Checking Oracle Application Server version
I was trying to find the exact version of Oracle Application Server installed months ago. A simple task, but may not be straight forward if you don't know where to find it. ..
After searching for a while, the fastest way to find it is to check the installation report. You can find it at: <ORACLE_HOME>/install/readme.txt
As a bonus, it also shows where is the exact URL to the Enterprise Manager (no more port guessing!) and the name of admin user (ias_admin? oc4jadmin?).
After searching for a while, the fastest way to find it is to check the installation report. You can find it at: <ORACLE_HOME>/install/readme.txt
As a bonus, it also shows where is the exact URL to the Enterprise Manager (no more port guessing!) and the name of admin user (ias_admin? oc4jadmin?).
posted by Wijaya Kusumo at 6/06/2007 03:14:00 PM
9 Comments:
Check ias.properties, which is also updated when you install a patch set.
Hi, Wijaya
Where can i find different versions of Oracle Application Server and the date of release. I found 1 wiki link but it just display version #.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_Application_Server
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I don't have it on hand. But you can easily find it at Oracle official documentation website: http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/appserver.html
Select a version and check the Release Note.
Kindly check it out for finding versions.
http://teachmeoracle.com/version.html
in 9i Application Server, we have a command $ORACLE_HOME/bin/httpd -version
is there any such command in AS10g as well, which we could use to identify the AS version
The official way to find versions and details of the iAS installation is to run the following command which gives you details of all components too:
- Make sure ORACLE_HOME is set to the IAS HOME
- run the opatch command which is in "$ORACLE_HOME/OPatch" directory:
opatch lsinventory -detail
visit url on Oracle AS you installed at:
http://domain:18101/emd/console/aboutApplication
Nice blog
I also wanted to know about this information. I tried to find it on many other sites and blogs too but didn't get any satisfactory answer. I will try to find in the suggested file. Thanks for the help.
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