Step 3: Obtain the Oracle Enterprise Repository Workflow Installer Step 4: Configure the build.properties File
9.1.2.3 Step 3: Obtain the Oracle Enterprise Repository Workflow Installer
Obtain the Oracle Enterprise Repository Workflow installer from the following directory within the Oracle Enterprise Repository installation location: ORACLE_ HOMErepositoryXXXcoretoolssolutions11.1.1.x.x-OBPM-Workflow-Management-Scripts .zip. Extract the zip file into the Oracle_HOMEobpm directory on the server where Oracle BPM is installed. Two directories are created from this zip file: OBPM_SetupScripts and workflow.9.1.2.4 Step 4: Configure the build.properties File
Enter the correct values for the ORACLE_HOME\obpm\OBPM_ SetupScripts\build.properties file. Table 9–1 describes the properties listed in the build.properties files and its descriptions. Note: Use forward slash characters to separate path elements regardless of platform. The DBA user account must be specified in the fuego.fdi.db.admin.id setting of the build.properties file for the Ant tasks to correctly create the database schemas, which will host the Oracle Enterprise Repository Workflows. Table 9–1 build.properties File Property Values Property Description bea.home This property specifies the location of your Oracle Home directory, for example, c:oracle or optoracle. oer.uri This property specifies the URI for your Oracle Enterprise Repository installation. Also, servicesFlashlineRegistry should be present as part of the URI. fuego.basedir This property specifies the Oracle BPM installation location. For example, c:oracleobpmenterprise or optoracleobpmenterprise. Configuring Oracle Enterprise Repository Workflow 9-15 fuego.project This property specifies the Oracle BPM project location. The following value is kept unchanged, if you follow the Oracle BPM install location, as recommended: fuego.project={basedir}..workflowoer_ worlflow.fpr where {basedir} refers to the value of the fuego.basedir parameter in the build.properties file. fuego.fdi.id This property is one of the Fuego directory properties FDI and the values of those are kept unchanged in the build.properties file. For example, fuego.fdi.id=oer_ fdi. fuego.fdi.organization This property is one of the Fuego directory properties FDI and the values of those are kept unchanged in the build.properties file. For example, fuego.fdi.organization=ORACLE. fuego.fdi.admin.id This property specifies the admin user for the Oracle BPM installation. This user account is used to access the Oracle BPM webconsole application. fuego.fdi.admin.password This property specifies the admin password for the Oracle BPM installation. Note: The admin username and password should not be the same. fuego.fdi.db.host This property specifies the machine on which the Oracle BPM FDI directory database is to be installed. fuego.fdi.db.port This property specifies the Oracle BPM FDI database port. fuego.fdi.db.admin.id This property specifies the database admin user for the Oracle BPM FDI database. The installer uses this property to install the FDI schema see below. fuego.fdi.db.admin.passwor d This property specifies the database user’s password for the Oracle BPM FDI database. fuego.server.db.host This property specifies the system on which the Oracle BPM process engine database is to be installed. fuego.server.db.port This property specifies the Oracle BPM process engine database port. fuego.server.db.admin.id This property specifies the database admin user for the Oracle BPM process engine database. The installer uses this property to install the FDI schema see below. fuego.server.db.admin.pass word This property specifies the database user’s password for the Oracle BPM process engine database. fuego.fdi.db.type This property specifies the database type for the Oracle BPM FDI database. Possible values are: oracle, mssqlserver, db2. fuego.fdi.db.sid This property specifies the SID for the Oracle BPM FDI database. This property is only applicable for the Oracle database type. fuego.fdi.db.schema This property specifies the database user name for the Oracle BPM FDI schema the database creates. This property is used by Oracle BPM at run time and is specific to Oracle database type. fuego.fdi.db.schema.passwo rd This property specifies the database password for the Oracle BPM FDI schema and is specific to Oracle database type. Table 9–1 Cont. build.properties File Property Values Property Description 9-16 Oracle Fusion Middleware Configuration Guide for Oracle Enterprise Repository9.1.2.5 Step 5: Configure the setenv File
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» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Overview Departments Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» User Role Descriptions Roles
» Editing Permissions Security Considerations
» Start with CSS Customizing Skins
» Install Oracle Enterprise Repository Solution Packs
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» Overview Security Considerations LDAPActive Directory
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» Syncing Roles Enable Debug Logging
» Overview Configure the Container to Support Realm Authentication
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» Asset Lifecycle Management Solution Validation Tests
» Process Overview Accessing Oracle Enterprise Repository Diagnostics Page
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» Prerequisites Harvester Functionality Getting Started with Harvester
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» Best Practices Select IDE Connections.
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» Understanding the Registration Process
» Step 5: Configure the setenv File
» Example Community Flow Use Case
» What is the Oracle Enterprise Repository Event Manager? Configuring the Subscription Manager
» Creating and Customizing a Workflow Configuration File
» Wiring Asset Events to Flows
» Multi-tier Automatic Assignment Flows
» Metadata Change Flows Configuring Automated Workflows
» Time-based Escalation Flows Configuring Automated Workflows
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» Miscellaneous JMS Properties Configuring External JMS Jar Files
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» Overview Monitoring Events Monitoring and Managing Events
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» Overview Web Service Operations
» Developing an Endpoint with an Incompatible Contract
» What is the Oracle Registry Repository Exchange Utility?
» Example Use Cases Getting Started With the Oracle Registry Repository Exchange Utility
» Installing and Configuring the Oracle Registry Repository Exchange Utility
» How the Exchanged Metadata Is Synchronized
» Running an Incorrect Version of Java
» Overview Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Creating a Compliance Template Type
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» Viewing Assets in Progress Enabling Assets in Progress Disabling Assets in Progress
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» Overview Enabling SFID Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Object Model Description of Sample Directory Crawler
» Adding the SFID Element to a Type Calculating the SFID Programmatically
» SFID Limitations Overview Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Activating the Policy Management Feature Creating a Policy Type
» Adding the Policy Assertion Element to the Policy Type Creating a Policy
» Adding the Applied Asset Policies Element to a Type
» Applying a Policy to an Asset Viewing Policy Status
» Validating Policy Assertions Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Running the Oracle Enterprise Repository Policy Reports
» Deploy Oracle Enterprise Repository Pre-configured BI Publisher Content
» Configuring the Oracle Enterprise Repository System Settings to Enable Reporting
» Configuring the Oracle Enterprise Repository System Settings to Allow Authenication Proxying
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» Server Settings System Settings in Oracle Enterprise Repository
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