Oracle Releases Oracle VM
Dec 6, 2007Anyone checked this out yet, sounds like PR speak to me but maybe there some truth to it?
'non-Oracle applications, and is three times more efficient than other server virtualization products'
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Anyone checked this out yet, sounds like PR speak to me but maybe there some truth to it?
'non-Oracle applications, and is three times more efficient than other server virtualization products'
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I get an error while importing the backup file of oracle database. It's giving me some header file verification failed. Can anybody guide me about what it could be?
View 14 Replies View Relatedif its possible to install oracle on a Cpanel server? if so any pointers and is it advisable?
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I.e. What if anything would make someone switch to Coherence over Memcached? And does anyone have any thoughts on a different alternative specially for .NET
1.) What will happen to Sun’s open-source initiatives?
2.) Oracle was never an initiator to open source - so what’s the incentive for them to keep the show running?
3.) What about MySQL – a direct competition to Oracle’s core, i.e. Oracle DB? Will it meet the same fate as Siebel?
3.) What are the problems should be raise for webhosting industry due to this acquisition?
I've installed Zend Core for Oracle on a RH ES4 server. Unfortunately, ZCO doesn't have the Postgres extension enabled by default.
Do I have to recompile my PHP installation to enable it?
how can I import a database dump from the Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g console? The Oracle is running on a Red Hat Linux Server.
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This page is manually deployed along with the web folder from a third-party Automic Applications Manager (formerly Appworx).
We are not using the default Apache server that ships with the product due to all the paperwork and configuration required to deploy it in a secure environment.
The old configuration is already approved to allow connection via our Oracle (Apache) webservers.
I can launch the page fine but when I call the .jsp file to launch it it opens the file instead of launching it (Windows 2008 server).
I've associated the file types, jsp and jnlp to javaws.exe. I found a reference in the old httpd.conf file and added this to the new httpd.conf file on the weblogic server. I also dug into the default install and found the same line. I've bounced the ohs to source this and it still opens instead of launches. How do I change this behavior?
AddType application/x-java-jnlp-file JNLP jnlp...
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The idea would be when the user enters this link, that a popup window appears asking for a username and password, which then get verified by the stored procedure, and then, and only then, the URL address is allowed to proceed.I know I can implement password protection in `.htaccess` as follows.
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Secured Area"
AuthUserFile /path/to/.htpasswd
<Files "myFile.pdf">
Require valid-user
</Files>
But, I need this process to connect to the stored procedure to validate the user, because this stored procedure has to apply business logic to determine the users' subscription status, etc., which can change at any time.