Variable Title | OA_VAR | Value |
Web Server Host | s_webhost | Web Server Host. |
External URL for Third Party Access to E-Business Suite | s_external_url | This is the URL that third party tools use to connect to the E-Business Suite. |
Oracle HTTP Server Directory Index Page | s_directory_index | This directive sets the list of resources to look for, when the client requests an index of the directory by specifying a / at the end of the directory name. You can specify multiple values separated by space for this variable and the server will return the first one it finds. |
Web Host entry point | s_webentryhost | The Host machine that accepts the http requests. |
Web domain entry point | s_webentrydomain | The domain of the host machine that accepts the http requests. |
Location for Lock files and pid files | s_lock_pid_dir | Location for Lock and pid files to be used for NetApp setup. |
Fully Qualified Web Server Domain Name | s_webdomain | This variable is used to set the fully qualified domain name of the web server. |
Server IP Address | s_server_ip_address | This is the IP address of the Web Host entry point (s_webentry_host) when configuring according to Oracle MetaLink Note 380490.1 or 380489.1. This value will be used by the dbc generation utility when registering this Web Host entry point with Oracle E-Business Suite. |
Oracle HTTP Server Process ID File | s_web_pid_file | Complete path to the Oracle HTTP Server Process ID File. |
URL Protocol | s_url_protocol | URL Protocol to be used. Allowed Values are {http, https}. |
Web SSL Directory | s_web_ssl_directory | Web SSL Directory. |
Local URL Protocol | s_local_url_protocol | Local URL Protocol. Allowed values {http, https}. |
Apache JServ Protocol | s_ajp_protocol | This variable is used to set the protocol for communication between Oracle HTTP Server and OC4J. The allowed values are 'ajp' and 'ajps'. The value of this variable should be set to 'ajps' to enable SSL communication between Oracle HTTP Server and OC4J. Otherwise, it should be set to 'ajp'. By default, the value is set to 'ajp'. |
Enable/Disable use of AJPS protocol at the OC4J end | s_oc4j_secure | This variable is used in OC4J's configuration files to enable or disable the use of AJPS protocol for SSL communication with Oracle HTTP Server. The allowed values are 'true' and 'false'. This variable should be set to 'true' when SSL is configured for OC4J. Otherwise, it should be set to 'false'. By default, the value is set to 'false'. |
nable/Disable use of AJPS protocol at the Oracle HTTP Server end | s_oc4j_ssl | This variable is used in the Oracle HTTP Server's configuration files to enable or disable the use of AJPS protocol for SSL communication with OC4J. The value of this variable should be set to 'on' when SSL is configured for OC4J and to 'off' when SSL is not configured for OC4J. By default, the value of this variable is set to 'off'. |
SSLCertificateChainFile | s_web_ssl_certchainfile | File of PEM-encoded Server CA Certificates. |
Name of the wallet file used by webservices | s_websrv_wallet_file | This is the name of the wallet file used by webservices. |
Enable/disable SSL terminator configuration | s_enable_sslterminator | This variable is used to enable/disable the inclusion of the configuration file used for SSL terminated environments. By default the value of this variable is set to '#' which indicates that the configuration file is not included in the server configuration. To enable, the pound sign '#' must be removed. |
Sun Plugin version | s_sun_plugin_ver | Sun Plugin Version. |
Sun Desktop Plugin Type | s_sun_plugin_type | Type of Sun desktop plug-in used for running Forms on desktop clients. By default, the plugin type is 'jdk' since only 'jdk' is supported in R12. |
Sun JDK CLSID | s_sun_clsid | Class ID for referencing the JDK. |
JInitiator version (dots) | s_jinit_ver_dot | JInitiator version(dot separated syntax) |
JInitiator version (commas) | s_jinit_ver_comma | JInitiator version (comma separated syntax) |
JInitiator CLSID | s_jinit_clsid | CLSID for referencing the JInitiator. |
Fully Qualified Proxy Server Host Name | s_proxyhost | Fully Qualified Proxy Server Host Name. |
Proxy Server Port | s_proxyport | Proxy Server Port. |
Fully Qualified Proxy Bypass Domains | s_proxybypassdomain | Fully Qualified Domains which can bypass the Proxy Server. |
