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Using the Oracle Java CAPS 6.3 Installation CLI Java CAPS Documentation |
Using the Java CAPS 6.3 Installation CLI
Installing the JDK Software and Setting JAVA_HOME
To Install the JDK Software and Set JAVA_HOME on a UNIX System
To Install the JDK Software and Set JAVA_HOME on a Windows System
Creating the Configuration Properties File for Silent Installations
To Create the Properties File for a Command-Line Installation
Installing Java CAPS Silently Using CLI
To Install Java CAPS Silently Using CLI
Installing Java CAPS Using the CLI Console
To Install Java CAPS Components Using the Command Line Console
Enabling Oracle Advanced Queueing
To Create the Java CAPS Advanced Queue User
To Install Advanced Queueing Support After Installing Java CAPS
To Allow Enterprise Manager to Delete Advanced Queue Messages
Links to Additional Installation Information
Installing Additional Components
Starting and Stopping Java CAPS
Running Java CAPS as a Windows Service
If you did not install support for WebLogic JMS during the Java CAPS installation, you can install it from a command line any time after installing Java CAPS.
You can also use this procedure to install WebLogic JMS support on a new domain that you create after Java CAPS is installed.
create-wl --wlhost hostname --wlport portNumber--wlusername username --wlpassword password --wljmsservername JmsServerName --wljmsmodulename JmsModuleName --wlsubdeploymentname SubDeploymentName ModuleName
Tip - For complete information about running create-wl, type help create-wl from the asadmin command prompt.
Note - Running create-wl configures Enterprise Manager with a lifecycle module with the name specified at the end of the command. WebLogicMQ is prepended to the name you specify. You can modify the properties for the module from the GlassFish Admin Console on the Applications > Lifecycle Modules > ModuleName page. Running the command also copies the wlthint3client.jar file to the domain's \lib directory.