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Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Related Documents
Conventions
1
Installation Overview
1.1
Overview
1.1.1
The EDQ Platform
1.2
Installation Roadmap
2
Planning an EDQ Installation
2.1
Selecting Directories for Installation
2.1.1
Choosing a Fusion Middleware Home Directory
2.1.2
Choosing the EDQ Installation Directory
2.2
Installation Prerequisites
2.2.1
Hardware and Software Requirements
2.2.1.1
UNIX System Resource Limits
2.2.1.2
Virtual Hardware
2.2.2
Choosing an Installation Combination
2.2.3
Choosing User Accounts
2.2.4
Installing the Java Development Kit
2.2.5
Installing the Application Server
2.2.5.1
Installing WebLogic Server
2.2.5.2
Installing Tomcat
2.2.5.3
Installing WebSphere
2.2.6
Installing the Database
2.2.6.1
Oracle Database
2.2.6.2
PostgreSQL
2.3
Product Distribution
2.4
Next Step
3
Configuring Your EDQ Database Schemas
3.1
Configuring an Oracle Database
3.1.1
Starting RCU On Linux and UNIX
3.1.2
Starting RCU On Windows
3.1.3
Completing the RCU Configuration
3.2
Configuring a PostgreSQL Database
3.2.1
Starting PostgreSQL and Checking Local Connections On Linux and UNIX
3.2.2
Checking Local Connections PostgreSQL On Windows
3.2.3
Configuring PostgreSQL
3.2.3.1
Configuring Remote Connections
3.2.3.2
Creating the EDQ Users, Database, and Schemas
3.3
Next Step
4
Running the EDQ Installer
4.1
Starting the Installer On Linux and UNIX
4.2
Starting the Installer On Windows
4.3
Completing the Installation
4.4
Next Step
5
Configuring EDQ Post-Installation
5.1
Setting Java Virtual Machine Parameters for EDQ
5.2
Configuring EDQ on WebLogic Server
5.2.1
Starting the Configuration Wizard On Linux and UNIX
5.2.2
Starting the Configuration Wizard On Windows
5.2.3
Creating the EDQ Domain
5.2.4
Starting Your WebLogic Server
5.2.4.1
Using the WebLogic Administration Console
5.2.4.2
Using a Startup Script
5.2.5
Clustering with WebLogic and Running Multiple EDQ Servers in the Same Domain
5.3
Configuring EDQ on Tomcat or WebSphere
5.3.1
Creating the Necessary Shared Library
5.3.2
Configuring EDQ
5.3.2.1
Starting the EDQ Configuration Application On Linux and UNIX
5.3.2.2
Starting the EDQ Configuration Application On Windows
5.3.2.3
Configuring EDQ
5.3.2.4
Verifying EDQ Functional Packs
5.3.3
Deploying the EDQ Application on Tomcat and WebSphere Application Servers
5.4
Next Step
6
Getting Started with EDQ
6.1
Logging Into EDQ
6.2
The EDQ Launchpad
6.3
EDQ Documentation
7
Upgrading EDQ
7.1
Preparing to Upgrade
7.1.1
Upgrading Considerations
7.1.2
Upgrading Prerequisites
7.2
Upgrading EDQ
7.2.1
Upgrading From EDQ Release 11g R1 (11.1.1.7.4)
7.2.2
Upgrading EDQ From Releases Prior to the Release 11g R1 (11.1.1.7.3)
7.2.2.1
Upgrading On WebLogic Server
7.2.2.2
Upgrading On Tomcat or WebSphere Server
8
Deinstalling EDQ
8.1
Deinstalling On Linux and UNIX
8.2
Deinstalling On Windows
A
Installation Screens
A.1
RCU Screens
A.1.1
Welcome
A.1.2
Create Repository
A.1.3
Database Connection Details
A.1.4
Checking Global Prerequisites
A.1.5
Select Components
A.1.6
Checking Component Prerequisites
A.1.7
Schema Passwords
A.1.8
Map Tablespaces
A.1.9
Summary
A.1.10
Completion Summary
A.1.11
Completion
A.2
OUI Installation Screens
A.2.1
Welcome
A.2.2
Install Software Updates
A.2.3
Select Installation Type
A.2.4
Prerequisite Checks
A.2.5
Installation Location
A.2.6
Installation Summary
A.2.7
Installation Progress
A.2.8
Installation Complete
A.3
WebLogic Configuration Wizard Screens
A.3.1
Configuration Wizard Welcome
A.3.2
Select Domain Source
A.3.3
Specify Domain Name and Location
A.3.4
Configure Administrator User Name and Password
A.3.5
Configure Server Start Mode and JDK
A.3.6
Configure JDBC Data Sources
A.3.7
Test JDBC Data Sources
A.3.8
Select Optional Configuration
A.4
EDQ Configuration Application Screens
A.4.1
EDQ Configuration Application Begin
A.4.2
Configuration Directory
A.4.3
Functional Packs
A.4.4
Configure Config Repository Database
A.4.5
Configure Results Repository Database
A.4.6
Selected Options
A.4.7
EDQ Configuration Application Completion
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