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7-8 Oracle Web Application Server™ Installation Guide
example shown above, the cartridge MYAPP1 is in conflict, thus the definition
for MYAPP1 in WebServer 2.x svserver.app is not merged into Web Application
Server 3.0.1 wrb.app. Its related parameters such as application directory
mapping /usr/myapp1, and the cartridge section [MYAPP1] are not merged into
Web Application Server 3.0.1 wrb.app either. Parameters without conflict are
upgraded with the tool and merged into the Web Application Server 3.0.1
wrb.app
file.
In addition, the upgrade tool migrates all the security information from the
chosen Web Listener into the wrb/app file.
Register WebServer 2.x with Web Application Server 3.0.1
After updating the svserver_name.cfg and merging it into Web Application
Server 3.0.1 wrb.app, the upgrade tool registers the WebServer 2.x, which has
been upgraded with Web Application Server 3.0.1. Now you can connect to the
Web Application Server 3.0.1 Administration server and start the listener.
Upgrade Oracle PL/SQL Agent 1.0
If you use the Oracle PL/SQL Agent 1.0, the agent application is accessed
through the cgi-bin program owa under %ORACLE_HOME%/ows/bin. The
DCD information is derived from the virtual path defined in svlsnrcfg file.
For example, the svlsnrcfg file directory mapping is in /private/oracle/ows/bin
CR /ows1.
When the URI /ows1/owa/hr.tree is requested, the Web Listener looks
for DCD ows1 information and executes the cgi-bin based PL/SQL agent owa.
Then, owa executes the PL/SQL package hr.tree.
To abandon the use of Oracle PL/SQL Agent 1.0, so you can use the new PL/
SQL cartridge, do the following:
• Comment out the virtual path entry in sv.lsnr.cfg. For example, in the
sv.
lsnr.cfg file, comment out the directory mapping entry that uses the cgi-
based PL/SQL Agent; such as:
/private/oracle/ows/bin CR /ows1
• Add the application virtual path entry to the wrb.app file. Use the WRB
administration page to add the application path into the application
directories section. For example:
/ows1/owa PLSQL /private/oracle/ows/bin
After completing the above steps, the next time the URI /ows1/owa /... is
requested, the cartridge version of PL/SQL agent is used.