The following sections outline the procedures for installing Oracle BPM on Oracle WebLogic Server. They
describe how to perform a manual configuration for a single server or clustered environment. If you are
configuring a production environment, it is recommended that you follow these procedures.
If you are creating a testing environment with a single server installation, you can use the Oracle BPM Configuration Wizard. See Oracle BPM Configuration Wizard Reference for more information.
Creating Oracle BPM Deployer User
Before deploying the Oracle BPM Deployer application, you must create a WebLogic Server user with Administration privileges. The Oracle BPM Deployer application uses this user to install and manage applications on WebLogic.
Installing the Oracle BPM Deployer
The Oracle BPM Deployer is a J2EE application that simplifies the procedures for deploying, starting, and stopping the Oracle BPM web applications using J2EE.
Creating JDBC Data Sources on WebLogic Server
To use Oracle BPM Enterprise on WebLogic Server, you must configure two JDBC data sources. These data sources allow the Process Execution Engine to connect to the Engine and Directory databases.
Creating a JMS Server
When running on WebLogic Server, Oracle BPM Enterprise uses JMS to synchronize and communicate between different components. A JMS Server functions as a management container for resources within JMS Modules.
Creating a JMS Module
JMS Modules are application-related definitions that are independent of the domain environment. Oracle BPM requires you to create a JMS system module that is targeted to each managed server within a cluster.
Creating JMS Resources
Within a JMS module, you can define different configuration resources that are targeted to each JMS server.