Sudeep, running Oracle on Windows like that is a rather bizarre Oracle
setup. However, the fact that the remote Oracle happens to be on a
Windows machine should make no difference on the AOLserver side, the
configuration is the same as running Oracle on a remote Linux or
Solaris box, which is a common configuration for larger OpenACS sites.
I've never done it, but my understanding is you will need to install
the Oracle client libraries on the Linux box running AOLserver. Use
TCP/IP connection in AOLserver rather than Beqeath - just make sure
that ns_param DataSource
has the Oracle instance name you
defined in the Oracle Listener (e.g., ora8@ora8). Empty string for
ns_param DataSource means use Bequeath, and you don't want that.
Something like that. (Some of my Oracle terminology probably isn't
quite right.)