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5 Silent and Non-Interactive Installation

This chapter guides you through the silent and non-interactive installation of Oracle9i Application Server. Instructions provided here supersede the instructions provided in the Oracle9i Application Server Installation Guide. The topics include:

5.1 Introduction

Oracle9iAS features two non-interacting methods of installation:

5.1.1 Silent Installation

Silent installation of Oracle9iAS is accomplished by supplying the Oracle Universal Installer with a response file and specifying the -silent flag on the command line.

The installer uses the variables and parameter values contained in the response file to provide answers to all of the installer prompts. You include responses for all of the installer prompts in the response file. Silent installation displays no graphical output.

If this is a first time installation of Oracle9iAS, you must create two files before starting. These files are used by Oracle Universal Installer during the installation. File creation is described in Section 5.3, "Preinstallation".

Following installation of Oracle9iAS, you need to run the root.sh script. The root.sh script detects settings of environmental variables and allows you to enter the full path of the local bin directory.

Additionally, you need to execute the following command following installation of Oracle9iAS Infrastructure:

ORACLE_HOME/opmn/bin/opmnctl startproc type=ohs

Use silent installation of Oracle9iAS when there are similar installations on more than one computer. Additionally, use silent install when performing the Oracle9iAS installation from a remote location using the command line. Silent installation eliminates the need to monitor the Oracle9iAS installation because there is no graphical output and no input by the user.


See Also:

"DISPLAY" in the Oracle9i Application Server Installation Guide for more information about remote installation.

5.1.2 Non-Interactive Installation

Non-interactive installation of Oracle9iAS is also accomplished by supplying the Oracle Universal Installer with a response file but without specifying the -silent flag on the command line. The installer uses the variables and parameter values contained in this text file to provide answers to some or all of the installer user prompts. There is graphical output and if you have not provided responses to all of the installer prompts, you may need to enter information during the installation.

If this is a first time installation of Oracle9iAS, you must create two files before starting. These files are used by Oracle Universal Installer during the installation. File creation is described in Section 5.3, "Preinstallation".

Following installation of Oracle9iAS, you need to run the root.sh script. The root.sh script detects settings of environmental variables and allows you to enter the full path of the local bin directory.

Additionally, you need to execute the following command following installation of Oracle9iAS Infrastructure:

ORACLE_HOME/opmn/bin/opmnctl startproc type=ohs

Use non-interactive installation of Oracle9iAS when there are specific screens you want to observe during installation. Additionally, you can use non-interactive installation when performing the Oracle9iAS installation from a remote location using the command line.


See Also:

"DISPLAY" in the Oracle9i Application Server Installation Guide for more information about remote installation.

5.2 Requirements

For a complete list of installation requirements, refer to Chapter 2, "Getting Started" in the Oracle9i Application Server Installation Guide.

5.3 Preinstallation

If the oraInst.loc and emtab files do not exist on your computer, you need to create them before starting the silent and non-interactive installation of Oracle9iAS. The emtab file is required for installation of Oracle9iAS Infrastructure only.

These two files are typically stored in the /var/opt/oracle/ directory. They are used by the Oracle Universal Installer during installation.

As the root user, create the oraInst.loc file in the /var/opt/oracle/ directory. The oracle group is the group performing the installation.

Enter the following line of text in the orainst.loc file:

inventory_loc=/full_path/oui_inventory

The oraInst.loc file specifies inventory_loc location for inventory files. If the oraInst.loc file is not located in your Oracle home, make sure the file has read and write permission for the oracle group.


Create the emtab file in the /var/opt/oracle/ directory. Make sure the file has read and write permission for the oracle group.

Enter the following line of text in the emtab file:

DEFAULT=/full_path/ORACLE_HOME

5.4 Create the Response File

Before silent or non-interactive installation you must provide information specific to your installation. The following sections list the parameters for Oracle9iAS installations:

5.4.1 All Oracle9iAS Installations

The following parameters can be used for all Oracle9iAS installation response files:

