| Oracle® Application Server Adapters for Tuxedo User's Guide 10g Release 3 (10.1.3.4) Part Number E13829-01 |
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| Oracle® Application Server Adapters for Tuxedo User's Guide 10g Release 3 (10.1.3.4) Part Number E13829-01 |
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This section describes how to install Oracle Connect and Oracle Studio.
Note:
In addition to the installation tasks described in this section, the J2CA 1.5 Tuxedo adapter must be installed with Oracle Application Server. Installing the J2CA 1.5 Tuxedo adapter is described in Oracle Application Server Adapter Installation Guide.This section includes the following topics:
Before installing OracleAS Adapters for Tuxedo, ensure that your computer meets the following requirements:
This section describes the following requirements for installing Oracle Connect on a UNIX platform:
The following table summarizes the hardware requirements for Oracle Connect on a UNIX platform.
The following table summarizes the software requirements for Oracle Connect.
This section describes the following requirements for installing Oracle Studio and Oracle Connect when OracleAS Adapters for Tuxedo run on a Windows platform:
The following table summarizes the hardware requirements for Oracle Connect when OracleAS Adapters for Tuxedo run on a Windows platform.
The following table summarizes the software requirements for Oracle Studio or Oracle Connect when OracleAS Adapters for Tuxedo run on the Windows platform.
Before you install Oracle Connect when working with an OracleAS Tuxedo adapter, you must make sure that you have the correct version of Tuxedo installed and that you are working with a supported platform.
The OracleAS Tuxedo adapters will work with the following Tuxedo versions:
BEA Tuxedo Version 8.0
BEA Tuxedo Version 9.0
The OracleAS Adapters for Tuxedo run under the following operating systems.
Unix platforms
RedHat Linux
Linux SUSE
Sun Solaris
AIX
HP UX
Windows platforms
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows Server 2003
Note:
OracleAS adapters for Tuxedo run using 32-bit APIs. The Tuxedo 32-bit adapters can run on 64-bit platforms using the platform support for 32-bit applications. However, because they use the 32-bit APIs, they do not work with 64-bit Tuxedo.This section explains how to install Oracle Connect on a UNIX platform. This section includes the following:
Before starting the installation procedure, ensure that you have the following information is available:
The root directory where you want to install Oracle Connect.
Notes:
The root directory cannot be a system root directory,
/var or /tmp.The account name where Oracle Connect will run.
Whether the installation source media is removable media or a disk archive file.
If you are installing from the removable media that is not a default device in the system, you need to know the media device name (such as /dev/rmt/0m). See the operating system manuals or ask the system administrator to find out the device name for the site.
If you are installing from the disk archive file, you need to know the name of the Oracle Connect disk archive file (such as /tmp/nav.2.0.tar).
The shell being used: C-shell Korn,-shell, or Bourne-shell. The installation creates a startup file according to the indicated shell.
When running the installation below, use the following as the <filename>:
For RedHat Linux: OCL10134-linuxrh.tar.Z
For Linux Suse: OCL10134-linuxsuse.tar.Z
For HP-UX: OCL10134-hpux.tar.Z
For IBM AIX: OCL10134-ibmaix.tar.Z
For Solaris Operating System (SPARC): OCL10134-sunsol2.8.tar.Z
Perform the following steps to install Oracle Connect:
Transfer the tar.Z file to the system.
Decompress the file using the following command:
uncompress <filename>
Run the tar command, as shown in the following example:
tar xvf <filename> nav_install
The following message is displayed:
x nav_install, nnnn bytes, mmmm tape blocks
Note:
Ensure that the directory used to run the installation files hasWRITE privileges.Perform the following steps to install Oracle Connect:
Run the following command:
./nav_install
This command initiates the installation procedure. The installation procedure is displayed in a series of screen prompts and responses.
Enter the full path of the disk archive (.tar) file, and press Enter.
Enter the root directory name for the installation, and press Enter. You must have a WRITE permission for this directory. The default directory is the users home directory.
Notes:
The root directory cannot be a system root directory or /var or /tmp directory.
Oracle Connect is installed into a fixed directory named navroot.
Confirm the directory name in which Oracle Connect will be installed, and press Enter.
Enter the account name where you want Oracle Connect to run, and press Enter. This account name will be used for anonymous access to the server by clients. It can be changed after the installation is complete.
Confirm the account name, and press Enter.
Specify the required shell, under which Oracle Connect should run, and press Enter. The following options are displayed:
C-shell (/bin/csh).
Korn-shell (/bin/ksh)
Bourne-shell (/bin/sh)
Enter the account name for a user with administrative authorization. Optionally, press Enter to enable any user to administer Oracle Connect.
After installing Oracle Connect, perform the following postinstallation tasks:
When Oracle Connect is installed on a UNIX platform, using FTP, copy the brand.bin file, in the binary mode, to the OracleAS Adapter for Tuxedo computer, to NAVROOT/bin.