List of non proxy hosts for OC4J | s_nonproxyhosts | List of hosts that should be reached directly, bypassing the proxy. This is a list of regular expressions separated by | (pipe). For example: '*', '*.domain.com', 'abc.domain.com|def.domain.com', '*.domain.com|abc.xyz.com'. Any host matching one of the specified regular expressions will be reached through a direct connection instead of through a proxy |
Nodes in cluster configuration | s_oc4j_cluster_nodes | It is a list of Servers that are participating in the cluster configuration. For example, if two node exists in the configuration, then value will be appstier1.company.com:6000,appstier2.domain.com:6000 on both the application tier servers. |
URL for Applications Portal | s_apps_portal_url | URL for Applications Portal. |
List of nodes that have access to Portlet Provider URLs | s_trusted_portals | Enter space separated values consisting of node names or fully qualified node names or IP addresses of client machines which will be allowed to access Portlet Provider URLs |
Sysadmin Mail ID | s_sysadmin_mail | Sysadmin Mail ID. |
WF:Workflow Mailer Framework Web Agent | s_wfmail_agent | This profile option specifies the host and port of the Web server that notification mailers use to generate the content for Oracle Applications Framework regions that are embedded in notifications. If this profile option is not set, notification mailers will use the same Web agent specified in the Application Framework Agent profile option. However, if necessary for load balancing purposes, you can optionally specify a different Web agent for notification mailers to use. Refer to workflow administrators guide for more information. Please note that this profile option can be updated only at the SITE level. |
Cookie Domain | s_cookie_domain | Specific Domain to which the Cookies will be accesible. |
Session toplevel domain comment | s_topleveldomain_comment | Users of Oracle Portal should uncomment this variable. |
IANA Characterset | s_iana_cset | IANA Characterset used by Oracle HTTP Web Server. |
Login Page URL | s_login_page | URL to the Login Page. |
Oracle HTTP Server Listen Parameter | s_http_listen_parameter | This variable is used to set the Oracle HTTP Server Listen Directive in httpd.conf. The default value for this variable is set to the value of the context variable %s_webport% which means that all network interfaces configured on the web server machine will listen on this port. If there is a requirement that only one network interface should listen on the specified port then the value of this variable should be changed to IP:port combination or the value of s_webhost.s_webdomain:port |
Oracle HTTPS Server Listen Parameter | s_https_listen_parameter | This variable is used to set the Oracle HTTPS Server Listen Directive in ssl.conf. The default value for this variable is set to the value of the context variable %s_webssl_port% which means that all network interfaces configured on the web server machine will listen on this port. If there is a requirement that only one network interface should listen on the specified port then the value of this variable should be changed to IP:port combination or the value of webhost.webdomain:port |
HTTP Server core file location | s_core_dest | Location where the HTTP Server can dump the core file. |
Maximum Number of clients that can connect | s_maxclients | This directive sets the limit on the number of Simultaneous HTTP requests that can be supported. The maximum allowed value for MaxClients is 8192. |
Enable Keep-Alive connections | s_keepalive (Not Applicable to 12.2) | The persistent connection feature of HTTP/1.1 to provide long-lived HTTP sessions which allow multiple requests to be sent over the same TCP connection. |
OHS timeout | s_keepalive_timeout (Not Applicable to 12.2) | This directive sets the number of seconds OHS will wait for a subsequent request before closing the connection. |
Number of requests that an individual http process will handl | s_maxrequests_perchild | This directive sets the number of requests that an individual http child server process would handle. The maximum allowed value for this variable depends on the capacity of the system and also on the number of simultaneous users. By default, the value of this variable is set to '0'. |
