2012/02/04

SOA Suite Installation on Oracle Linux 5.7

Valentine's Day 2012 V
According to Oracle official web page currently the SOA Suite can be installed only on 32-bit JVM.
In this article, we will install WebLogic, RCU, SOA Suite and JDeveloper.

OS Package Installation

compat-db-4.1.25-9
sysstat-5.0.5-1

Kernel Parameters OS Resource Limitation

/etc/security/limits.conf
*    hard    nofile    4096
*    soft     nofile    4096
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Install WebLogic

In the Welcome windows, Next
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Select Create a new Middleware Home, and give the Middleware Home Directory, then Next
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opt out I wish to receive security updates via My Oracle Support, then Next
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Choose Typical as Install type, this will install WebLogic Server & Oracle Coherence, then Next
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Specify the directory of WebLogic Server and Oracle Coherence, then Next
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Review the Installation Summary, if no problem, then Next
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Installing
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opt out the Run Quickstart then Done
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Install RCU DB Schemas

In Welcome window, Next
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Choose Create, then Next
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Give the database connection information, then Next
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After the check, then OK
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Accept the default new Prefix DEV, opt-in the SOA and BPM Infrastructure, this will automatically opt-in Metadata Services under AS Common Schemas, then Next
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After the check again, then OK
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Give the password for all schemas, then Next
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Review the Tablespaces, then Next
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Because we do not have any tablespaces in previous review, so OK
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Tablespaces created, then OK
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Review the Summary, then Create
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Repository created, then Close
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Install SOA Suite

Give the JDK location under previous WebLogic Middleware Home
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Accepted the default. You should have a group named oinstall already. Then OK
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Need root privileges to run the createCentralInventory.sh
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Logon as root and go to the directory previous dialog specified run the createCentralInventory.sh
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Go back to the previous dialog, then OK
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In Welcome screen, Next
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Choose Skip Software Updates, then Next
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Make sure the Prerequisite Checks are all passed, then Next
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Specify the Oracle Middleware Home and accept the default name for Oracle Home Directory (this will be our DOMAIN_HOME), then Next
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Accept the WebLogic Server as Application Server, then Next
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Review the Installation Summary, then Install
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Installing
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Completed, then Next
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Installation Complete, Finish
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Configure SOA Suite

Under $DOMAIN_HOME/common/bin
./config.sh
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Choose Create a new WebLogic domain, then Next
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Check the following products, then Next
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Give the Domain name, Domain location, and Application location, then Next
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Give weblogic password, then Next
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Choose Development Mode and Sun SDK, then Next
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Check all the Component Schema, give the password (Created in RCU), and connection information, then Next
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All the Component Schema tested, then Next
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Check only Administration Server, then Next
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Use default value for Administration Server, then Next
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Review Configuration Summary then Create
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Creating New Domain
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Done
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Install JDeveloper

In the Welcome window, Next
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Choose Create a new Middleware Home, and give a new directory for JDeveloper, then Next
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Choose Complete as Install Type, then Next
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Confirm the directories are all right, then Next
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Review the Installation Summary, then Next
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JDeveloper installing...
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uncheck the Run Quickstart, then Done
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Install SOA Extension on JDeveloper

Choose Default Role when you first time run the JDeveloper, then OK
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Depends on you want to report your usuage to Oracle or not, then OK
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In menu Help > Check for Updates
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In Welcome window, Next
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Check Oracle Fusion Middleware Products and Official Oracle Extensions and Updates, then Next
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Check Oracle BPM Studio 11g and Oracle SOA Composite Editor, then Next
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The update is downloading...
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Extension installed, Finish
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Yes and restart the JDeveloper
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Appendix

cd $DOMAIN_HOME/bin
./startWebLogic.sh to start the SOA Platform
We will see the SOA Platform is running and accepting requests to know the server is ready.
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Browse yoursoaserverip:7001/console
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Logon as weblogic and password you specified previously, then Login
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We will see the server is ready, Yay!
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Reference Oracle SOA Suite 11g Installations Document

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