Accessing Decision Studio Accessing Decision Center Accessing Load Generator

7-2 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle Real-Time Decisions

7.2.1 Accessing Decision Studio

To access Decision Studio, go to the client computer where you installed the Oracle RTD client-side tools and run RTD_HOME\eclipse\eclipse.exe.

7.2.2 Accessing Decision Center

To access Decision Center from any computer, open a Web browser and go to http:server_name:portui . The Oracle RTD application port is typically 9704. In the Sign In window, enter your User Name and Password, then click Sign In.

7.2.3 Accessing Load Generator

To access Load Generator, go to the client computer where you installed the Oracle RTD client-side tools and run RTD_HOME\scripts\loadgen.cmd. Note: To start up Decision Center in a language other than the default English, you must set up the language setting in your browser. For example, in Internet Explorer 7, navigate the path: Tools Internet Options Languages , then add or select your startup language, and move it to the top of the stack. In the following example the startup language is Japanese: 8 Production Deployment of Oracle Real-Time Decisions 8-1 8 Production Deployment of Oracle Real-Time Decisions After an Inline Service is tested and ready for production deployment, you will deploy it to one or more servers for production. For more information about the hardware requirement and the topologies in which Oracle RTD can be deployed, see the following topics in Oracle Fusion Middleware Enterprise Deployment Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence: ■ Hardware Requirements ■ Enterprise Deployment Reference Topology 8-2 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle Real-Time Decisions 9 Command Line Deployment of Inline Services 9-1 9 Command Line Deployment of Inline Services In addition to deployment from Decision Studio, Inline Service deployment is also available from the command line. This type of Inline Service deployment can be performed either directly by a command in a command line window or from a script that calls the command. This is useful in situations where several developers work on an Inline Service whose files are stored in a source control system. On a scheduled or on-demand basis, the Inline Service is retrieved from the source control system onto the production machine or onto another machine that can deploy the Inline Service into a production machine. You can then programmatically deploy the Inline Service to the production RTD server. As released, the command line deployment tool is located in the zip file, rtd-deploytool-11.1.1.zip , in the directory RTD_ HOME\client\CommandLineDeploy . First, unzip the file rtd-deploytool-11.1.1.zip. The file can be unzipped into any machine running Linux or Windows. The machine must have JDK installed. The JDK version used to run the command line deploy tool must be the same as the JDK version used by the RTD server. In this section, the directory into which rtd-deploytool-11.1.1.zip is unzipped is referred to as RTD_DEPLOYTOOL_DIR. The unzipping creates the folder structure OracleBIRTDdeploytool under RTD_DEPLOYTOOL_DIR. The main command line deployment tool, deploytool.jar, which performs the command line deployment, is located in the RTDdeploytool folder.

9.1 Deploying the Inline Service