How-To install SOAP Client Stack in Oracle
Database
- Oracle9i Database version
9.2 or later. You can download
the Oracle9i
database from the Oracle Technology Network.
- Oracle9iAS Containers for
J2EE (OC4J), 9.0.2 or later, available here.
The following instructions have been successfully tested against Oracle9i
Database Release 2, which embeds a J2SE 1.3.x compatible OracleJVM; these
instructions might work with previous releases of the database that embed
a J2SE 1.2.x compatible OracleJVM as well. If you want to use the current
Oracle SOAP classes (available in OC4J download), issue the following
command:
loadjava -thin -user sys/<sys-passwd>@<host>:<port>:<SID>
\
-resolve -synonym -verbose -grant public \
[OC4J_HOME]/soap/lib/soap.jar [OC4J_HOME]/lib/dms.jar \
[OC4J_HOME]/jlib/javax-ssl-1_1.jar \
[ORACLE_HOME]/lib/servlet.jar \
[OC4J_HOME]/jdk/jre/lib/ext/mail.jar
where,
[OC4J_HOME] - The directory where OC4J is installed. For example,
if oc4j_extended.zip was unzipped to the C:\OC4J , then %OC4J_HOME%
would be C:\OC4J.
[ORACLE_HOME] - The directory where the Oracle9i Client or
Database software is installed
Note that we are loading the classes into the SYS schema. By using the
-synonym and -grant public options, we are also making them available
as well as executable from other schemas.
Instead of Oracle SOAP, you might want to use JAX-RPC client. In this
case, load
the following JAR files from the JAX-RPC reference implementation instead:
activation, commons-logging, dom, dom4j, jaxp-api, jaxrpc-api,
jaxrpc-ri, mail, saaj-api, saaj-ri, and sax.
Revision history: Dec
02, 2002
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