UNIX_GROUP_NAME="dba"
FROM_LOCATION="/mount_point/Disk1/stage/products.jar"
FROM_LOCATION_CD_LABEL="Oracle9i Application Server #.#.#.#.#"
LOCATION_FOR_DISK2="/mount_point/Disk2"
LOCATION_FOR_DISK3="/mount_point/Disk3"
LOCATION_FOR_DISK4="/mount_point/Disk4"
ORACLE_HOME="/local_location/oracle"
ORACLE_HOME=ORACLE_HOME
SHOW_SPLASH_SCREEN=true
SHOW_WELCOME_PAGE=false
SHOW_COMPONENT_LOCATIONS_PAGE=false
SHOW_CUSTOM_TREE_PAGE=false
SHOW_SUMMARY_PAGE=false
SHOW_INSTALL_PROGRESS_PAGE=true
SHOW_REQUIRED_CONFIG_TOOL_PAGE=false
SHOW_OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOL_PAGE=false
SHOW_RELEASE_NOTES=false
SHOW_ROOTSH_CONFIRMATION=false
SHOW_END_SESSION_PAGE=false
SHOW_EXIT_CONFIRMATION=false
NEXT_SESSION=false
NEXT_SESSION_ON_FAIL=false
SHOW_DEINSTALL_CONFIRMATION=false
SHOW_DEINSTALL_PROGRESS=true


Note:

The LOCATION_FOR_DISK parameters are not required for Oracle9iAS Developer Kits installation.

5.4.2 Specific Oracle9iAS Installations

The following sections list the parameter values for specific Oracle9iAS installations:

  • Oracle9iAS Infrastructure Installation: Configure Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On

  • Oracle9iAS Infrastructure Installation: Configure Oracle Internet Directory and use an existing Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On

  • Oracle9iAS Infrastructure Installation: Use an existing Oracle Internet Directory and configure Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On

  • Oracle9iAS Infrastructure Install: Use existing Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On

  • Oracle9iAS Developer Kits Installation

  • J2EE and Web Cache Installation without Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On

  • J2EE and Web Cache Installation with Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On

  • Portal and Wireless Installation

  • Business Intelligence and Forms Installation

  • Unified Messaging Installation

5.4.2.1 Oracle9iAS Infrastructure: Configure Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On

[oracle.iappserver.infrastructure_#.#.#.#.#]
vali_number=0
OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS={"configtool1" , "configtool2" , "configtool22" ,
"configtool4" , "configtool5"}
SHOW_IAS_COMPONENT_CONFIG_PAGE=false
b_configureOID=true
b_configureSSO=true
b_launchEMCA=true
[oracle.iappserver.iappdialog_#.#.#.#.#]
szl_InstanceInformation={"iASInstanceName", "iASInfrastructureInstancePassword",
"iASInfrastructureInstancePassword"}
nValidationInstanceInfo=0
nValidationOID=0
[oracle.assistants.dbca_#.#.#.#.#]
s_dbRetChoice="database_characterset_choice"
s_dbRetChar="database_characterset"
[oracle.oid.oidca_#.#.#.#.#]
s_silentinstallflag="1" 

5.4.2.2 Oracle9iAS Infrastructure: Configure Oracle Internet Directory

[oracle.iappserver.infrastructure_#.#.#.#.#]
vali_number=0
OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS={"configtool1", "configtool2", "configtool3", "configtool4",
"configtool5"}
SHOW_IAS_COMPONENT_CONFIG_PAGE=false
b_configureOID=true
b_configureSSO=false
b_launchEMCA=true
[oracle.iappserver.iappdialog_#.#.#.#.#] 
szl_InstanceInformation={"iASInstanceName", "iASInfrastructureInstancePassword",
"iASInfrastructureInstancePassword"}
nValidationInstanceInfo=0
nValidationOID=0
[oracle.assistants.dbca_#.#.#.#.#]
s_dbRetChoice="database_characterset_choice"
s_dbRetChar="database_characterset" 
[oracle.oid.oidca_#.#.#.#.#]
s_silentinstallflag="1" 

5.4.2.3 Oracle9iAS Infrastructure: Use an Existing Oracle Internet Directory and Configure Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On

[oracle.iappserver.infrastructure_#.#.#.#.#]
vali_number=0
OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS={"configtool1", "configtool2", "configtool22",
"configtool4", "configtool5"}
SHOW_IAS_COMPONENT_CONFIG_PAGE=false
b_configureOID=false
b_configureSSO=true
b_launchEMCA=true
[oracle.iappserver.iappdialog_#.#.#.#.#]
szl_OIDUserOutput={"oid_hostname.domain", "oid_port", "cn=orcladmin",
"oid_password"}
szl_InstanceInformation={"iASInstanceName", "iASInfrastructureInstancePassword",
"iASInfrastructureInstancePassword"}
nValidationInstanceInfo=0
nValidationOID=0
[oracle.assistants.dbca_#.#.#.#.#]
s_dbRetChoice="database_characterset_choice"
s_dbRetChar="database_characterset"
[oracle.oid.oidca_#.#.#.#.#]
s_silentinstallflag="1"

