Oracle Fusion Applications Installation: Create new Response File

Previous: Integrate Oracle Identity Manager (OIM) and Oracle Access Manager (OAM)

 

In order to create a new fusion applications Response File we should launch the provisioning wizard again from <framework_location>/bin

 

<framework_location> is same what we mentioned in previous post. i.e. /app/fusion/provisioning

 

Note: The step which was earlier called “Provisioning Plan” is now called “Response File” since last couple of releases.

 

-bash-3.2$ cd /app/fusion/provisioning/bin/

-bash-3.2$ ./provisioningWizard.sh &

 

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Click Next

 

Select “Create a New Applications Environment Provisioning Response File” and click Next

 

Deselect the checkbox and click Next

 

 

Click Yes

 

 

We are installing Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) here. You can select the product which you want to configure. Please note that just like eBusiness Suite, here also it will configure other modules regardless which module you have selected due to the dependencies between modules.

 

You can see how many Admin and managed servers will be created for this configuration in the below panel.

 

 

Click on details to see how many Domains, Admin and managed servers will be created with this selected configuration.

 

 

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Enter desired values here and click Next

 

 

Enter following values.

User Name: weblogic

Installers Directory Location: <Repository_location> (for our case /u02/stage)

Applications Base: /app/fusion

Applications Configuration: /app/fusion/instance

 

RDP Password: Oracle123 in our case.

 

Note: You would see a change in this screen. We don’t specify the idmDomainConfig.param file here in this screen as we used to do till 11.1.4 release. There is a dedicated screen for this later.

 

 

The default Base port is 7000 in this screen but since we are doing single node installation, we have already used the ports in this range for IDM Domain managed servers. So we will keep any other port, but since the port 11020 is used by Fusion Applications internally, we must make sure to give any port higher than this. We have kept 15000 here. Remaining ports will automatically change based on this.

 

 

Also please make sure to scroll down further and change the Node Manager port from 5556 to 5557 since we are doing single node installation and 5556 is already used.

 

 

Enter the database details here and click Next

 

Enter same password for all accounts, in our case Oracle123 and click Next

 

Enter password here and click Next. Must have one uppercase and number in the password. Click Next

 

 

Since we are doing single node installation, enter our host name here. Click Next

 

We are not publishing any URLs outside so don’t select DMZ. Enter values as follows.

DMZ : Unchecked

Host: <hostname>

Virtual Host mode: Port based

Domain name: Full domain name

HTTP Port and HTTPS ports: Don’t change

 

Click Next

 

Review the information and click Next

 

Click Next

 

Click Next

 

This is new screen in 11.1.5. Here you can browse for the idmDomainConfig.param file as generated in previous steps. It is located at <IAM Home>/idmtools/bin

Click Next

 

Most of the values will be populated from the idmDomainConfig.param file.

 

Enter remaining values as follows.

Super User name: weblogic_fa

Check all following 3 check boxes.

Enter all passwords.

 

 

OIM Administrator User name: weblogic_idm

OIM Managed Server Port: 14000

HTTP endpoint URL: http://<hostname>:7777

 

Click Next

 

Again here most values will be populated.

AAA Server Port: 5575

Access Server Identifier: wls_oam1

 

Due to a known bug, Set to Simple, enter password and again change to Open. Click Next

 

 

OPSS Policy store JPS Root Node: cn=FAPolicies

 

Make sure to selectCreate OPSS Policy Store JPS Root Node

Click Next

 

 

Enter database details and for schema owner, enter the same value as created during RCU. In our case prefix was PROD so value is PROD_MDS. Enter password and click Next

 

 

Review the summary and click Finish to create the response file and provisioning summary files.

Installing Oracle Fusion Applications – steps

  1. Create another database for Oracle Identity Management Infrastructure (optional)

 

Next: Provision an Applications Environment

  1. Sagar
    Mar 28th, 2013 at 17:20 | #1

    Hi Tushar,

    Can you throw some light on fusion application cloning like cloning UAT from PROD?

    Regards,
    Sagar

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