Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Installing the Hype called Oracle SOA Suite 11g -Part III

After the installation is complete you must configure the components
Go to SOA_ORACLE_HOME, E:\OraMiddleware\OracleSOA\common\bin and run the config.cmd file, with –log option

>config.cmd –log=E:\config.log

For the fresh install, create a new Weblogic Domain 

 

Select Oracle SOA Suite, Enterprise Manager and BAM, the dependent products are selected automatically
 

Specify domain name of choice, we gave “soadev”

 

Provide the username and password for the administrator, username:weblogic, password:welcome1
 

Configure the server start mode as Development Mode, using SUN SDK

 

Select all the component schemas, and provide the Oracle SID Name, in our case it is orcl11g and the host name as “wbi”. 
The screen looks as the snapshot below:

 

Now deselect all the component schema, except BAM Schema. Now here you need to provide the “Schema Owner Name” and “Schema Password” as you provided in Step 4 of 7 of the RCU. Refer to the snapshots in RCU document.
 
Repeat this for all other component schemas. This would give you the following:

  
Deselect all, and move to next screen. This starts testing the connections –

 

Acquire the test result,

 

Since we would like to go with default options, we would not select any option on the screen below.

  

The important ports to remember are :

Admin Server: 7001

BAM server:8001

SOA Server:9001


  
  


Now click create, it would create the domains, 

  

Once finished, you should be ready to go –

  
Click Done and dismiss the screen, your Oracle SOA Suite is now installed fully.


Now to start the SOA and BAM server, first start the weblogic server,

Open the command window, traverse to the Domain Location, specified in the Create Domain screen.

E:\OraMiddleware\user_projects\domains\soadev\bin> startWebLogic.cmd 

Ensure the WLS is up, using http://localhost:7001 and http://localhost.7001/em

Once WLS is up and running, To start the SOA Server, type in the command
E:\OraMiddleware\user_projects\domains\soadev\bin>startManagedWebLogic.cmd soa_server1

Check if SOA server is up using
http://wbi:8001/integration/worklistapp
http://wbi:8001/b2b

To start the BAM server,
E:\OraMiddleware\user_projects\domains\soadev\bin>startManagedWebLogic.cmd bam_server1
Check the BAM server, http://wbi:9001/OracleBAM

This would ensure that your Oracle 11g SOA Suite is up and running. Happy Programming.



1 comment:

Andrea said...

Installing the Oracle SOA suite is a very long process. By following your post I did the whole installation at my own and without any difficulty but it was quite hectic. I must say that you have listed all the major steps and even the basic one. Thanks.
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