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Wednesday February 04, 2004

Running AppFuse on Orion (a.k.a. OracleAs)

Mike Lawrence has been beating his head against the wall trying to get AppFuse running on Oracle App Server for the last few days. The good news is he finally got it working and he's written up some documentation. I wiki-fied his contribution and now I present you [How To run AppFuse on Orion|AppFuseOnOrion]. Enjoy!

Posted in Java at Feb 04 2004, 10:18:41 AM MST 2 Comments
Comments:

Sorry, but Oracle 9.0.4 is <strong>not</strong> Orion: while the 2 products were very similar in the Oracle 9iAS R1 version, they now aren't since IronFlare went on developing their own Orion application server and Oracle (separately) made many changes to accomodate their own portal framework and developer tools.
The home page for the Orion Application Server is http://www.orionserver.com

Posted by Sebastiano Pilla on February 05, 2004 at 03:36 AM MST #

Sebastiano - thanks for clearing that up. I was going off of what Mike said and assumed they were similar enough to be considered the same thing. However, it's likely that this How To will be the same for both servers.

Posted by Matt Raible on February 05, 2004 at 08:35 AM MST #

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