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Install Webogic Commerce Servers Now! The BEA WebLogic Commerce Servers product family includes the Personalization Server and the Commerce Server Components. The following topics explain system requirements, migration issues in moving from WLCS 1.7 to 2.0.1, installation procedures, and post-install configuration tasks. Get started now using the WebLogic Commerce Servers to create your eCommerce Web presence!

Preparing to Install WebLogic Commerce Servers

What's new in WebLogic Commerce Servers

Migration Issues

Overview of System Requirements

Platforms

Memory

Servers

Databases

Recommended Installation Order

Installing BEA WebLogic Commerce Servers

Licensing WebLogic Commerce Servers

How WebLogic Commerce Servers licensing works

How to reinstall the WebLogicCommerceLicense.xml file by hand

Installation Instructions on Windows NT

Installation Instructions on UNIX

Installation Notes

Where to Go Next

WebLogic Commerce Servers Configuration

Configuring Startup Files

Configuring Properties Files

Using the Cloudscape database with WLCS

Using an Oracle database with WLCS

Setting properties in the weblogic.properties file

Setting the listen port

Setting the password

Setting the document root

Deploying EJBs

Setting up connection pools

Setting up servlets and new portals

Setting up the security realm for user management

Setting properties in the weblogiccommerce.properties file

Setting up internal values

Setting up portals

Setting up the RDBMS Realm

Setting up user management tables

Setting up documentation name and location

Setting Up an Oracle Database

Recreating the Cloudscape Database

Setting Up the Reference Implementation
Document Management System (DMS)

Installing and Configuring the WLCS/Interwoven TeamSite Interface

Installing and Configuring Documentum

Documentum bean environment variables

Example Applications

Example Applications

Portal Reference Implementation Notes

Login

User/Group Creation

Default DB Realm

Third Party Realms

Caching Properties

Repository Considerations

Setting up a portal

exampleportal Service Manager Entry

Migrating to WLCS 2.0.1

Portal Data Migration

Portlet definition

Portal definition

Personalization

Migrating Users

User Identification

Moving Users

Unique User Ids

Migrating Groups

Group Identification

Moving Groups

Unique Group Ids

Group-User Hierarchies

Properties and Property Sets

JSP Migration

Sample Tables

Retired Tags

New Tags

<um:login>

<um:getprofile>

<um:getproperty>

<um:setproperty>

<um:removeproperty>

<um:createuser>