Where NAVROOT is the directory where Oracle Connect is installed.
Verify that the following Tuxedo environment variables are correctly set:
TUXDIR is set to the Tuxedo root directory.
WSNADDR is set to OracleAS Adapter for Tuxedo network address.
Check that the shared library environment variable (LD_LIBRARY_PATH, SHLIB_PATH under HP-UX and LIBPATH under IBM AIX) includes the path to the Tuxedo lib directory, as in the following example:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH = /disk2/users/tuxedo/tuxedo8.0/lib
The program that manages Oracle Connect server processes (nav_server) is accessed by a symbolic link to a file for the C-shell, Bourne and Korn shells.
To set up nav_server, perform the following steps:
In the bin directory, under the directory where Oracle Connect is installed, delete the existing link to nav_server using the following command:
rm nav_server
In the bin directory, under the directory where Oracle Connect is installed, link to the required version of nav_server as follows:
C-shell: ln -s nav_server.csh nav_server
Bourne: ln -s nav_server.sh nav_server
Korn: ln -s nav_server.ksh nav_server
Note:
Instead of renaming files, use a symbolic link.The Oracle Connect nav_login procedure defines the default environment when OracleAS Adapters for Tuxedo run. If you want site-dependent variables to be included in the environment, create a file called site_nav_login and save this file in the bin directory under the Oracle Connect root directory. nav_login runs site_nav_login automatically.
nav_login must be invoked to run Oracle Connect. It can be invoked from the user login script.
Note:
It is recommended to addTUXDIR and WSNADDR environment variables to the site_nav_login file. Adding these environment variables facilitates their availability when new server processes are started to handle client requests.The command line for invoking nav_login varies according to the shell the user is running. The following table lists the different options for invoking the command line:
| Shell | nav_login Command |
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| CSH |
.source root/bin/nav_login
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| Bourne |
. root/bin/nav_login.sh |
| Korn |
. root/bin/nav_login.sh
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In the nav_login command, root represents the root directory of the Oracle Connect installation. After running the login procedure, the environment variable NAVROOT points to this root directory.
Ensure that users have READ and EXECUTE permissions on the Server files. Use the chmod command to change the permissions.
The Oracle Connect daemon must run on a server for client/server access to Oracle Connect. To start the daemon with the system startup, add the following command invoking the daemon to the end of the /etc/inittab file:
nv:3:once:navroot/bin/irpcd -l ip:2551 start >/dev/console 2>&1
In this command, the symbol navroot should be replaced with the directory where Oracle Connect is installed and ip replaced by the ip address of the computer.
Note:
To allow automatic client/server access to Oracle Connect, start the daemon at system startup time from a super user account.This section explains how to install Oracle Connect. Do the following to install Oracle Connect.
Note:
If you are upgrading from version 10.1.3.3, you must use the upgrade option in the installation wizard. Do not uninstall Version 10.1.3.3 and then install the newer version. If you do this, you will lose all data in the Def directory.Copy the following installation files into a folder on the Windows computer where you are installing Oracle Connect.
OCL_10134.exe
brand.bin
Open the Windows command line interface.
Change to the directory where you installed the installation files.
Type the following at the command prompt to install Oracle Connect.
"OCL_10134_windows.exe" -a -bBRAND=".\brand.bin" -bSERVER
The install wizard opens. Follow the directions in the installation wizard to complete the installation.
Note:
If you are installing Oracle Connect on a Windows XP computer, you cannot use a logical drive as the destination folder for the installation.This following sections explain how to install Oracle Studio. Oracle Studio can be installed on either a Windows computer or a Linux computer. You do not have to install Oracle Studio on the same computer where you install Oracle Connect.
Note:
If you have Oracle Studio version 10.1.3.4 or higher installed on your computer because you are using another OracleAS legacy adapter or OracleAS CDC adapter, you do not need to reinstall it. If you have an older version of Oracle Studio, you must install the newest version.The following are the hardware requirements for Oracle Studio:
Processor: Intel or 100% compatible computer , based on a Pentium processor
Memory: 256 MB
Disk space: 120 MB of free disk space
You can install Oracle Studio on the following operating systems:
Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or higher
Windows 2003
Windows Vista
Linux OS with GTK
Oracle Studio is installed with a standard install wizard. Do the following to install Oracle Studio.
Run the installation file, either using the Run option in the Windows Start menu or through Windows Explorer. Follow the instructions on the wizard screen.
The Oracle Studio installation on Linux can be carried out by one of the following:
You can install Oracle Studio by using the installation wizard. This allows you to easily carry out any standard or custom installation. Do the following for the Linux SH installation.
Install into a directory where you have permission.
Change the mode to execute mode. Type in:
Chmod +x <file name>
Enter the following:
./ <file name>
If you are not installing to the current directory, enter the full path.
You can use the Linux RPM method to install Oracle Studio. Do the following to carry out a silent installation on Linux.
Enter the following:
rpm -i <file name>
You can use RPM parameters to create a custom installation.
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