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XDB: purpose of http-listener

Billy VerreynneApr 3 2017 — edited Apr 4 2017

Referring to Oracle 11.2.0.4 and later. XDB configuration file xdbconfig.xml.

What is the purpose of config parameter http-listener? :

<httpconfig>

   <http-port>8080</http-port>

   <http-listener>local_listener</http-listener>

   <http-protocol>tcp</http-protocol>

..

</httpconfig>

I have searched for Oracle support notes, and google'd, and not turned up what valid values for the config element are, or what it actually configures.

It seems to refer to pfile/spfile parameter local_listener that tells database processes the endpoint to use for registering their database services? But why? Can a secondary Listener process be used as alternative listener?

Will appreciate any insights to just what the purpose of this parameter is.

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