Oracle UCM 11g Installation

Oracle UCM 11g Installation

Installation involves the following four sections:

Installation of Weblogic Server Repository Creation Utility (RCU) Installation of the ECM home Installation and configuration of the UCM domain

Environment consists of:

Oracle Enterprise Linux 5 - Update 4 Oracle Database 11gR2

For a list of the lates supported operating systems, databases and other third-party applications, please refer to the UCM certification matrix at:

http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/content-management/downloads.html

Install WebLogic Server

1. Run oepe111130_wls1032_linux32.bin

2. Click Next

3. Select a Middleware directory (/u01/oracle/fmw)4. Click Next5. Select or deselect Security Update notice.

6. Select Typical installation

7. Click Next

8. Choose Product Installation Directories9. Click Next

10. Click Next

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11. Select Run Quick Start12. Click Done

Run the Repository Creation Utility (RCU). This will create the database tablespace, schema tables, etc.

1. From the rcuHome directory, run /bin/rcu

2. Click Next

3. Click Next

4. Enter all information for the database

5. Click Next

6. Click OK

7. Select or create a Prefix8. Select the appropriate schemas. In this case Oracle Content Server under the ECM_SUITE

selection.9. Click Next

10. Click OK

11. Enter and confirm a password for the schema users12. Click Next

13. Click Next

14. Click OK

15. Click OK.

16. Click Create

17. When complete, click Close

Install the ECM home - this will install the binaries for all the ECM products within the Fusion Middleware Home.

In order to run the next installer, you need to point to an existing jdk/jre location. You can use the one from Middleware Home

1. Pint the jdk/jre location

2. Run the installer, pointing to the jdk/jre location

3. Click Next

4. Click Next

5. Click Next

6. Click Install

7. When you receive the Installation Successful message, Click Next

8. Click Finish

Create the UCM domain

1. From Middleware Home, Run /Oracle_ECM_1/common/bin/config.sh

2. Select Create a new Weblogic Domain3. Click Next

4. Select the appropriate items. Here we are selecting the Content Server and the Inbound Refinery

5. Click Next

6. Enter a Domain name.7. Click Next

8. Enter a User Name 9. Enter and confirm a password10. Click Next

11. Confirm the Available JDKs and Click Next

12. Select UCM Schema and enter the appropriate database information.

13. Click Next

14. Confirm "Test Successful" and click Next.

15. Click Next

16. Click Create

17. When complete, click Done.18. Once the domain has been created, a configuration change for the memory needs to be made.19. From the /user_projects/domains/ucm_domain/bin/ directory, run

vi setDomainEnv.sh to edit the file20. Add the following lines below the variable section.

USER_MEM_ARGS="-Xms2m5m -Xmx1024m -XX:CompileThreshold=8000 -XX:PermSize=128m -XX:MaxPermSize=1024m"export USER_MEM_ARGS

COMMON_COMPONETS_HOME="/u01/oracle/fmw/oracle_commonexport COMMON_COMPONENTS_HOME:2

21. Set the WLS admin user and password to the start script so that it does not prompt for it during startupvi startWebLogic.sh

22. Start the WebLogic Server

23. The message "Server started in RUNNING mode" indicates the WLS server has started

24. Next, start the UCM server: bin/startManagedWebLogic.sh UCM_server1

25. "Server started in RUNNING mode" indicates the server has started

26. Open a browser and access the UCM home page: http://localhost:16200/cs

27. Enter the User Name and Password28. Click Sign In29. After logging in for the first time, you are presented with some configuration settings.

30. Enter the Server Socket Port31. Enter the Web Server HTTP/HTTPs Address 32. Enter a Server Instance Name and Label. Note: The Instance Name is given a unique name base

on the IP and port. This is to ensure it is different than the other UCM instances. If you decide to change it, make sure it is still unique in your environment, to ensure proper migration of content between environments.

33. Enable Is Auto Number Enabled, and enter an Auto Prefix Number34. Set FullText Search Option to "Internal"35. Click Submit

36. Press Ctrl C in the terminal window to stop the UCM server.37. Restart the UCM server.38. Access the UCM home page

39. Click Login

40. Enter the User Name and Password41. Click Sign In

Now that we've stated and configured the Content Server, we'll do the same for the Inbound Refinery.

42. Open a new Terminal window.43. From /u01/oracle/fmw/user_projects/domains/ucm_domain/ run

bin/startManagedWebLogic.sh IBR_server1

44. "Server started in RUNNING mode" indicates the IBR server has started.45. Access the IBR server at: http://localhost:1621/ibr

46. Enter User Name and Password47. Click Sign In

48. After the first login, you will be presented an Inbound Refinery Coniguration page.49. Enter the Web Server HTTP/HTTPS Address50. Enter the Server Instance Name51. Enter the Server Label52. Enter the Server Instance Description53. Click Submit54. Restart the IBR Server55. Access the IBR Home page56. Login

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