5.4.2.4 Oracle9iAS Infrastructure: Use an Existing Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On

[oracle.iappserver.infrastructure_#.#.#.#.#]
vali_number=0
OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS={"configtool1", "configtool2", "configtool22",
"configtool4", "configtool5"}
SHOW_IAS_COMPONENT_CONFIG_PAGE=false
b_configureOID=false
b_configureSSO=false
b_launchEMCA=true
[oracle.iappserver.iappdialog_#.#.#.#.#]
szl_SSOUserOutput={"sso_hostname.domain", "sso_port", "cn=orcladmin",
"sso_password"}
szl_OIDUserOutput={"oid_hostname.domain", "oid_port", "cn=orcladmin",
"oid_password"}
szl_InstanceInformation={"iASInstanceName", "iASInfrastructureInstancePassword",
"iASInfrastructureInstancePassword"}
nValidationInstanceInfo=0
nValidationOID=0
[oracle.assistants.dbca_#.#.#.#.#]
s_dbRetChoice="database_characterset_choice"
s_dbRetChar="database_characterset"
[oracle.oid.oidca_#.#.#.#.#]
s_silentinstallflag="1"

5.4.2.5 Oracle9iAS Developer Kits

[oracle.iappserver.iappdialog_#.#.#.#.#]
szl_InstanceInformation={"iASInstanceName", "iASInstancePassword",
"iASInstancePassword"}
nValidationInstanceInfo=0

5.4.2.6 J2EE and Web Cache Without Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On

[oracle.iappserver.iapptop_#.#.#.#.#]
szl_InstanceInformation={"iASInstanceName", "iASInstancePassword",
"iASInstancePassword"}
b_configureCalypso=true
SSOselectStatus="N"
SHOW_IAS_COMPONENT_CONFIG_PAGE=false
nValidationOID=0
nValidationInstanceInfo=0
nValidationCoreSSO=0

5.4.2.7 J2EE and Web Cache With Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On

[oracle.iappserver.iapptop_#.#.#.#.#]
OIDport="oid_port"
OIDhost="oid_hsotname.domain"
szl_OIDUserOutput={"cn=orcladmin", "oid_password"}
szl_InstanceInformation={"iASInstanceName", "iASInfrastructureInstancePassword",
"iASInfrastructureInstancePassword"}
b_configureCalypso=true
SSOselectStatus="Y"
SSOport="sso_hostname.domain"
SSOhost="sso_port"
SHOW_IAS_COMPONENT_CONFIG_PAGE=false
nValidationOID=0
nValidationInstanceInfo=0
nValidationCoreSSO=0


Note:

The Oracle9iAS Infrastructure ORACLE_HOME/install/portlist.ini file shows port assignments.

5.4.2.8 Portal and Wireless

[oracle.iappserver.iapptop_#.#.#.#.#]
SSOhost="sso_hostname.domain"
SSOport="sso_port"
OIDhost="oid_hsotname.domain"
OIDport="oid_port"
szl_SSOUserOutput={"sso_hostname.domain", "sso_port", "cn=orcladmin",
"sso_password"}
szl_RepositoryUserInput={"inf_hostname:inf_dbport:inf_SID:inf_GlobalDBName"}
szl_OIDUserOutput={"cn=orcladmin", "oid_password"}
szl_InstanceInformation={"iASInstanceName", "iASInfrastructureInstancePassword",
"iASInfrastructureInstancePassword"}
b_launchInfrastructureUse=true
b_configureWireless=true
b_configurePortal=true
b_configureCalypso=true
SHOW_IAS_COMPONENT_CONFIG_PAGE=false
nValidationOID=0
nValidationSSO=0
nValidationInstanceInfo=0
[oracle.webdb_#_#_#_#_#]
silent=true


Note:

The Oracle9iAS Infrastructure ORACLE_HOME/install/portlist.ini file shows port assignments.

