Evelio -- I am fairly certainly nobody has combined those three elements (solaris, Oracle, websphere) as a Koha platform. Koha on Solaris 9 has been done, I believe. I will be installing Koha on Solaris 10 relatively soon, and expect only minor problems. The main differences will be using a SPARC compiler (if appropriate) where components are compiled from source, and certain variations in convention regarding directory structure. I have not heard of any Koha installations using websphere. It might be possible. Strictly speaking, it would not be necessary on solaris, since it ships with Apache (and Apache2 in current versions). The main hurdle would be getting the same mod-rewrite functionality in websphere. Oracle is a supported database platform, but I would be interested to hear from anyone who currently runs Koha on it. --joe atzberger LibLime On 1/15/08, Evelio Martínez <evelio@masmedios.com> wrote:
Hello everyone!
I would like to know if someone tried to install KOHA on this platform:
- OS: Solaris - Database: Oracle - Web Server: websphere
I suppose minimum problems could appear on Solaris and Websphere, but there is a medium probability to have problems with Oracle database, concerning reserved word on columns names, tables names or similar things.
I have search on google, have read some posts and also http://www.koha.org/download/other-os.html
Has anyone first hand info about the previous configuration?
Thanks in advance
-- Evelio Martínez