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Configuring mod_plsql in EBS 12.2

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We are maintaining some older custom web components developed using server PL/SQL in our EBS 12.2 environment, requiring the `mod_plsql` module to be enabled and configured in the Apache web server. Can you confirm if this module is natively supported and what the overall process entails?

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  • Support Enginatics

    Yes, `mod_plsql` is a module included in the EBS 12.2 Apache web server. It is utilized to develop web application pages using server PL/SQL.

  • Does enabling this module for custom web applications interfere with the security model or the operation of standard EBS Forms and Java-based add-ons?

  • Support Enginatics

    Proper configuration of `mod_plsql` generally integrates with the existing EBS authentication mechanisms. For the reporting layer, Blitz Report operates as a Java form running from standard EBS menus and leverages the concurrent request framework. While securing the Web Tier (Apache, ISG) is essential , enabling `mod_plsql` for custom components runs alongside Blitz Report, which handles its data extraction through the database and Forms layer.

  • Are there different configuration documents available for older EBS versions like 12.1.3 or 11i?

  • Support Enginatics

    Yes. While the concept of using `mod_plsql` for server PL/SQL applications remains consistent , the specific configuration steps within the Apache web server files often differ based on the EBS version, so we provide guidance for configuring `mod_plsql` in EBS 11i and EBS 12.1.3 , in addition to 12.2.

  • We need to ensure that all necessary steps are taken to enable this module, particularly during maintenance windows.

  • Support Enginatics

    Yes, specific steps are required to enable `mod_plsql`. Your technical team should follow the dedicated documentation for the EBS 12.2 version to ensure successful configuration and enablement of your custom PL/SQL web applications.

  • Thank you, we will ensure proper version-specific configuration is followed.

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