Number of http requests allowed per connection | s_maxkeepalive_requests | This directive sets the number of http requests allowed per connection when KeepAlive directive is set to ON. The maximum allowed value for this variable depends on the capacity of the system and also on the number of simultaneous users. By default, this is set to '0'. |
Number of minimum idle http server processes | s_minspare_servers | This directive sets the desired minimum number of idle http server processes. |
Number of maximum idle http server processes | s_maxspare_servers | This directive sets the desired maximum number of idle http server processes. |
Number of Oracle HTTP Server child processes created on startup | s_startServers | Sets the value of the Oracle HTTP (Apache) server directive 'StartServers' in httpd.conf. StartServers directive sets the number of child server processes created on startup. As the number of processes is dynamically controlled depending on the load, there is usually little reason to adjust this parameter. For more details, please refer to http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B15904_01/web.1012/q20206/mod/mpm_common.html#startservers |
Oracle HTTP Server Limit Request Field Size | s_limitrequestfieldsize | The LimitRequestFieldSize directive allows the server administrator to reduce or increase the limit on the allowed size of an HTTP request header field. A server needs this value to be large enough to hold any one header field from a normal client request |
Oracle HTTP Server Limit Request Field | s_limitrequestfields | The LimitRequestFields directive allows the server administrator to modify the limit on the number of request header fields allowed in an HTTP request. A server needs this value to be larger than the number of fields that a normal client request might include. The number of request header fields used by a client rarely exceeds 20, but this may vary among different client implementations, often depending upon the extent to which a user has configured their browser to support detailed content negotiation |
Oracle HTTP Server Limit Request Body | s_limitrequestbody | The LimitRequestBody directive allows the user to set a limit on the allowed size of an HTTP request message body within the context in which the directive is given (server, per-directory, per-file or per-location). If the client request exceeds that limit, the server will return an error response instead of servicing the request. The size of a normal request message body will vary greatly depending on the nature of the resource and the methods allowed on that resource |
Oracle HTTP Server Limit Request Line | s_limitrequestline | The LimitRequestLine directive allows the server administrator to reduce the limit on the allowed size of a client's HTTP request-line below the normal input buffer size compiled with the server. Since the request-line consists of the HTTP method, URI, and protocol version, the LimitRequestLine directive places a restriction on the length of a request-URI allowed for a request on the server. A server needs this value to be large enough to hold any of its resource names, including any information that might be passed in the query part of a GET request |
Help Web Agent | s_help_web_agent | If HELP_WEB_AGENT profile is set, the value is used for the construction of all Help related URLs. This allows multiple application installations to share a common help system. Optional override. |
Custom SQL location | s_customsql_path | Custom SQL reports feature within OAM lets users generate HTML and text reports based on the SQL scripts they register. |
Applications Session Timeout | s_sesstimeout | Sets the value of EBS profile option ICX_SESSION_TIMEOUT via afwebprf.sql. The value of s_sesstimeout is specified in milliseconds, but the value of the profile option ICX_SESSION_TIMEOUT is set in minutes. The ICX: Session Timeout profile sets the maximum number of minutes to wait before invalidating an idle ICX Session. |
OC4J Session Timeout | s_oc4j_sesstimeout (Removed in 12.2 per Note 2126064.1) | Defines OC4J's servlet session timeout in minutes. It is specified in orion-web.xml of all the web modules deployed under each OC4J instances. A negative value indicates no timeout. A value of 0 results in an immediate timeout. Default value is 30 minutes. The value for the OC4J session timeout should be equivalent to or higher than the Applications session timeout (s_sesstimeout). For more details, please refer to http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B25221_04/web.1013/b14426/sessions.htm |
