Oracle9iAS Portal Configuration Guide Release 2 (9.0.2) Part Number A90852-02 |
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The Oracle9iAS Portal Configuration Assistant (OPCA) is a java based configuration tool for installing and configuring the Oracle9iAS Portal repository. In a typical Oracle9i Application Server install the OPCA is invoked by the Oracle Universal Installer (OUI) in the post installation phase. The OPCA can also be invoked in the stand-alone mode.
In an Oracle9i Application Server installation, using OUI, the Oracle9iAS Portal install is performed in two phases. The Oracle9i Application Server Infrastructure install type loads the Portal repository in the database. The Oracle9i Application Server middle-tier install type performs the required configuration of the middle-tier, linking it with the Portal repository.
The OPCA is installed with the Oracle9i Application Server and is located in the directory
<iAS_Home>/assistants/opca
The scripts launch.sh and launch.bat are located at:
<iAS_Home>/assistants/opca
They are used by the Oracle Universal Installer (OUI) to invoke the OPCA on the UNIX and Windows NT/2000 platform respectively.
Starting with the Oracle9i Application Server release, Oracle9iAS Portal provides a command line script to invoke the OPCA in stand-alone mode. The scripts ptlasst.csh (UNIX) and ptlasst.bat (Windows NT/2000) are located at <iAS_Home>/assistants
dir and can be used to run the OPCA stand-alone in different modes. To start the Oracle9iAS Portal Configuration Assistant, perform the following steps:
First, set the ORACLE_HOME to the Oracle9i Application Server Home and JRE_HOME to the JRE home. You can then start the OPCA from the command line by navigating to the <iAS_Home>/assistants directory and using the command:
ptlasst.bat [parameters]
First set the ORACLE_HOME to the Oracle9i Application Server Home.You can start the OPCA from the command line by navigating to the iAS_Home/assistants
directory and using the command:
ptlasst.csh [parameters]
The ptlasst scripts launches the java based configuration program opca and can be launched without passing in any parameters.
For a description of all the OPCA modes, check the table below:
Note: The scripts winstall, winstall.bat, ssodatan, ssodata.bat, langinst.csh, and langinst.bat are deprecated and their functionality is now handled by OPCA through the ptlasst scripts. |
This mode installs the Portal repository in the target database. No information from the middle-tier is required. This mode can be used to create a pre-seeded Portal in the infrastructure database.
Installs Portal Repository in the database with no middle-tier wiring and should be used for the Portal seed database creation.
Full Usage
ptlasst.csh -i typical -mode PORTAL -s portal -c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -p change_on_install -u users -t temp -d users -l users -in users -demo -silent -verbose -report -owa
Full Usage
ptlasst.csh -i typical -mode MIDTIER -s portal -sp portal -c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -sdad portal -o orasso -op orasso -odad websso_sso -host myApache.domain.com -port 7777 -silent -verbose-ldap_h myOID.domain.com -ldap_p 389 -ldap_d cn=orcladmin -ldap_w welcome -portal_only -sso_only -chost myHostname.domain.com -cport_i 8001 -cport_a 8000 -sso_c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -sso_h myApache.domain.com -sso_p 7777 -ultrasearch-oh /home/oracle -mc false -mi true
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Basic Usage (Typical mode)
ptlasst.csh -i typical -mode MIDTIER -host myApache.domain.com -port 7777 -silent -verbose -ldap_d cn=orcladmin -ldap_w welcome -oh /home/oracle -mc false -mi true
Basic Usage (Custom mode)
ptlasst.csh -i custom -mode MIDTIER -s portal -sp portal -c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -sdad portal -o orasso -op orasso -odad websso_sso -host myApache.domain.com -port 7777 -silent -verbose -ldap_h myOID.domain.com -ldap_p 389 -ldap_d cn=orcladmin -ldap_w welcome -chost myHostname.domain.com -cport_i 8001 -cport_a 8000 -sso_c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -sso_h myApache.domain.com -sso_p 7777 -ultrasearch -oh /home/oracle -mc false -mi true
Portal only configuration
ptlasst.csh -i typical -mode MIDTIER -s portal -sp portal -c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -sdad portal -o orasso -op orasso -odad websso_sso -host myApache.domain.com -port 7777 -silent -verbose -ldap_h myOID.domain.com -ldap_p 389 -ldap_d cn=orcladmin -ldap_w welcome -portal_only -chost myHostname.domain.com -cport_i 8001 -cport_a 8000 -sso_c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -sso_h myApache.domain.com -sso_p 7777 -ultrasearch-oh /home/oracle -mc false -mi true
SSO Server only configuration
ptlasst.csh -i typical -mode MIDTIER -o orasso -op orasso -odad websso_sso -silent -verbose -ldap_h myOID.domain.com -ldap_p 389 -ldap_d cn=orcladmin -ldap_w welcome -sso_only -sso_c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -sso_h myApache.domain.com -sso_p 7777 -oh /home/oracle -mc false -mi true
See also:
Oracle9i Application Server Administrator's Guide for more information on Oracle Enterprise Manager. |
Installs a stand-alone Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On Server.
