Step by step procedure to setup OC4J server for Eclipse. Version used is Galileo for Java EE Developers. Initialize OC4J You'll be asked to create a password the first time you run the standalone OC4J server. You need to remember this password and use it in the Eclipse setup. In the following C:\jdev1013_5 is where the JDeveloper suite is installed. cd C:\jdev1013_5\j2ee\home java -jar oc4j.jar Add Server Runtime Environment Go to Windows menu, bring up the Preferences dialog. Select Server -> Runtime Environments, click Add. Select Oracle OC4J Standalone 10.1.3.n, click Next. Enter J2EE home and click Finish. Add a server for OC4J Go to Windows menu, select Show View -> Servers. If Servers menu is not visible, select Other and enter "servers" in the...

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Oracle's documentation on how to set up Ant tasks for web services is ambiguous and tedious. Here's a simple Ant file to accomplish that task. <project name="TEST" basedir="." default="usage" x...

If you use quartz or the plain old java.util.Timer class to schedule jobs in an OC4J container, you need to enable the -userThreads switch with the OC4J container. This is the relevant section in $ORACLE_HOME/opmn/conf/opmn.xml : <process-type id="INST1" module-id="OC4J" status="... Or, you can add it through the Oracle em console. Go to the OC4J container, click "Administration" tab, then "Server Properties". Add "-userThreads" to "Start-parameters: OC4J Options". Debu Panda has written a good article on using quartz in the Oracle environment: Using Quartz Enterprise Scheduler in J2EE