JInitiator Progress Dialog | s_java_showprogress | Feature to show the progress of downloading of JInitiator JAR files. |
Ohs log rotation time | s_ohs_log_rotation_time | This variable specifies the Hour of day when opmn process will rotate its log file. By default, this is set to '0' which means that the log will be rotated exactly at midnight. |
Opmn log rotation time | s_opmn_log_rotation_time | This variable specifies the Hour of day when opmn process will rotate its log file. By default, this is set to '0' which means that the log will be rotated exactly at midnight. |
Opmn log rotation size | s_opmn_log_rotation_size | This variable specifies the size of the log file in Kilo Bytes when opmn will rotate its log file. The default value for this variable is set to 1500000 KB |
Load AppsWSProvider Servlet | s_load_appswsprovider_servlet | This variable is used to enable/disable loading of the AppsWSProvider servlet when oc4j starts up. To enable loading of the servlet, the value of the context variable must be set to '1'. To disable loading of the servlet, the value must be set to '-1'. By default, the default value of the variable is set to '-1'. |
Load AppSearch Servlet | s_load_appsearch_servlet | This variable is used to enable/disable loading of the AppSearch servlet when oc4j starts up. To enable loading of the servlet, the value of the context variable must be set to '1'. To disable loading of the servlet, the value must be set to '-1'. By default, the value of the variable is set to '-1'. |
Load AppSearchMeta Servlet | s_load_appsearchmeta_servlet | The AppSearchMeta servlet is used as part of Secure Entreprise Search to enable the communication between the Search Modeler and E-Business Suite. This variable is used to enable/disable loading of the AppSearchMeta servlet when oc4j starts up. To enable loading of the servlet, the value of the context variable must be set to '1'. To disable loading of the servlet, the value must be set to '-1'. By default, the value of the variable is set to '-1'. |
Load MapViewer Servlet | s_load_mapviewer_servlet | This variable is used to enable/disable loading of the MapViewer servlet when oc4j starts up. To enable loading of the servlet, the value of the context variable must be set to '1'. To disable loading of the servlet, the value must be set to '-1'. By default, the value of the variable is set to '-1'. |
Load SOA Provider Servlet | s_load_soaprovider_servlet | This variable is used to enable/disable loading of the SOA Provider servlet when oc4j starts up. To enable loading of the servlet, the value of the context variable must be set to '1'. To disable loading of the servlet, the value must be set to '-1'. By default, the value of the variable is set to '-1'. |
Load OXTA Servlet | s_load_oxta_servlet | This variable is used to enable/disable loading of the Oracle XML Transport Agent servlet when oc4j starts up. To enable loading of this servlet, set this variable to '1'. To disable loading of this servlet, set this variable to '-1'. By default, the value is set to '1' |
Oracle SOA Provider User Nam | s_soaprovider_user | This variable is used to set the Oracle SOA Provider User Name for establishing Database connections. |
Connection pool size for OXTA servlets | s_oxtainpool_size | Size of the connection pool the OXTA servlets will get connection from when serving incoming requests. Setting this to a very high value would result in performance degradation while setting to very low values may result in the OXTA requests to wait longer for getting a connection. By default, its value is '1'. |
JDBC driver file name | s_txk_jdbc_zip | JDBC driver name. |
JDBC NLS character set library name | s_txk_jdbc_nls | The JDBC thin driver uses this library to convert between different character sets. The context value management system automatically maintains this variable and it should not be manually modified. Java 1.4 uses nlscharset12.zip, Java 1.5 and Java 1.6 use orai18n.zip. |
Long Running JVM | s_long_running_jvm | Indicates that JVM is expected to have a long lifespan if this value is true.
