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9ias & apache http server

 
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usually app servers have a plugin for apache to allow it to handle static content and send dynamic content requests to the app server. 9ias seems to come with apache, or oracle's flavor of apache, out of the box. Is there a way to use normal apache instead of oracle's version? what changes have oracle made to apache?
I bring up the issue because we have a 3rd party tool that needs apache but they are uneasy about using it with oracle's apache.
 
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I am pretty sure that there must be a configuration file for Oracle's App Server that points to the Apache srever that you could change.
Have you opened a TAR up with Oracle's MetaLink?
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