-7
- applications, 1-3, 2-2, 2-5
- applications, distributed, 2-5
- BC4J
- caching, 2-13
- clients, 2-7
- components, 2-7
- Connector API
- version supported, 2-3
- connector API, 2-12
- containers, 2-7
- distributed applications, 2-5
- Java Object Cache, 2-13
- modelling, 2-14
- packaging, 2-8
- security, 2-13
- services, 2-12, 2-13
- J2SE, 2-4
- JAAS, 2-2, 2-13
- Oracle Internet Directory, 2-13, 8-13
- Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On, 2-13
- version supported, 2-3
- Java
- Object Cache, 2-13
- Oracle HTTP Server, 2-23
- See J2EE
- XML, 2-18
- Java API for XML
- See JAXP
- Java Authentication and Authorization Service
- See JAAS
- Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS), 8-11
- Java Database Connectivity
- See JDBC
- Java Message Service
- See JMS
- Java Naming and Directory Interface
- See JNDI
- Java servlets
- See servlets
- Java Transaction API
- See JTA
- Java2 Platform
- Enterprise Edition
- See J2EE
- Standard Edition
- See J2SE
- JavaBeans
- Activation Framework
- version supported, 2-3
- JavaMail, 2-12
- version supported, 2-3
- JavaServer Pages
- See JSPs
- JAXP, 2-12
- version supported, 2-3
- JDBC, 2-2, 2-12
- DataDirect drivers, 2-12
- EJBs, relationship, 2-11
- non-Oracle connectivity, 2-12
- version supported, 2-3
- JDeveloper
- See Oracle9i JDeveloper
- JMS, 2-2, 2-8, 2-12
- version supported, 2-3
- JNDI, 2-2, 2-12
- EJBs, relationship, 2-10
- JSPs, 2-2, 2-7
- HTML, 2-9
- JDBC, 2-12
- managing, 2-9
- request flow, 2-10
- running, 2-9
- servlets, relationship, 2-9
- translator, 2-10
- version supported, 2-3
- XML, 2-9
- JTA, 2-2, 2-12
- version supported, 2-3
L
- listener, 2-23
- load balancing, 5-10
M
- management, 1-9
- m-Commerce
- drivers, wireless, 4-10
- wireless, 4-9
- message-driven beans, 2-10
- Microsoft Internet Information Server, 2-25
- mobile wallet, wireless, 4-9
- MobileXML, wireless, 4-7
- mod_fastcgi, 2-23
- mod_oc4j, 2-23
- mod_oradav, 2-23
- mod_ossl, 2-24
- mod_osso, 2-24
- mod_perl, 2-23
- mod_plsql, 2-23
- Model-View Controller, 2-14
- modules, 2-23
- monitoring
- dynamic monitoring service, 2-25
- MVC, 2-14
- MVC framework for J2EE, 2-14
N
- namespace
- XML APIs, 2-18
- Netscape iPlanet, 2-25
O
- OC4J
- architecture, 2-3
- monitoring, 2-25
- Web container, 2-8
- off-line management, wireless, 4-12
- OLTP, 6-17
- online, 6-3
- Online Studio, wireless, 4-10
- online transaction processing systems, 6-3, 6-17
- OPMN
- role in clustering, 2-38
- Oracle Advanced Queuing
- Oracle9iAS integration feature, 7-9
- Oracle Enterprise Manager, 8-4
- Oracle Forms, 2-2
- Oracle HTTP Server, 2-23
- architecture, 2-25
- CGI, 2-27
- components, 2-23
- FastCGI, 2-27
- features, 2-25
- modules, 2-23
- monitoring, 2-25
- proxy plug-in, 2-25
- request flow, 2-24, 2-27
- Oracle Internet Developer Suite, 1-7
- Oracle Internet Directory, 8-12
- JAAS, 2-13, 8-13
- Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On, 8-13
- Oracle Internet File System
- Oracle9iAS integration feature, 7-10
- Oracle Process Management and Notification, 2-33
- See OPMN
- Oracle Ultra Search, 3-6
- Oracle Workflow
- Oracle9iAS integration feature, 7-8
- Oracle9i, 1-6
- Oracle9i Application Server
- Overview, 1-7
- Oracle9i Database, 6-6
- Oracle9i JDeveloper, 2-19
- Oracle9i Lite, wireless, 4-12
- Oracle9i Reports Builder, 6-12, 6-14, 6-16
- Oracle9i Warehouse Builder, 6-5
- Oracle9i XML Developer Kit
- See XML
- Oracle9iAS, 1-7
- solutions, 1-8
- Wireless, 1-9
- Oracle9iAS Clickstream Intelligence, 6-2
- features, 6-3
- Oracle9iAS Discoverer, 6-3, 6-17
- Oracle9iAS Forms Services, 2-21
- architecture, 2-22
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- Oracle9iAS integration
- application integration, 7-2
- Oracle Advanced Queuing, 7-9
- Oracle Internet File System, 7-10
- Oracle Workflow, 7-8
- Oracle9iAS InterConnect, 7-3
- Oracle9iAS InterConnect Adapters, 7-7
- Oracle9iAS Unified Messaging, 7-11
- Oracle9iAS InterConnect
- adapters, 7-7