Note: The Java caching infrastructure CANNOT be disabled. The only effect that changing this property has is that it signals the entire infrastructure to work in STANDALONE MODE as opposed to DISTRIBUTED MODE, which is the default and recommended setting. This setting is appropriate ONLY for short lived JVMs, for example, standalone Java concurrent programs. The side effect that results from such a configuration is that there will be no invalidation events triggered between the JVMs available in the system. This can lead to “dirty” reads, such as obtaining an “old” value for an entity, and may lead to unexpected issues such as corrupted data as discusssed in the following document: Oracle Applications Java Caching Framework Developer's Guide Release 11i (11.5.10) (Doc ID 275879.1) The Caching Framework should be running in the distributed mode. This is the default configuration of the Caching Framework. The -DLONG_RUNNING_JVM=true is set and it ensures that the Caching Framework runs in distributed mode. For backward compatibility the same can be ensured by setting -DCACHEMODE=DISTRIBUTED. |
XML Parser Path | s_xmlparser | Complete path to the Oracle XML Parser java archive file. |
Maximum jdbc pool size | s_fnd_max_jdbc_connections | fnd_max_jdbc_connections is the maximum jdbc pool size. This is the sum of the number of available connections and the number of locked connections. |
FND JDBC Statement Cache Size | s_fnd_jdbc_stmt_cache_size | This parameter controls how many parsed SQL statements are retained in the JDBC cache. Re-execution of statements stored in the JDBC statement cache will not require a reparse operation and will therefore be highly optimized. It should not be increased to an extreme value because maintaining this cache takes up memory in the JVM. We would recommend a value between 200 and 400. |
DBC File Name | s_dbc_file_name | This variable sets the value for the DBC file name. Make sure that you enter the file name without the extension. |
Apps JDBC URL | s_apps_jdbc_connect_descriptor | Configure this variable only when you have an Oracle RAC Database instance. Please see Note 388577.1 for more information on RAC and discussion of the value for this variable. |
Enable or disable the generation of the applications jdbc connect descriptor | s_jdbc_connect_descriptor_generation | The value of this variable determines whether the jdbc connect descriptor is regenerated and the value of the context variable s_apps_jdbc_connect_descriptor is updated. Acceptable values for this context variable are true (default) or false. Set this value to false when using a custom apps jdbc connect descriptor. |
Apps JDBC Connect Alias | s_apps_jdbc_connect_alias | Configure this variable only when you have an Oracle RAC Database instance. This variable can have a value of either a load balanced connect descriptor or an instance specific connect descriptor. Please see Note 388577.1 for more information. |
Application Server Security Authentication | s_appserverid_authentication | Application Server Security Authentication can take one of the following values {ON, OFF, SECURE}. OFF - Server security is not checked. Any application server machine can access the database. ON - Some level of trust is required to access the database. Either the Application Server is registered with the database or the module and version ID are known to be trusted. SECURE - Full trust is required for access to the database. Only registered Application Server machines and trusted code modules may connect. |
Web entry protocol | s_webentryurlprotocol | This parameter is used to set the web entry url protocol. Acceptable values for this parameter are http or https. |
Apache OptionsLink Directive | s_options_symlinks | !CAUTION! Oracle recommends not to change the default value of this parameter. If you change the default value then you will expose yourself to security vulnerability and performance degradation of your site. |
Session Check Frequency | s_sessionCheck_frequency | Time interval in milli seconds before checking for invalid sessions in a Servlet zone. |
Oracle HTTP Server Timeout | s_ohstimeout | This parameter stands for the amount of time (in seconds) the Oracle HTTP Server will wait for certain events(GET,POST,PUT etc) before failing a request |
Apache Log Level | s_apache_loglevel | Possible values include: debug, info, notice, warn, error, crit, alert, emerg. |
SSL Log Level | s_ssl_loglevel | This context variable is used to set the SSL Log Level. Possible values for this context variable are: none, error, warn, info, trace and debug. By default, the value is set to 'warn'. |
Oracle HTTP Server Administrator e-mail address | s_ohs_serveradmin | This is the email address that the server includes in any error messages sent to the client. |
Property dontChunkRequests for HTTPClient.jar | s_httpclient_dontChunkRequests | Indicates the dontChunkRequests property value for HTTPClient.jar. Possible values are true and false. |
