Blackberry WALLET 1.2 - RELEASE NOTES Instalační příručka stáhnout pdf (Strana 39)

Oracle White Paper—Oracle Portal Enterprise Deployment Guide: 11.1.1.2

Click OK to store the site.

Remove all other site entries from the list by clicking on each entry and then clicking the Delete

button.

Ensure that the site APPHOST1.mycompany.com:443 appears first in the list of site to server

mappings.

Click Apply to save the changes.

Enable Session Binding

The session binding feature in OracleAS Web Cache is used to bind user sessions to a given

origin server to maintain state for a period of time. Although almost all components running in a

default OracleAS portal mid-tier are stateless, session binding is required for two reasons:

• The Web Clipping Studio, used by both the OracleAS Web Clipping Portlet and the

Web Page Data Source on OmniPortlet uses HTTP Sessions to maintain state, for

which session binding must be enabled.

• Enabling session binding forces all the user requests to go to a specific OracleAS Portal

middle tier, resulting in a better cache hit ratio for the portal cache.

Follow these steps to enable session binding:

From the drop down list at the top of the page select Administration – Session Configuration

Select the site myPortal.mycompany.com:443 from the drop down list.

In the Session Binding session select Cookie based Session Binding with any Set Cookie

Select Apply to save the changes.

Change Web Cache Passwords

The Web Cache invalidation and admin passwords are randomly generated, however they are

required later. It is therefore recommended that these passwords be changed from the default

value to a new known value.

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