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Install and start the database
Install JDK for the application server
Install Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure (includes WebLogic Server)
Install Agile PLM application components: standalone application server and file manager.
The application server software for Agile PLM requires a 64-bit JDK be installed in order to perform the installation. Download and install a supported JDK from the downloads link on the Oracle Technology Network website.
The Agile PLM application server component requires that Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure 12.2.1.1, which includes Oracle WebLogic Server, be installed before installing the Agile PLM application server component. The Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure installer installs additional components including Java-required files, Oracle Web Services Manager, Oracle Enterprise Manager, and Oracle Platform Security Services.
To install Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure 12.2.1.1
Copy the fmw_12.2.1.1.0_infrastructure.jar file from the Agile PLM Media Pack to your machine.
Open a command window and set JAVA_HOME to the location of the previously installed JDK.
Run the following command: %JAVA_HOME\bin\java -jar fmw_12.2.1.1.0_instrastructure.jar.
Click Next.
Type the path that you want to install the Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure and make a note of this location because you will need it later during the installation.
Click Next on all panels until Installation Summary.
Click Finish to complete the installation.
The Repository Creation Utility (RCU) creates database schemas required by Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure. It must be run before installing the Agile PLM application server component.
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Note: Installing the Agile PLM application server requires fresh RCU schemas. If a previously installed environment is being reinstalled, then its associated RCU repository must be dropped and recreated before reinstalling Agile PLM. |
To create the schemas using RCU:
In a command window, change to the directory, ORACLE_HOME\oracle_common\bin. ORACLE_HOME is the location of the Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure 12.2.1.1
Run the following commands for Windows and UNIX:
Windows: rcu.bat
UNIX: ./rcu
On the Welcome page, click Next.
On the Create Repository page, select System Load and Product Load and then click Next.
On the Database Connection Details page, enter the RCU database connection information. You can use the Agile PLM database to host the RCU schemas. Click Next.
On the Select Components page, type a prefix for schemas that you want to create. You should consider setting the RCU schema prefix to the Agile PLM schema name so it is clear with which Agile PLM schema the RCU schemas are associated. Make a note of the schema prefix or names because they are needed during Agile PLM installation.
Select the following repository components under AS Common Schemas:
Metadata Services
Audit Services
Audit Services Append
Audit Services Viewer
Oracle Platform Security Services
Common Infrastructure Services (selected by default)
Click Next.
On the Schema Passwords page, type the password that should used for all schemas. You can also type different passwords for each schema.
Click Next.
A table of default and temp Tablespaces is displayed on the Map Tablespaces page.
Click Next.
Click Create to complete the RCU installation.
Install PLM and its components by starting the Agile PLM installer and following the instructions in online help.
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Note: When installing the Agile PLM application server component, you must select the same JDK that you used to install the Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure software. |
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Note: If you are using the AutoVue Server, you must install AutoVue client libraries before deploying the application server and file managers. See the AutoVue for Agile PLM Installation and User Guide for instructions. |
Oracle recommends backing up the <AGILE_HOME>\agileDomain\security folder after installation.
After installing and starting the Agile PLM Application Server, you can test the connection using the application server listen ports configured during installation.
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Important: It is important that you do not provide users with this URL. The port you specified during the Application Server installation may be non-standard and may not be appropriate for use by external or remote Agile Web clients. This URL is a direct connection to the Application Server, and it should be used only for testing the troubleshooting purposes. |
To start the Agile PLM Application Server and test the connection:
Start the Agile Application Server as follows:
On Windows Service, select Start >Services>AgilePLM.
On Windows command line, run the startAgile.cmd script, located in the AGILE_HOME\agileDomain\bin directory OR choose Start > All Programs > Agile > Agile PLM > Start Agile Server. A command window will appear and this window must remain open but you can minimize it.
On UNIX command line, run the startAgile.sh script located in the AGILE_HOME/agileDomain/bin directory.
A message stating "Agile PLM Server Starting Up" appears in the command window or the application server log file before connection.
Open your browser and use the following URL to test the Agile Web client setup:
http://application_server_hostname:port/virtual_path/PLMServlet
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Note: The URL is case-sensitive. The default virtual_path is Agile. |
A login dialog appears.
Type the username and password.
You can log in with the built-in Administrator account by typing admin for the user and the password that you supplied for the admin user in the password management screen during installation.
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Note: The first time that you log in, it will take a few moments for the information to load. |