Number of outbound threads | s_outbound_threads | Number of OXTA threads to be used for simultaneous outbound message sending. Setting this to a very high value would result in performance degradation while setting to very low values may result in the OXTA requests to wait longer for getting a connection. By default, the value of this variable is set to '1'. |
OXTAOutUseProxy | s_oxta_proxy | If this property is set to true, the proxy specified by OXTAOutProxyHost and OXTAOutProxyPort is used to send messages to the destination |
OXTAOutProxyHost | s_oxta_proxyhost | Fully Qualified proxy server hostname for the Oracle XML Transport Agent (OXTA). |
OXTAOutProxyPort | s_oxta_proxyport | Proxy port for the Oracle XML Transport Agent (OXTA). |
TrustStoreType | s_ssl_truststoretype | The keystore file type of the key material used for the trust manager. |
KeyStoreType | s_ssl_keystoretype | The keystore file type of the key material used for the key manager. |
TrustStore | s_ssl_truststore | Location of the key material for the trust manager. |
KeyStore | s_ssl_keystore | Location of the key material for the key manager. |
TrustManagerAlgorithm | s_ssl_trustmanageralgorithm | Default trust manager factory algorithm name as specified in the Java security properties. If no such property exists, this variable stores an implementation-specific default. |
KeyManagerAlgorithm | s_ssl_keymanageralgorithm | Default key manager factory algorithm name specified in the Java security properties. If no such property exists, this variable stores an implementation-specific default. |
Optimizer Home | s_optit_home | This variable is used to specify the location of the optimizer suite home. |
Parameter to enable/disable URL Firewall | s_enable_urlfirewall | This variable is used to enable or disable the URL Firewall required for DMZ configurations. By default the value of this variable is set to '#' which indicates that the URL firewall is disabled. To enable the URL firewall, the pound sign '#' must be removed. |
List of nodes that have access to Oracle HTTP Server administration pages | s_admin_ui_access_nodes | This variable is used to set the list of machines that are allowed to access the administration pages. Enter space separated values consisting of node names or fully qualified node names or IP addresses of client machines which will be allowed to access the administration pages. |
Minimum buffer size maintained by the pool | s_fnd_jdbc_buffermin | This is the minimum buffer size that should be maintained by the applications database connection pool. Acceptable values are positive integers less than integer:MAX |
Maximum buffer size maintained by the poo | s_fnd_jdbc_buffermax | This is the maximum buffer size that should be maintained by the applications database connection pool.Acceptable values are positive integers less than integer:MAX |
Time interval to check the buffer size | s_fnd_jdbc_buffer_decay_interval | This is the time interval in seconds the maintenance thread checks the buffer size .Acceptable values are positive integers less than integer:MAX |
Maximum number of available objects that should be removed in a thread cycle | s_fnd_jdbc_buffer_decay_size | This is the maximum number of connections that will be removed during any one thread cycle .Acceptable values are positive integers less than integer:MAX |
Enable/Disable pl/sql query | s_fnd_jdbc_usable_check | This variable indicates whether a simple pl/sql query should be performed to check whether the connection is usable before giving a connection to the client. Acceptable values are true or false |
Enable/Disable AOL security context and NLS state check | s_fnd_jdbc_context_check | This variable indicates whether the AOL security context and NLS state should be obtained from the database server session instead of the java client when the connection is returned to the pool. Acceptable values are true or false |
Free pl/sql state | s_fnd_jdbc_plsql_reset | This variable indicates whether the pl/sql state should be freed before the applications database connection pool gives the connection to the client. |
JDBC process escape | s_jdbc_proc_esc | This variable is used to enable or disable JDBC escape processing mechanism. Changing this parameter value has performance implications. |
Maximum capacity of JDBC Cached Buffer Size | s_jdbc_max_cached_buffersize | This variable is used in the DBC file to set the maximum capacity of JDBC cached buffer. A buffer whose capacity is bigger than this value is not pooled. Changing the value of this variable has performance implications. |
Custom DBC Parameters | s_custom_dbc_params | This variable holds a space separated custom dbc parameter list of name value pairs. For example: param1=value1 param2=value2 param3=value3 (No quotes around the parameters). These values will be seeded in to the dbc file during AutoConfig execution. |