Installing Integrator on Linux

This topic describes how to install Integrator on a Linux client machine.

This procedure assumes that you have downloaded the Integrator installer for Linux.

To install Integrator on a Linux client:

  1. Determine where you will install the Integrator client. Verify that the target directory on which you plan to install has write permissions (is not read-only).

    For example, in this procedure, we assume that the target directory is /localdisk and that you have write permissions for it. If you do not set these permissions, the install script will not run.

  2. Run the Integrator installation script with a command similar to this example: 
    ./EID_3.0_Integrator_designer.sh --target /localdisk
  3. The copyright notice displays first. Scroll to the end of the copyright notice. When you reach the end of the notice, the installation begins.

    The installer displays a message that it is about to extract files in the specified directory. The installer also checks that the directory has enough available disk space, and that it can write to this directory. If these conditions are met, the installer proceeds with the installation and completes it. If they are not met, the installer issues an error and discontinues the installation.

The installation is finished when you see this confirmation message: 
Installation complete!
As a result of the installation, Integrator is installed in: 
Oracle/Endeca/Discovery/3.0.0/Integrator

To start Integrator, run the integrator executable file in the 3.0.0/Integrator directory.