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Deploying Your Reports
13.3.3.2 Deploying the Application Using OC4J
After you’ve created the WAR and EAR files, you can deploy them to the Oracle
Application Server, which will serve the application to the Web. You can deploy these
files using Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g using either an existing OC4J instance or a
new OC4J instance.
This section contains the two methods of deploying the J2EE application:
■ Deploying the J2EE Application Using an Existing OC4J Instance
■ Deploying the J2EE Application in a New OC4J Instance
13.3.3.2.1 Deploying the J2EE Application Using an Existing OC4J Instance
1. Make sure you’ve created the J2EE application as described in Creating a New
J2EE Application.
2. In Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, display the detail page for your middle tier.
3. Under System Components, click OC4J_BI_Forms.
4. Under Deployed Applications, click Deploy EAR file to deploy the EAR file you
created in Creating a New J2EE Application.
5. On the first page of the Deploy Application wizard, click Next (located at the
bottom of the screen).
6. On the Select Application page, under Select the J2EE application (EAR file) to
be deployed, enter the location of the EAR file you created in the previous section.
7. Under Specify a unique application name for this application, type the name of
your application, such as MyReportApp, then click Next.
8. On the URL Mapping page, note that the text in the URL Binding field is the name
your users will enter to access the new application.
9. In the URL Binding field, add a forward slash (/) to the beginning of the
application name, since it is part of a URL address. For example:
/MyReportApp
10. Click Finish.
11. On the next page, click Deploy.
12. On the OC4J_BI_Forms detail page that displays, you should now see your
application (MyReportApp) listed under Deployed Applications.
13. Click your application name (MyReportApp).
14. On the Application page, under Properties, click General.
15. Under Library Paths, click Add Another Row, then add the following path to the
rwrun.jar library:
ORACLE_HOME\reports\jlib\rwrun.jar
16. Add another row with the following path to the zrclient.jar library:
ORACLE_HOME\jlib\zrclient.jar
17. Click Apply, then click OK.
18. Click Stop, then Start to restart your application so that the new library paths take
effect.
13.3.3.2.2 Deploying the J2EE Application in a New OC4J Instance
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