A Appendix: Generating the Configuration for Plug-in Options
Demand Forecasting Cloud Service supports generating different configurations using plug-in automation for different configuration options.
Creating the Configuration Using Plug-ins
Perform the following steps to extend and deploy the RDFCS application.
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Download the RDF_Starter_Kit.zip and unzip the content.
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Open the RPAS Cloud Edition Configuration Tools from the Starter Kit and open the configuration
RDF
within the starter kit. -
Save the configuration and exit the RPAS Cloud Edition Configuration Tools.
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Open the Cygwin from where config tools was launched and then go to the bin directory.
cd $RIDE_HOME/bin;
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Ensure that BSA_LOG_HOME and BSA_TEMP_DIR are set to valid directories. For example:
mkdir -p "${ORACLE_HOME}/logs"
mkdir -p "${ORACLE_HOME}/temp"
export BSA_LOG_HOME="${ORACLE_HOME}/logs"
export BSA_TEMP_DIR="${ORACLE_HOME}/temp"
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Run the following plug-in script to generate the
RDF
configuration. In the following example-c
should be followed with full cygwin path where you have unzipped the starter kit.The example uses the directory:
/cygdrive/c/Oracle/RDF_Starter_Kit
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Run this script:
ra_auto_gen_config.ksh -c /cygdrive/c/Oracle/RDF_Starter_Kit -n RDF — genAllFiles
The script should run and complete with non-zero return code as shown in Figure A-1.
You can run the script with the
-clean
option to remove any customization from GA solutions.ra_auto_gen_config.ksh -c /cygdrive/c/Oracle/RDF_Starter_Kit -n RDF —clean — genAllFiles
Figure A-1 Run the Script
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After the solution is generated, zip the RDF folder and name it as
RDF_config.zip
. It can be used during application build or patching of the configuration.