How do I assert a different hostname, port, or request_protocol to the PL/SQL application?
In situations where your OHS instance is front-ended by Web Cache or a Load Balancing Router, there is a need to assert the hostname and port for the site to be that of the Web Cache or the LBR. In such situations, it is recommended that you use the OHS configuration directives ServerName and Port to do the assertion. If for some reason, you do not wish to assert the hostname and port at the OHS level, you can use the mod_plsql configuration directive PlsqlCGIEnvironmentList to assert a different hostname and port to only the PL/SQL applications running under mod_plsql. For example: PlsqlCGIEnvironmentList SERVER_NAME=lbr.us.oracle.com Consider using OHS’ ServerName directive in httpd.conf instead. PlsqlCGIEnvironmentList SERVER_PORT=9999 Consider using OHS’ Port directive in httpd.conf instead. PlsqlCGIEnvironmentList HTTP_HOST=myservername.us.oracle.com:9999 Combination of SERVER_NAME:SERVER_PORT. Similarly, in cases where your site is accessed externally as an SSL, but is internally
