Preface

This guide helps to install the Oracle Banking Collections and Recovery services on designated environment.

This guide facilitates you to install the following services in the specified sequence:

1. OBCR-ACTION-SERVICES
2. OBCR-ACTIVITY-SERVICES
3. OBCR-COMMON-SERVICES
4. OBCR-CORRESPONDENCE-SERVICES
5. OBCR-ENTITY-SERVICES
6. OBCR-NOTES-SERVICES
7. OBCR-PTP-SERVICES
8. OBCR-SEGMENTATION-SERVICES
9. OBCR-SEGMENT-MAINT-SERVICES
10. OBCR-STRATEGY-MAINT-SERVICES
11. OBCR-STRATEGY-SERVICES
12. OBCR-TASK-MAINT-SERVICES
13. OBCR-TASK-SERVICES
14. OBCR-USER-MANAGEMENT-SERVICES
15. OBCR-DASHBOARD-SERVICES

Note:

For the exact version to be installed, see section System Requirements and Technology Stack of Oracle Banking Collections and Recovery Release Notes.

User Interface

Follow the below steps to migrate from existing app-shell build to Foundation app-shell. The UI war is split into individual component server war files. All the component server war files should be deployed in the same managed server.

For app-shell and components server, deploy the war files mentioned below:

• app-shell
• cmc-component-server
• moc-component-server
• sms-component-server

For Domain Specific component server, deploy the following war file:

- obcr-component-server

• Audience
  
• Documentation Accessibility
  
• Diversity and Inclusion
  
• Related Resources
  
• Conventions
  

Audience

This guide is intended for WebLogic admin or ops-web team who are responsible for installing the OFSS banking products.

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Related Resources

For more information, see these related Oracle resources:

• Oracle Banking Collections and Recovery Initial Setup Guide
• Oracle Banking Collections and Recovery Pre-Installation Guide

Conventions

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