Oracle and Websphere Editions

Hi list,

We have to implement OneWorld XE, HTML Solution for about 100 users and we
have to choose between some options:

* what Oracle edition we have to use (Standard or Enterprise)?
* what Websphere edition we have to use (Standard or Advanced)?

any idea or experience in this topic?

thanks in advance
Amine

I don't know too much about Oracle. But for WebSphere it should be 3.5 Advanced Edition. In that way you can use DB2 as your administrative server repository.

Oracle Std Edition is sufficient.

Larry Jones
[email protected]
OneWorld B733.1, SP 11.3
HPUX 11, Oracle SE 8.1.6
SandBox: OneWorld XE SP15

If you use Websphere standard be sure you backup
InstantDB at some point after the install. I have
heard some horror stories about InstantDB crashing and
not being able to be resotred.



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According to JDE, the Minimum Technical Requirement doc's are wrong, you can use
Oracle 8.1.7 with WebSphere Advanced server, which you can download from IBM's
web site for a 60 day trail period.
If you already have Oracle on your enterprise server, you can make it the
administrative server repository, and not have to worry about hiring a DB2
administrator.

XE SP13 Win2k Oracle 8.1.7

Steve Lehner
Strategic Systems Administrator
Global Information Systems
Westcon.Net
email: [email protected]
phone: 914 829 7457




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I don't know too much about Oracle. But for WebSphere it should be 3.5 Advanced
Edition. In that way you can use DB2 as your administrative server repository.


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Why not Standard Edition?

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IBM doesn't seem to think that WebSphere Standard Edition is much of an
application server.
They say that Std is fine if you are a developer writing java web sites, but
they recommend using Advanced if there is going to be any application processing
being done on the server.
Small problem though, Std costs $1000, Advanced costs $9000


Steve Lehner
Strategic Systems Administrator
Global Information Systems
Westcon.Net
email: [email protected]
phone: 914 829 7457

XE SP13 Win2k Oracle 8.1.7





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Why not Standard Edition?

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