5.4.2.9 Business Intelligence and Forms

[oracle.iappserver.iapptop_#.#.#.#.#]
SSOhost="sso_hostname.domain"
SSOport="sso_port"
OIDhost="oid_hostname.domain"
OIDport="oid_port"
szl_SSOUserOutput={"sso_hostname.domain", "sso_port", "cn=orcladmin",
"sso_password"}
szl_RepositoryUserInput={"inf_hostname:inf_dbport:inf_SID:inf_GlobalDBName"}
szl_OIDUserOutput={"cn=orcladmin", "oid_password"}
szl_InstanceInformation={"iASInstanceName", "iASInfrastructureInstancePassword",
"iASInfrastructureInstancePassword"}
b_reportsStartup=true
b_launchInfrastructureUse=true
b_formsStartup=true
b_configureWireless=true
b_configurePortal=true
b_configurePersonalization=true
b_configureDisco=true
b_configureClickstream=true
b_configureCalypso=true
SHOW_IAS_COMPONENT_CONFIG_PAGE=false
nValidationOID=0
nValidationSSO=0
nValidationInstanceInfo=0
[oracle.webdb_#_#_#_#_#]
silent=true
[oracle.developer.reports.iasconfig_#_#_#_#_#]
mailServerName="mailservername"


Note:

The Oracle9iAS Infrastructure ORACLE_HOME/install/portlist.ini file shows port assignments.

5.4.2.10 Unified Messaging

[oracle.iappserver.iapptop_#.#.#.#.#]
SSOhost="sso_hostname.domain"
SSOport="sso_port"
OIDhost="oid_hsotname.domain"
OIDport="oid_port"
szl_SSOUserOutput={"sso_hostname.domain" , "sso_port" , "cn=orcladmin" ,
"sso_password"}
szl_RepositoryUserInput={"inf_hostname:inf_dbport:inf_SID:inf_GlobalDBName"}
szl_OIDUserOutput={"cn=orcladmin" , "oid_password"}
szl_InstanceInformation={"iASInstanceName" , "iASInfrastructureInstancePassword",
"iASInfrastructureInstancePassword"}
b_reportsStartup=true
b_launchInfrastructureUse=true
b_formsStartup=true
b_configureWireless=true
b_configureUM=true
b_configurePortal=true
b_configurePersonalization=true
b_configureDisco=true
b_configureClickstream=true
b_configureCalypso=true
SHOW_IAS_COMPONENT_CONFIG_PAGE=false
nValidationOID=0
nValidationSSO=0
nValidationInstanceInfo=0
[oracle.webdb_#_#_#_#_#]
silent=true
[oracle.developer.reports.iasconfig_#_#_#_#_#]
mailServerName="mailservername"


Note:

The Oracle9iAS Infrastructure ORACLE_HOME/install/portlist.ini file shows port assignments.

5.5 Start the Installation

To make the installer use the response file at install time, follow the same steps to launch the installer, but specify the location of the response file that you wish to use as a parameter when starting the installer.

To perform a non-interactive installation session:

prompt> setenv DISPLAY ias_hostname:0.0
prompt> ./runInstaller -responseFile absolute_path_and_filename

To perform a completely silent installation session, use the -silent parameter:

prompt> setenv DISPLAY ias_hostname:0.0
prompt> ./runInstaller -silent -responseFile absolute_path_and_filename


See Also:

Section 2.6.4, "Starting Oracle Universal Installer" in the Oracle9i Application Server Installation Guide

5.6 Postinstallation

The success or failure of the non-interactive and silent installations is logged in the installActions.log file.Additionally, the silent installation creates the silentInstall.log file. The log files are created in the oraInventory directory during installation.

The silentInstall.log file contains the following line if your installation was successful:

The installation of Oracle9iAS <Installation Type> was successful.

The installActions.log file contains specific information for each Oracle9iAS installation. The following sections show information specific to each Oracle9iAS installation:

5.6.1 Oracle9iAS Infrastructure

The installActions.log file contains the following information for successful Oracle9iAS Infrastructure installation:

Configuration tool Java Security Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle Net Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool HTTP Server Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle Database Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Internet Directory Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Infrastructure Schema Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Infrastructure Instance Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle9i Application Server randomize Password succeeded
Configuration tool OC4J Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool BC4J Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Clickstream Collector Agent Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Single Sign-On Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Enterprise Manager Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Infrastructure mod_osso Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle9iAS Instance Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OC4J Instance Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OPMN Configuration Assistant - start OPMN succeeded
Configuration tool OPMN Configuration Assistant - start DAS Instance succeeded
Configuration tool Enterprise Manager Web Site Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool DCM Repository Backup Assistant succeeded