SSO Server Install with repository and middle-tier
ptlasst.csh -i typical -mode SSO -s orasso -sso_c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -p change_on_install -o orasso -odad orasso -sso_h myApache.domain.com -sso_p 7777 -u users -t temp -d users -l users -in users -silent -verbose -owa -ldap_ h myOID.domain.com -ldap_p 389 -ldap_d cn=orcladmin -ldap_w welcome -ssotype all
SSO Server repository only install
ptlasst.csh -i typical -mode SSO -s orasso -sso_c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -p change_on_install -o orasso -u users -t temp -d users -l users -in users -silent -verbose -owa -ssotype repository
SSO Server middle-tier only configuration
ptlasst.csh -i typical -mode SSO -s orasso -sso_c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -p change_on_install -o orasso -odad orasso -sso_h myApache.domain.com -sso_p 7777 -u users -t temp -d users -l users -in users -silent -verbose -owa -ldap_h myOID.domain.com -ldap_p 389 -ldap_d cn=orcladmin -ldap_w welcome -ssotype midtier
Allows an Oracle9iAS Portal partner application to add to, modify, or delete, it's configuration information relating to the Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On Server. This mode appends to the existing configurations.
Add or modify a Partner application
ptlasst.csh -i typical -mode SSOPARTNERCONFIG -s_id mySiteId -s_tkn mySiteToken -s_key 2145432 -s_cookie v1.2 -ps websso_ps -pp websso_ps -pd myPwdDBLink -s portal -sp portal -c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -sdad portal -odad websso -host myApache.domain.com -port 7777 -silent -verbose -sso_c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -sso_h myApache.domain.com -sso_p 7777 -p_tns orasso_ps -s_tns portal
Delete a Partner application
ptlasst.csh -i typical -mode SSOPARTNERCONFIG -s portal -sp portal -c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -silent -verbose -remove portalHost
Installs the strings for a specific language in the Oracle9iAS Portal repository or Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On Server or both.
Oracle9iAS Portal is translated into 29 different languages. This allows developers to work in their own language when they build portals. In addition, the self-service content management supports multiple languages so that end users can provide documents and other content in different languages. Those who view the content can see the version that corresponds to the language setting in the browser or to the language they have selected in the set language portlet.
The table below shows the languages that are available for Oracle9iAS Portal:
To install languages when you install Oracle9iAS Portal, run OPCA in the LANGUAGE mode. Note that you must run the ptlasst.csh
script with -mode LANGUAGE
for each language that you want Oracle9iAS Portal to support.
Running the ptlasst.csh
script with -mode LANGUAGE
invokes the Oracle9iAS Portal Configuration Assistant (OPCA) in the silent mode to install the language. Usage information on the ptlasst.csh
script is generated by running the script without any parameters.
Portal and SSO repository has been already installed.
Full usage
ptlasst.csh -mode LANGUAGE -s portal -sp portal -o orasso -op orasso -c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -lang us -available-silent-verbose-sso_c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID
Portal and SSO Server are installed on the same database
ptlasst.csh -mode LANGUAGE -s portal -sp portal -o orasso -op orasso -c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -lang us -available-silent-verbose
Language requirement is for the Portal Repository only
ptlasst.csh -mode LANGUAGE -s portal -sp portal -c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -lang us -available -silent -m portal -verbose
Language requirement is for the SSO Repository only.
ptlasst.csh-mode LANGUAGE -o orasso -op orasso -sso_c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -lang us -available -silent -m sso -verbose
See also:
Oracle9i Application Server Globalization Support Guide in the Oracle9i Application Server documentation library. |
Full usage
ptlasst.csh -i typical -mode ALL -s portal -c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -p change_on_install -sdad portal -o orasso -odad websso_sso -host myApache.domain.com -port 7777 -chost myHostname.domain.com -cport_i 8001 -cport_a 8000 -u users -t temp -d users -l users -in users -demo -silent -verbose -report -owa -ldap_h myOID.domain.com -ldap_p 389 -ldap_d cn=orcladmin -ldap_w welcome -ultrasearch -sso_h myApache.domain.com -sso_p 7777 -oh /home/oracle -mc false -mi true
Portal and SSO Server on the same database using the same HTTP server
ptlasst.csh -i typical -mode ALL -s portal -c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -p change_on_install -sdad portal -o orasso -odad websso_sso -host myApache.domain.com -port 7777 -chost myHostname.domain.com -cport_i 8001 -cport_a 8000 -u users -t temp -d users -l users -in users -demo -silent -verbose -report -owa -ldap_h myOID.domain.com -ldap_p 389 -ldap_d cn=orcladmin -ldap_w welcome -ultrasearch-oh /home/oracle -mc false -mi true
Installs Oracle9iAS Portal and Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On Server required SYS schema dependencies as follows:
Note:
Full Usage
ptlasst.csh -mode SYSOBJECTS -c myhost.domain.com:1521:mySID -p change_on_ install -silent -verbose
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