Integrating Oracle HTML DB with Oracle Application Server 10g

Scott Spendolini Senior Product Manager, Oracle HTML DB Oracle Corporation

Agenda Oracle HTML DB Overview Integration Points with Oracle Application Server 10g Summary Q & A

Oracle HTML DB Overview

What is Oracle HTML DB? A secure, web-based, metadata-driven, database- centric application development and deployment platform that resides in the Oracle Database

Portal vs. HTML DB Oracle Portal Consolidated View of Personalized Data from Multiple Sources Oracle HTML DB Secure, Scalable Platform for Web Application Development & Deployment

Availability Release 1.5 Software ships on Oracle Database 10 g Companion CD Release 1.6 Available as a Download from OTN Patchset Available via Metalink Works & Supported in Oracle Database 10 g and Oracle Database 9iR2 ( ) Included as a component of Standard One, Standard and Enterprise Editions No Additional Charge

Demo Environment Physical Architecture Browser syracuse.us.oracle.com Oracle HTML DB orangemen.us.oracle.com

Demo Environment Physical Architecture Oracle HTML DB Reports Internet Directory HTTP & mod_plsql Portal Single Sign-On orangemen.us.oracle.com syracuse.us.oracle.com OC4J MapViewer

Demo Environment Todays Architecture Red Hat Advanced Server htmldb-demo.us.oracle.com

Oracle HTML DB Logical Architecture Shared Workgroup Database Service Ability to Host Many Users on a Single Instance Centrally Deployed & Managed Accessed anywhere via a Browser Declarative development style Pages & Objects Stored as Metadata Wizard-Based Development

Applications Applications Applications Oracle HTML DB Logical Architecture Applications Schema A Applications Schema B Applications Schema C Workspace A Workspace B Workspace C

Integration Points with Oracle Application Server 10g

OC4J MapViewer Oracle HTTP Server & mod_plsql Oracle HTML DB Reports Internet Directory HTTP & mod_plsql Portal Single Sign-On orangemen.us.oracle.com syracuse.us.oracle.com

Oracle HTTP Server & mod_plsql Software & Editions Required Software Oracle HTTP Server mod_plsql Editions Oracle AS Java Edition Oracle AS Standard Edition Oracle AS Enterprise Edition

Oracle HTTP Server & mod_plsql How it Integrates Oracle HTTP Server & mod_plsql from Oracle AS can be used to serve Oracle HTML DB A single instance of OHS & mod_plsql can point to multiple instances of Oracle HTML DB Add entries to DAD configuration file Cluster HTTP Servers for Failover

Oracle HTTP Server & mod_plsql Steps to Configure Add an entry to your DAD configuration file for each instance of Oracle HTML DB: SetHandler pls_handler Order deny,allow Allow from all AllowOverride None PlsqlDatabaseUsername HTMLDB_PUBLIC_USER PlsqlDatabaseConnectString localhost:1521:sadler ServiceNameFormat PlsqlDefaultPage htmldb PlsqlDocumentTablename wwv_flow_file_objects$ PlsqlDocumentPath docs PlsqlDocumentProcedure wwv_flow_file_manager.process_download PlsqlAuthenticationMode Basic PlsqlNLSLanguage AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8MSWIN1252

Oracle HTTP Server & mod_plsql Resources OTN: Oracle HTTP Server Studio: Install HTML DB into multiple Oracle Instances using a single Oracle HTTP Server How To: Install and Configure Oracle HTML DB for use with Oracle Application Server 10g How To: Install and Configure Oracle HTML DB for use by a 9iR2 Oracle HTTP Server

Oracle HTTP Server & mod_plsql Demonstration

OC4J MapViewer Oracle Single Sign-On Oracle HTML DB Reports Internet Directory HTTP & mod_plsql Portal Single Sign-On orangemen.us.oracle.com syracuse.us.oracle.com

Oracle Single Sign-On Software & Editions Required Software Oracle Single Sign-On Server Editions Oracle AS Standard Edition Oracle AS Enterprise Edition

Oracle Single Sign-On How it Integrates Oracle HTML DB can integrate with Oracle Single Sign-on as a: Partner Application External Application Signing on to the Oracle Login Server means you're authenticated to any Oracle HTML DB application using the SSO Authentication Scheme

Oracle Single Sign-On Steps to Configure Download & Install the SSO SDK into your HTML DB Schema Alternatively, you can install the SSO SDK into a separate schema, in order to preserve it when HTML DB is upgraded Create an SSO Authentication Scheme in your HTML DB Application Register Oracle HTML DB or a specific Oracle HTML DB Application as a Partner Application

Oracle Single Sign-On Resources OTN: Oracle Single Sign-On How To: Configure an HTML DB Application as a Partner Application in Oracle AS Single Sign-On

Oracle Single Sign-On Demonstration

OC4J MapViewer Oracle Portal Oracle HTML DB Reports Internet Directory HTTP & mod_plsql Portal Single Sign-On orangemen.us.oracle.com syracuse.us.oracle.com

Oracle Portal Software & Editions Required Software Oracle Portal OmniPortlet Oracle Single Sign-On Server Oracle Internet Directory Editions Oracle AS Standard Edition Oracle AS Enterprise Edition

Oracle Portal How it Integrates Oracle Portal can be used as a launch point for Oracle HTML DB Applications which are integrated with Oracle SSO The OmniPortlet can display any Oracle HTML DB Report of type XML as a table, chart, news items, bullets, or in a form OmniPortlets can drill-down into Oracle HTML DB applications Page Parameters can be passed to the OmniPortlet in order to filter the results from Oracle HTML DB

