Re: Questions about Plumtree

No AFAIK it doesn't store. Where I work, I copied the production data to create a test instance - I didn't had to change anything in database to make it work. The plumtree portal that we have here is installed on an NT machine running IIS webserver, the data is in oracle on a unix server. Our portals for Production and Test are on separate NT servers. While the database can be copied for cloning the data, I am not sure the same applies at the NT side.

-Madhu S

Hemant K Chitale <hkchital_nospam_at_singnet_nospam.com.sg> wrote in message news:<3D85EA42.716B81B5_at_singnet_nospam.com.sg>...
> My organisation is planning to implement Plumtree
> as a Corporate Portal.
> We have done a smaller implementation of Oracle 9iAS Portal
> and Oracle iFS and I am familiar with these two products.
>
>
> I have had some experiences where there has been hard-coding of
> hostnames/portnumbers inside of iFS and Oracle Applications R11
> (profile options and application configuration files) which have
> to be manually fixed whenever I clone the database from Production
> to Development.
>
>
> I wonder if Plumtree also maintains tables inside the database where
> hostname, portnumber, directoryname etc information is stored ? These
> would have to be manually updated whenever the Development environment
> is ported from one server to another and when porting the Pre-Prod to
> PROD.
>
> Hemant
Received on Mon Sep 16 2002 - 17:31:54 CDT