Oracle XDB Restlet Adapter - Installing

Installing Oracle XDB Adapter

Requirements

• JDK 1.5 (included at your ORACLE_HOME/jdk directory)
• Ant 1.7.0+
• an 11g target database, tested with 11.1.0.6.0+
• By now Oracle Restlet Adapter is only available through SVN access or using nightly builds, checkout SVN source or download an snapshop version.

Installing

First edit into your home directory a file named build.properties with:

# Restlet project
# xdb_11.1 specific
sqlnet.string=test
jdbc.username=RESTLET
jdbc.password=RESTLET
jdbc.sysusr=sys
jdbc.syspwd=change_on_install

• sqlnet.string property is a valid Oracle SQLNet connect string to the target database.
• jdbc.{username|password} are a valid Oracle user name and password to be created for storing Restlet code. Note that in Oracle 11g user name and password are case sensitive by default, so use always uppercase values to work well with the .sql script provided in this installer.
• jdbc.{sysusr|syspwd} are a valid Oracle DBA User account used to create above user schema and other related task only performormed by user who have DBA role.

Also is necessary a valid ORACLE_HOME environment variable defined to a valid Oracle 11g home directory, this variable then is used to locate for example the SQLPlus application.
Finally go the directory:

# cd src/org.restlet.ext.xdb_11.1/resources

and execute Ant without argument:

# ant

To start using XDB Adapter ant without arguments is the only target required in a fresh database install. Other targets are provided during development stage, for example if you update the adapter code only the target load-server-side-runtime is required to re-install it.

Enabling your XMLDB HTTP support

Oracle databases do not enable by default XMLDB HTTP repository access. To enable it using SQLPlus connected as SYSDBA execute:

SQL> exec dbms_xdb.sethttpport(8080);

Restart your database and test with a browser or any WebDAV enable file manager a connection to http://localhost:8080/

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