Oracle Portal Steps to Configure Create a SQL Report in HTML DB Ensure the the Report Title and Column Titles contain no spaces (DeptNo instead of Dept No) Change the Report Template to export: XML Create an OmniPortlet of type XML Supply the URL for the page with your Oracle HTML DB XML Report for the XML URL Specify the Filter, View and Layout parameters Under View, select "Don't Cache the Portlet Content" to ensure that you don't see stale data in Oracle Portal

Oracle Portal Resources OTN: Oracle Portal How To: Publish an HTML DB Component as a Portlet in Oracle Application Server Portal Publishing an HTML DB Report on a Portal Page Publishing an HTML DB Report as a Chart on a Portal Page Linking from an OmniPortlet to an HTML DB Page Making an OmniPortlet Parameter-Driven

Oracle Portal Demonstration

OC4J MapViewer Oracle Internet Directory Oracle HTML DB Reports Internet Directory HTTP & mod_plsql Portal Single Sign-On orangemen.us.oracle.com syracuse.us.oracle.com

Oracle Internet Directory Software & Editions Required Software Oracle Internet Directory Editions Oracle AS Standard Edition with Identity Management Option Oracle AS Enterprise Edition

Oracle Internet Directory How it Integrates Oracle HTML DB Users & Groups can be stored in Oracle Internet Directory (OID) OID can be synchronized with MS Active Directory OID Groups can be referenced in Oracle HTML DB Authorization Schemes to restrict access to Oracle HTML DB applications and/or components Users can manage their own account (change their password, edit their profile) via OID Administrators can enforce security policies (password settings & expiration dates, etc) via OID

Oracle Internet Directory Steps to Configure Create an Authorization Scheme based on a PL/SQL Function Returning BOOLEAN Associate the Authorization Scheme with a page or page component in HTML DB Sample function call: return wwv_flow_ldap.is_member (:APP_USER, null, 'cn=users, dc=somedomain, dc=com', 'oidserver.somedomain.com', '389', 'SAMPLE_APP_ADMINS', 'cn=Groups, dc=somedomain, dc=com');

Oracle Internet Directory Resources OTN: Oracle Internet Directory Studio: How to use OID Groups to Manage HTML DB Security

Oracle Internet Directory Demonstration

OC4J MapViewer Oracle Reports Oracle HTML DB Reports Internet Directory HTTP & mod_plsql Portal Single Sign-On orangemen.us.oracle.com syracuse.us.oracle.com

Oracle Reports Software & Editions Required Software Oracle Reports Services Editions Oracle AS Business Intelligence Oracle AS Enterprise Edition

Oracle Reports How it Integrates Oracle HTML DB applications can directly call Oracle Reports to produce PDF output Parameters can be passed to the Report

Oracle Reports Steps to Configure Create and deploy and Oracle Report on your Oracle AS server Build an HTML DB Application that will call the Oracle Report /reports/rwservlet?module=orders.rdf&userid=sspendo _order_id=&P29_ORDER_ID. You can optionally secure the report and not pass username & password via the URL You can optionally store parameters in a table to prevent URL tampering

Oracle Reports Resources OTN: Oracle Reports How To: Integrate Oracle Reports with Oracle HTML DB

Oracle Reports Demonstration

MapViewer WebServices on Oracle AS Oracle HTML DB Reports Internet Directory HTTP & mod_plsql Portal Single Sign-On orangemen.us.oracle.com syracuse.us.oracle.com OC4J

WebServices on Oracle AS Software & Editions Required Software Oracle AS Containers for J2EE (OC4J) Editions Oracle AS Java Edition Oracle AS Standard Edition Oracle AS Enterprise Edition

WebServices on Oracle AS How it Integrates WebServices can be built using Oracle JDeveloper and Deployed in an OC4J container in Oracle AS Containers for J2EE Oracle HTML DB can consume WebServices WebService must have valid WSDL document Both Input & Output parameters supported

WebServices on Oracle AS Steps to Configure Build & Deploy a WebService and associated WSDL document with Oracle JDeveloper & Oracle AS Consume the WebService with Oracle HTML DB Build a report and/or a form based on the in/out parameters of the WebService

WebServices on Oracle AS Resources OTN: Oracle AS Containers for J2EE How To: Develop a Web Service From a Web Service Description Language (WSDL) Document Publish a JAX-RPC Web Service

Oracle AS Containers for J2EE Demonstration

OC4J Oracle AS MapViewer Oracle HTML DB Reports Internet Directory HTTP & mod_plsql Portal Single Sign-On orangemen.us.oracle.com syracuse.us.oracle.com MapViewer

Oracle AS MapViewer Software & Editions Required Software Oracle AS MapViewer Oracle AS Containers for J2EE (OC4J) Editions Oracle AS Java Edition Oracle AS Standard Edition Oracle AS Enterprise Edition

Oracle AS MapViewer How it Integrates Oracle MapViewer can be embedded in an Oracle HTML DB application PL/SQL APIs will be released with the How To Functions Supported: Zoom In & Out Zoom Box Pan

Oracle AS MapViewer Steps to Configure Install PL/SQL API Download data from NavTeq or OTN Sample data for both Washington, DC & San Francisco Spatially Index your Data Build required HTML DB components or Download Template App from HTML DB Studio

Oracle AS MapViewer Resources OTN: Oracle AS MapViewer OTN: NavTeq Map Data OTN: MapViewer Quick Start How To: Coming Soon

Oracle AS MapViewer Demonstration Launch Viewlet

Oracle HTML DB How To's Step-by-Step instructions on how to configure/build/integrate Oracle Technologies Each one of these Integration Demos has a corresponding How To Document

Summary

Oracle HTML DB and Oracle Application Server 10g are designed to work together Oracle HTML DB can easily leverage many of Oracle Application Server 10g's features Combining Oracle HTML DB & Oracle Application Server 10g make a powerful development platform

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