This chapter describes how to install the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer 10.3.
To install the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer:
Oracle Inventory contains files that provide the Oracle Universal Installer with the locations of the ORACLE_HOME directories on a particular machine. For Oracle Inventory to function properly, the user that installs Oracle WebCenter Analytics must have access rights to the directories that contain Oracle Inventory’s files. This section describes how to run the ouais.sh shell script, which sets user and group access rights for these directories.
Note: | You do not need to perform this procedure if you are installing Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer on Windows. |
Note: | If you are installing Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer on Unix operating systems, you do not need to perform this procedure if, as the same user that is installing Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer, you have already installed at least one of the following products on the same machine on which you are installing Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer: |
To grant user and group access rights to Oracle Inventory directories:
This script is located in the same location as the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer installer file.
As arguments to the script, specify the user and group that will be running the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer installer. For example, you would use the following command to run the ouais.sh script from the root shell:
./ouais.sh -u <oracleuser> -g <oraclegroup>
The ouais.sh script creates the Oracle Inventory directory if it did not exist before you ran the script. Additionally, the script grants user and group ownership to the directories that contain the files that are used by Oracle Inventory.
This section describes how to install the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer components. The Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer has two components: The main Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer service and an Image Service component. The Image Service component must be installed on the Oracle WebCenter Interaction Image Service.
Launch the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer installer appropriate for your platform:
Note: | The installer is a graphical, X-Windows client when run in interactive mode. If you are running the installer on a remote terminal, verify you DISPLAY is set appropriately. |
Note: | For Unix installations, you must run the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer installer as the user that you specified in the procedure Granting User and Group Access Rights to Oracle Inventory Directories (Unix). You specified a user who will run the product installer as an argument to the ouais.sh script. |
The following table describes the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer installer wizard pages. The installer wizard pages that appear may vary based on your configuration choices. If the installer setting does not apply to your configuration, the installer does not display the wizard page.
This section describes how to the start the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer.
The Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer service is started and stopped using the Windows service manager. To start the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer service:
The Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer daemon is started and stopped using a shell script. To start the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer daemon:
The Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer server package creates a Remote Server and a Web Service object for the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer.
In Oracle WebCenter Interaction, import the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer server package. The server package is:
install_dir/ptwsrp/<version>/serverpackages/WSRPConsumerWebService.pte
For details on importing server packages into your portal, see the Oracle WebCenter Interaction online help.
You can verify your installation by navigating to the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer status page. To do this, navigate to
using a browser. The following message is displayed:
Oracle WebCenter Interaction WSRP Consumer 1.1 is started.
Note: | The default port is 21020. |
You can further verify the Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer by creating a WSRP portlet. For details, see Creating a WSRP Portlet in Oracle WebCenter Interaction.