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Latest APEX listener for WLS on AIX
Has anyone managed to make the APEX listener for WLS work on AIX 6.1?
I keep getting HTTP 503.
I then tried different connection settings to connect to the (remote) database ("basic", "tns") but neither seems to work, nothing ever appears in the remote server's listener.log file.
I am assuming here that by going to http://hostname:9004/apex/ that should take me to the login page, which has to connect to the remote (repository) database.
http://hostname:9004/apex/listenerStatus returns 503, as does every other apes page URL.
Note that instead of port 8080 my WLS is configured to use port 9004 for the APEX_LSNR container I used to deploy apex.war and i.war.
/i/ is working at first glance, I can produce the oracle icon by pointing to it in a URL.
I am wondering though, is it possible that some subdirectories are missing from the images folder for Oracle rdbms 11.2? I am wondering if there are better places to use to build the i.war file.
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I *think* I isolated the problem to JDBC in WLS, the APEX Listener in a WLS "Server" can't use JDBC properly.
The pool named: apex is not correctly configured, error: IO Error: The Network Adapter could not establish the connection
I added the JDBC driver lib directories to CLASSPATH, no effect
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Fixed -- had to edit the apex.xml file.