INSTALLING ORACLE ENDECA INFORMATION DESCOVERY 3.0 ON WINDOWS 64 BIT MACHINE software do we need : 1. Oracle Endeca Server (7.5.1.0) from edelivery 2. Oracle Endeca Information Discovery Studio (3.0) for WebLogic from edelivery 3. Oracle Endeca Information Discovery Integrator (3.0) from edelivery 4. JDK version 6 5. Oracle Weblogic Server 11gR1 6. ADF Runtime When you've downloaded these components you are ready to go. Perhaps first a brief summary of the steps we will do during this install, so you will not loose the overview: 1. Install the JDK (needed for the application server) 2. Install Weblogic Server (the application server) 3. Install the ADF Runtime software (some additional middletier components needed for a succesful Endeca Server deployment) 4. Install the Endeca Server software (the analytical search database) 5. Create a Weblogic Domain for the Endeca Server 6. Create a Weblogic Domain for Endeca Studio 7. Update some Weblogic settings for the purpose of the installation of Endeca Studio 8. Deploy the Endeca Studio application (the presentation layer) 9. Install Integrator (the ETL component) 10. Done
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INSTALLING ORACLE ENDECA INFORMATION DESCOVERY 3.0 ON
WINDOWS 64 BIT MACHINE
software do we need :
1. Oracle Endeca Server (7.5.1.0) from edelivery
2. Oracle Endeca Information Discovery Studio (3.0) for WebLogic from edelivery
3. Oracle Endeca Information Discovery Integrator (3.0) from edelivery
4. JDK version 6
5. Oracle Weblogic Server 11gR1
6. ADF Runtime
When you've downloaded these components you are ready to go. Perhaps first a brief summary
of the steps we will do during this install, so you will not loose the overview:
1. Install the JDK (needed for the application server)
2. Install Weblogic Server (the application server)
3. Install the ADF Runtime software (some additional middletier components needed for a
succesful Endeca Server deployment)
4. Install the Endeca Server software (the analytical search database)
5. Create a Weblogic Domain for the Endeca Server
6. Create a Weblogic Domain for Endeca Studio
7. Update some Weblogic settings for the purpose of the installation of Endeca Studio
8. Deploy the Endeca Studio application (the presentation layer)
9. Install Integrator (the ETL component)
10. Done
1. Install the JDK
I use the jRockit, but the Sun JDK has similar steps. To install the jRockit JDK just start the
setup.exe. Click <Next> on the first screen and on the second screen enter a path. DO NOT USE
SPACES!
Click <Next>. On the next page make no selections and click <Next> again. Then you are asked
if you want to install the JRE as well. It is not necessary, but if you say Yes and <Next> then you
are asked for a path again. Enter a different path then the previous one and click <Next>. jRockit
will be installed.
2. Install Weblogic Server
To install Weblogic Server execute the download wls1036_generic.jar with the JDK. Go to the
directory with wls1036_generic.jar and type:
<JDK Path>\bin\java -jar wls1036_generic.jar
Like:
The installer will start. On the Welcome screen Click <Next>.
Then select 'Create a newMiddleware Home' and enter a path where to install (I entered:
d:\oracle\oeid30\fmw):
Click <Next>.
Then I try with minimum clicks :-) to make clear to the software that I do not want to be notified
of updates by clicking:
CLICK NEXT
CLICK YES
CLICK YES
On the next screen put a check at "I wish to remain uninformed ..." and click <Continue>.
Then choose a Custom install and click <Next>.
On the next screen uncheck Oracle Coherence and click <Next>.
The just installed JDK should be checked on the screen: .
click <Next>.
Then enter a path for the installation directory:
Click <Next>. Choose not to install the Nodemanager:
Now we need to create a Weblogic Domain for the Endeca Server software. To do so, open a
command prompt (of course you can also use Windows Explorer, but I like the command line, if
something goes wrong ...) and go to the directory: <Weblogic Middleware
Home>\wlserver_10.3\common\bin (for my environment:
d:\oracel\oeid30\fmw\wlserver_10.3\common\bin). Type there: config.cmd
On the appearing screen choose: Create a new Weblogic domain. Click <Next>. Then select
"Oracle Endeca Server - 7.5.1.0". The second check ("Oracle JRF") comes for free:
Click <Next>.
Enter a Domain name (mine: endecaserver_domain) and leave the Domain location untouched:
Click <Next>. On the next screen you enter the username and password for the administrator of
the domain:
Click <Next>. Choose Production Mode and see that the right JDK already has been checked:
Click <Next>. No optional configuration. Click <Next>. Click <Create>. After 30 seconds the
domain has been created. Click <Done>.
You can verify your install of the Endeca Server. Start the Endeca Server Domain by executing: <Weblogic Middleware Home>\user_projects\domains\<endeca server domain