Setting up adf libraries, Post-installation tasks, Setting up targets for the jms servers – Oracle Audio Technologies Oracle Retail Place 12.2 User Manual
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Installing Place
Installing Place
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Setting Up ADF Libraries
For the Online Help to work, you must invoke the ADF libraries in the WebLogic
Server Home directory. Although the ADF libraries are part of the product installation
and they get installed along with the product, you must source the setupadf.sh file in
the WebLogic startup script.
To source the setupadf.sh in the WebLogic startup script:
1.
Edit the WebLogic startup script, and add the following text above the
CLASSPATH section:
source <Place_Installation>/config/adf/setupadf.sh
2.
Restart the application server.
For more information on the Application Development Framework (ADF), visit:
Post-Installation Tasks
Now that you have installed Place, restart your application server software and
proceed with the following options:
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Set up the targets for AllocationServer and XIntJMSServer.
Applies to cluster-based installations. See
Setting Up Targets for the JMS Servers
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If you are ready to start working with your business data, perform the following
tasks:
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If you want to maximize system performance, you can tune your Calculation
Engine.
Setting Up Targets for the JMS Servers
In a cluster-based Place installation, the AllocationServer and XIntJMSServer JMS
servers are installed on the administrative server instead of the managed server.
For the forecasts to work, these JMS servers must be installed on the managed server.
To set up the targets for these JMS servers:
1.
Log on to the WebLogic Administration console. You can access the console at the
following URL:
http://servername:portnumber/console
Note:
When you run the product installer, the ADF libraries get installed in the
modules folder (<Place_Installation>/modules/adf/) and the setupadf.sh and
setupadf.cmd scripts get installed in the configuration root folder
(<Place_Installation>/config/adf/).