Note:

Enterprise Manager Web Site Configuration Assistant and DCM Repository Backup Assistant success messages appear for first time installation of Oracle9iAS

5.6.2 J2EE and Web Cache without Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On

The installActions.log file contains the following information for successful J2EE and Web Cache without Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On installation:

Configuration tool Java Security Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool HTTP Server Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OC4J Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool BC4J Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Clickstream Collector Agent Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle9iAS Web Cache Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle9iAS Instance Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OC4J Instance Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OPMN Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Enterprise Manager Web Site Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool DCM Repository Backup Assistant succeeded


Note:

Enterprise Manager Web Site Configuration Assistant and DCM Repository Backup Assistant success messages appear for first time installation of Oracle9iAS

5.6.3 J2EE and Web Cache with Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On

The installActions.log file contains the following information for successful J2EE and Web Cache with Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On installation:

Configuration tool Infrastructure Use Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Java Security Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool HTTP Server Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OC4J Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool BC4J Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Clickstream Collector Agent Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle9iAS Web Cache Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle9iAS Instance Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OC4J Instance Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OPMN Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Enterprise Manager Web Site Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool DCM Repository Backup Assistant succeeded


Note:

Enterprise Manager Web Site Configuration Assistant and DCM Repository Backup Assistant success messages appear for first time installation of Oracle9iAS

5.6.4 Portal and Wireless

The installActions.log file contains the following information for successful Portal and Wireless installation:

Configuration tool Infrastructure Use Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Java Security Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool HTTP Server Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OC4J Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool BC4J Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Clickstream Collector Agent Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle9iAS Web Cache Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle9iAS Instance Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OC4J Instance Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OPMN Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Enterprise Manager Web Site Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool DCM Repository Backup Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle Net Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Portal Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Wireless Configuration Assistant succeeded


Note:

Enterprise Manager Web Site Configuration Assistant and DCM Repository Backup Assistant success messages appear for first time installation of Oracle9iAS

5.6.5 Business Intelligence and Forms

The installActions.log file contains the following information for successful Business Intelligence and Forms installation:

Configuration tool Infrastructure Use Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Java Security Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool HTTP Server Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OC4J Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool BC4J Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Clickstream Collector Agent Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle9iAS Web Cache Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle9iAS Instance Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OC4J Instance Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OPMN Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Enterprise Manager Web Site Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool DCM Repository Backup Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle Net Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Portal Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Wireless Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Personalization Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Forms Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Reports Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Discoverer Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Clickstream Configuration Assistant succeeded


Note:

Enterprise Manager Web Site Configuration Assistant and DCM Repository Backup Assistant success messages appear for first time installation of Oracle9iAS.

5.6.6 Unified Messaging

The installActions.log file contains the following information for successful Unified Messaging installation:

Configuration tool Infrastructure Use Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Java Security Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool HTTP Server Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OC4J Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool BC4J Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Clickstream Collector Agent Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle9iAS Web Cache Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle9iAS Instance Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OC4J Instance Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool OPMN Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Enterprise Manager Web Site Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool DCM Repository Backup Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Oracle Net Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Portal Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Wireless Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Personalization Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Forms Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Reports Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Discoverer Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Clickstream Configuration Assistant succeeded
Configuration tool Unified Messaging Configuration Assistant succeeded


Note:

Enterprise Manager Web Site Configuration Assistant and DCM Repository Backup Assistant appear for first time installation of Oracle9iAS

5.7 Response File Parameter Definitions

The section describes the parameters used for silent and non-interactive installation.

UNIX_GROUP_NAME: The name of the UNIX group performing the installation.

FROM_LOCATION_CD_LABEL: Fill-in the value for this parameter if you are installing from a CD-ROM.

LOCATION_FOR_DISK#: Set this parameter for all Oracle9iAS installations except Oracle9iAS Developer Kits.

ORACLE_HOME: The ORACLE_HOME values must be unique to each Oracle9iAS installation.

SHOW Screens: For a silent installation leave these parameters at <Value Unspecified>. For a non-interactive installation, choose which screens will be seen (true) and not seen (false).

OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS: Choose the Oracle9iAS configuration tools you want to be run at the end of the install:

s_dbRetChoice: If you want to use the default database character set, leave this parameter at: <Value Unspecified>. Otherwise, specify one of the following strings:

s_dbRetChar: Set this parameter if you selected "Choose one of the common character sets" for s_dbRetChoice. Specify a recognized database character set. For example: WE8ISO8859P1, UTF8, US7ASCII or other database character set.

szl_OIDUserOutput: Set this parameter if you are pointing your Oracle9i Application Server or Oracle9iAS Infrastructure installation to an existing Oracle Internet Directory.

Add the following values for the Oracle9i Application Server installation:

Add the following values for the Oracle9iAS Infrastructure installation:

OIDport: The port used by your existing Oracle Internet Directory instance. Refer to the ORACLE_HOME/install/portlist.ini file in the Oracle9iAS Infrastructure Oracle home to find the actual port number. This value must match the value specified in the oid_port in szl_OIDUserOutput parameter.

OIDhost: The hostname and domain for your existing Oracle Internet Directory instance. This value must match the value specified in the oid_hostname.domain in szl_OIDUserOutput parameter.

szl_SSOUserOutput: Set this parameter if you are pointing your Oracle9i Application Server and Oracle9iAS Infrastructure installation to an existing Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On. Specify the following values:

Add the following values for the Oracle9i Application Server installation:

Add the following values for the Oracle9iAS Infrastructure installation:

SSOport: The port used by your existing Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On instance. Refer to the install/portlist.ini file in the Oracle9iAS Infrastructure Oracle home to find the actual port number. This value must match the value specified for sso_port in the szl_SSOUserOutput parameter.

SSOhost: The hostname and domain of your existing Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On instance. This value must match the value specified for sso_hostname.domain in the szl_SSOUserOutput parameter.

szl_InstanceInformation: Specify the following values:

szl_RepositoryUserInput: Set this parameter if you have more than one Oracle9iAS Infrastructure database registered in Oracle Internet Directory. In that case, specify the following values:

SSOselectStatus: Set this parameter for J2EE and Web Cache installation. Specify one of the following values:

b_configureOID: Use this boolean parameter to specify whether (true) or not (false) you wish to configure Oracle Internet Directory as part of this Oracle9iAS Infrastructure Install.

b_configureSSO: Use this boolean parameter to specify whether (true) or not (false) you wish to configure Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On as part of this Oracle9iAS Infrastructure Install.

b_launchEMCA: Use this boolean parameter to specify whether (true) or not (false) you want to launch the Oracle Enterprise Manager Configuration Assistant at the end of the installation.

b_launchInfrastructureUse: Use this boolean parameter to specify whether (true, by default) or not (false) you want to launch the Oracle9iAS Infrastructure Use Configuration Assistant at the end of the installation.

b_configureCalypso: Use this boolean parameter to specify whether (true, by default) or not (false) you want to launch the Oracle9iAS Web Cache Configuration Assistant at the end of the installation.

b_configurePortal: Use this boolean parameter to specify whether (true, by default) or not (false) you want to launch the Portal Configuration Assistant at the end of the installation.

b_configureWireless: Use this boolean parameter to specify whether (true, by default) or not (false) you want to launch the Wireless Configuration Assistant at the end of the installation.

b_configurePersonalization: Use this boolean parameter to specify whether (true, by default) or not (false) you want to launch the Personalization Configuration Assistant at the end of the installation.

b_configureDisco: Use this boolean parameter to specify whether (true, by default) or not (false) you want to launch the Discoverer Configuration Assistant at the end of the installation.

b_configureClickstream: Use this boolean parameter to specify whether (true, by default) or not (false) you want to launch the Clickstream Configuration Assistant at the end of the installation.

b_reportsStartup: Use this boolean parameter to specify whether (true, by default) or not (false) you want to launch the Reports Configuration Assistant at the end of the installation.

b_formsStartup: Use this boolean parameter to specify whether (true, by default) or not (false) you want to launch the Forms Configuration Assistant at the end of the installation.

b_configureUM: Use this boolean parameter to specify whether (true, by default) or not (false) you want to launch the Unified Messaging Configuration Assistant at the end of the installation.

mailServerName: Use this parameter to specify the Reports Mail Server Name for the installation.

Mandatory Settings: The following parameter values, where required, must be specified exactly as shown:

vali_number=0
SHOW_IAS_COMPONENT_CONFIG_PAGE=false
nValidationInstanceInfo=0
nValidationOID=0
nValidationCoreSSO=0
nValidationSSO=0
s_silentinstallflag="1"
silent=true