From here, you can create a new Oracle Web Server to run on your machine, by selecting the Create New Oracle Web Server link, or you can modify or delete existing Oracle Web Servers on your server, by following the proper link below.
Below are listed the Oracle Web Servers on this machine. Each Web Server is uniquely identified by the network port on which it is configured to run. The Web Servers below are listed by their port number, along with the directory in which their configuration file resides. Configuration files follow the naming convention of sv<Port Number>.cfg.
For this Beta release, here are the instructions for both starting your Web Server and for signalling the Web Server to re-initialize.
To start your Oracle Web Server, go to your $ORACLE_HOME/bin directory, and enter at your system prompt:
./oraweb -C <configuration path/filename>
To signal your Oracle Web Server to re-initialize (after you have added pages to existing directories, or after changing any of the configuration parameters), obtain the process id of your Web Server (should be in the ServerPID file), and then enter at your system prompt:
kill -USR1 <PID>
