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Installing Oracle Java CAPS Domains and Runtime Components Java CAPS Documentation |
Java CAPS Domain and Runtime Installation
Creating a New Java CAPS Domain
To Create a New Java CAPS Domain
Installing a Java CAPS Runtime on a New Domain
To Install Runtime Components on a New Domain
Adding the New Domain to NetBeans
To Add the New Domain to NetBeans
Installing Java CAPS JBI Runtime Components on a Stand-Alone GlassFish Instance
To Install JBI Runtime Components on a Stand-Alone GlassFish Server
Installing Java CAPS JBI Components on a New Domain
To Install JBI Components on a New Domain From the Admin Console
To Install JBI Components on a New Domain From NetBeans
To Install JBI Components on a New Domain From the Command Line
The Java CAPS runtime pieces are automatically installed with a complete Java CAPS installation. During this installation, a domain named domain1 is automatically created with its own runtime. You can create additional domains in GlassFish, but these domains will not include the Java CAPS runtime components. You need to install the runtime pieces for new domains manually.
The steps required to create a complete Java CAPS domain include creating the physical domain using asadmin commands and then installing the Java CAPS runtime framework. You also need to add the new domain to NetBeans so you can work with and configure the components from the IDE, and install the Java CAPS JBI components on the new domain. To finalize the installation, you need to configure the JVM options for the new domain, and you can optionally install the ETL Monitor to monitor Data Integrator projects. The JBI components can be installed from the command line, GlassFish Admin Console, or NetBeans IDE; all three methods are documented here.