- Oracle9iAS integration feature, 7-3
- Oracle9iAS InterConnect adapters
- supported types, 7-7
- Oracle9iAS Metadata Repository, 2-29
- Oracle9iAS Personalization, 6-3, 6-16
- features, 6-9
- Oracle9iAS Portal Developer Kit, 3-9, 3-11
- Oracle9iAS Reports Services, 6-3, 6-12, 6-14
- features, 6-13
- Oracle9iAS security, 8-7
- Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On, 8-9
- features
- convenience, 8-10
- ease of administration, 8-10
- increased security, 8-10
- JAAS, 2-13
- Oracle Internet Directory, 8-13
- partner and external applications, 8-11
- Oracle9iAS Syndication Server, 3-7
- Oracle9iAS Unified Messaging
- Oracle9iAS integration feature, 7-11
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- Oracle9iAS Web Cache
- architecture, 5-4
- automatic content compression, 5-9
- cache clustering, 5-11
- edge side includes (ESI), 5-7
- Edge Side Includes for Java (JESI), 5-7
- features, 5-5
- flexible deployment options, 5-12
- full-page static and dynamic content caching, 5-5
- invalidation for cache consistency management, 5-8
- overview, 5-2
- page assembly components, 5-6
- partial-page caching and personalized content assembly, 5-6
- performance assurance heuristics, 5-8
- security, 5-14
- certificate, 5-16
- certificate authority, 5-15
- restricted administration, 5-14
- secure sockets layer support, 5-15
- wallet, 5-16
- web server load balancing and failover, 5-10
- Oracle9iAS Web Cache
- clustering, 2-35
- Oracle9iAS Web Services
- See Web services
- Oracle9iAS Wireless
- introduction, 4-2
- overview
- caching, 5-2
- Oracle9iAS Web Cache, 5-2
- cost savings, 5-3
- high availability, 5-3
- performance, 5-3
- reduce network traffic, 5-3
- scalability, 5-3
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P
- pages, portals, 3-2
- parallel page engine, 3-8
- parsing
- XML, 2-17
- XML APIs, 2-18
- partial-page caching and personalized content assembly, 5-6
- partner and external applications, 8-11
- partner portlets, 3-11
- PDK, 3-9, 3-11
- performance, 1-5
- assurance heuristics, 5-8
- Perl
- interpreter, 2-24
- Oracle HTTP Server, 2-23, 2-27
- persistence
- EJBs, 2-11
- personal information management, wireless, 4-8
- personalization, 1-4
- portal views, 3-4
- portals, 3-7
- perspectives, 3-6
- PL/SQL, 2-19
- applications, 2-2
- CGI, comparison, 2-20
- Oracle HTTP Server, 2-23
- Server Pages
- See PSP
- Web toolkit, 2-2, 2-20
- portals, 1-4, 1-8, 3-3
- access control, 3-12
- applications, 3-2, 3-9, 3-11
- architecture, 3-8, 3-9
- building blocks, 3-5
- caching, 3-8
- categories, 3-6
- content syndication, 3-7
- developer kit, 3-9, 3-11
- features, 3-4
- introduction, 3-2
- pages, 3-5
- parallel page engine, 3-8
- perspectives, 3-6
- providers, 3-9
- request flow, 3-9
- security, 3-12
- single signon, 3-4, 3-12
- user authentication, 3-12
- wireless access, 3-8
- portlets, 3-4, 3-5
- applications, 3-9, 3-11
- partner, 3-11
- providers, 3-10
- programming languages, 2-2
- protocol, wireless, 4-6
- providers
- portlets, 3-10
- proxy plug-in, 2-25
- PSP, 2-2, 2-20
- public Key Interface (PKI), 8-10
- publishing content, 3-5
Q
- query management, 6-8
R
- regions, 3-5
- registries
- UDDI, 2-16
- reliability, 2-28
- remote connectivity, 2-10
- Remote Method Invocation
- See RMI
- Remote Procedure Call
- See RPC
- reports
- portals, 3-10
- request flow
- Java
- JSPs, 2-10
- servlets, 2-9
- Oracle HTTP Server, 2-24, 2-27
- Oracle9iAS Forms Services, 2-22
- portals, 3-9
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- Request Processor, wireless, 4-2
- RMI, 2-8
- RPC, 2-16
- runtime administrator, 6-6, 6-7
S
- SAX, 2-2
- APIs, 2-17
- scalability, 1-6, 2-28
- schemas
- XML, 2-2
- XML processors, 2-18
- security features, 1-9, 8-9
- Java, 2-13
- Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS), 8-11
- Oracle Internet Directory, 8-12
- features, 8-13
- password management, 8-12
- self-service console, 8-12
- synchronization with Third Party LDAP servers, 8-12
- Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On, 8-9
- portals, 3-12
- security management, 1-6
- self-service, 3-4, 3-5
- server push, wireless, 4-11
- services
- content specific, 4-8
- J2EE, 2-12
- location-based, 4-8
- wireless, 4-6
- servlets, 2-2, 2-7
- container, 2-8
- JDBC, 2-12
- JSPs, relationship, 2-9
- managing, 2-8
- request flow, 2-9
- running, 2-8
- version supported, 2-3
- Web services, relationship, 2-16
- XSQL, 2-19
- session beans, 2-10
- short message service, wireless, 4-11
- Simple API for XML
- See SAX
- Simple Object Access Protocol
- See SOAP
- single signon, 2-24, 3-4
- portals, 3-4, 3-12
- SOAP, 2-2, 2-16
- solutions
- Oracle9iAS, 1-8
- SQL
- JDBC, 2-12
- XML, 2-19
- string data, 6-4
- styles, 3-6
- subscribers, content, 3-7
- syndication server, 3-7
- system management, 1-6
- architecture, 8-2
- infrastructure, 8-2
- metadata repository, 8-2
- middle tier, 8-2
- Oracle Internet Directory, 8-3
- Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On, 8-3
- features, 8-5
- dynamic monitoring service, 8-6
- J2EE deployment and administration, 8-6
- Oracle Internet Directory, 8-12
- Oracle9iAS JAAS, 8-11
- Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On, 8-9
- performance monitoring, 8-5
- single point for distributed configuration and management, 8-5
- Oracle Enterprise Manager, 8-2
- Oracle Internet Directory, 8-2
- overview, 8-2
- security, 8-2
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- technologies
- supported, 2-2
- third-party
- portlets, 3-11
- transactions
- two-phase commit, 2-12
- transcoding, wireless, 4-11
- transviewer beans
- XML, 2-19
- two-phase commit, 2-12
U
- UDDI, 2-2, 2-16
- Ultra Search, 3-6
- Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration
- See UDDI
- user authentication
- portals, 3-12
- user interfaces
- Java, 2-4
- user profiles, 3-7, 6-4
- using
- Oracle Internet Directory with middle tier components, 8-13
V
- version control, 2-23
W
- W3C
- XML schemas, 2-18
- XML specifications, 2-17
- Web Cache, 1-9
- Web listener, 2-23
- Web logs, 6-3
- Web pages, 3-5
- Web providers, 3-9
- Web servers, 2-23
- non-Oracle servers, 2-25
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- Web services, 1-3, 2-2, 2-15
- architecture, 2-16
- Description Language
- See WSDL
- framework, 2-16
- servlets, relationship, 2-16
- SOAP, 2-16
- UDDI, 2-2, 2-16
- WSDL, 2-16
- wireless, 1-4, 1-9
- architecture, 4-2
- content specific, 4-8
- Core, 4-5
- core, 4-5
- customization, 4-11
- description, 4-2
- device, 4-6
- device/network adapter, 4-4
- e-mail, 4-8
- features, 4-5
- FormFiller, 4-10
- HTTP Adapter, 4-3
- introduction, 4-2
- location-based, 4-8
- m-Commerce, 4-9
- m-Commerce drivers, 4-10
- mobile wallet, 4-9
- MobileXML, 4-7
- network, 4-6
- off-line management, 4-12
- Online Studio, 4-10
- Oracle9i Lite, 4-12
- Payment Processing, 4-10
- personal information management, 4-8
- PIM, 4-8
- portal connectivity, 3-8
- protocol, 4-6
- server push, 4-11
- services, 4-6
- short message service, 4-11
- transcoding, 4-11
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- transformers, 4-4
- device-specific, 4-4
- generic, 4-4
- WAP device, 4-3
- XML, 3-8
- XML object, 4-3
- WML, 2-7
- WSDL, 2-2, 2-16
X
- XDK
- See XML
- XML
- applications, 2-2
- BC4J
- C++, 2-18
- class generators, 2-18
- database, 2-19
- datagrams, 2-19
- descriptor files, 2-5
- developer kit, 2-17
- DOM, 2-2
- DTDs, 2-17
- IDAP, 2-2
- Java, 2-18
- JAXP, 2-3
- JSPs, 2-7
- namespace
- APIs, 2-18
- navigating, 2-17
- pages, 2-7
- parser APIs, 2-18
- parsers, 2-17
- parsing, 2-17
- Path Language
- See XPath
- portals, 3-5
- SAX, 2-2
- schema processors, 2-18
- schemas, 2-2
- SOAP, 2-2
- SQL, 2-2
- stylesheets, 2-17
- transviewer beans, 2-19
- UDDI, 2-2
- W3C specifications, 2-17
- wireless, 3-8
- WSDL, 2-2
- XPath, 2-2
- XSLT, 2-2
- XSLT APIs, 2-18
- XPath, 2-2
- XSLT, 2-2
- APIs, 2-18
- parsers, 2-17
- XSQL, 2-2
- servlet, 2-19