Figure 7: Reviewing the Progress of the Oracle Business Intelligence Applications Configuration Process
8. As Oracle Business Intelligence 11.1.1.7 comes with version 10.3.5 of Oracle WebLogic Server, you will now have to upgrade it to version 10.3.6 using the upgrade installer you obtained previously from My Oracle Support.
Before you do this though, start by shutting-down WebLogic Server and the various Oracle Business Intelligence system components by selecting Start > All Programs > Oracle Business Intelligence > Stop BI Services from the Windows Start menu, entering the WebLogic administration username and password you specified earlier (weblogic/welcome1) when requested. Then, using the Windows Services utility, stop the Oracle WebLogic NodeManager (c_Middleware_wlserver_10.3) service.
Unzip the upgrade installer patch file and start the installer like this:
cd c:installers
unzip p13529623_1036_Generic.zip
c:MiddlewareOracle_BI1jdkinjava -jar wls1036_upgrade_generic.jar
Middleware Home Directory: Use an existing Middleware Home (c:Middleware)
Products and Components: select everything
Then, press Next until the upgrade starts. Ensure it completes successfully, and untick the "run quickstart" checkbox before exiting the upgrade installer.
9. A number of post-installation steps now have to be performed, starting by configuring Oracle Data Integrator to use Fusion Middleware rather than standalone security.
To perform this security configuration, run the following commands from the Windows command prompt:
c:MiddlewareOracle_BI1commoninwlst.cmd
c:MiddlewareOracle_BI1ifoundationinstallcreateJPSArtifactsODI.py embedded --ADMIN_USER
_NAME weblogic --DOMAIN_HOSTNAME obia111171w64 --DOMAIN_PORT 7001 --DOMAIN_HOME_
PATH c:Middlewareuser_projectsdomainsifoundation_domain
When prompted, enter welcome1 as the password for the WebLogic Server administration user.
Then, issue the following command-line commands to copy across the wallet files created by the above steps to where Oracle Data Integrator is installed:
copy c:Middlewareuser_projectsdomainsifoundation_domainodi-client-configembeddedcwallet.sso
c:MiddlewareOracle_ODI1oraclediclientodiin
copy c:Middlewareuser_projectsdomainsifoundation_domainodi-client-configembeddedjps-config-jse.xml
c:MiddlewareOracle_ODI1oraclediclientodiin
Then, using a text editor edit the c:MiddlewareOracle_ODI1oraclediclientodiinodi.conf document and replace the line:
AddVMOption -Doracle.security.jps.config=./jps-config.xml
with the text:
AddVMOption -Doracle.security.jps.config=./jps-config-jse.xml
...so that the new wallet file is used when authenticating from Oracle Data Integrator Studio.
Then, install the Load Plan Generator plug-in for Oracle Data Integrator by unzipping the plugin archive file, and then copying the plugin files to the Oracle Data Integrator Studio client installation.
cd C:MiddlewareOracle_BI1clientsiappsclientsodi
unzip
copy lpggui.jar c:MiddlewareOracle_ODI1oraclediclientideextensions
xcopy c:MiddlewareOracle_BI1clientsiappsclientsodi*
c:MiddlewareOracle_ODI1oraclediclientideextensions /s /i /e
del c:MiddlewareOracle_ODI1oraclediclientideextensionsOBIA_LPG_Plugin.zip
del c:MiddlewareOracle_ODI1oraclediclientideextensionsReadme.txt
Almost there! There are just a few more patches to apply, and a new version of the Oracle BI Administrator application to install into your Windows environment.
10. Begin by stopping your Oracle Business Intelligence installation, by selecting Start > All programs > Oracle Business Intelligence> Stop BI Services
Then run the following SQL script to update the Oracle ATG repository data:
c:Middlewareinstancesinstance1in>sqlplus
dev_biacomp/welcome1
@C:MiddlewareOracle_BI1sdfDWATGPFsqlfndtbs_11170_upg.sql
The patches that upgraded Oracle Business Intelligence as part of this installation also delivered an updated version of the Oracle BI Administration tool. To install this within your Windows environment, run the following command-line commands:
cd c:installerspatchesiappsshiphomegeneric
unzip BISHIPHOME_11_1_1_7_0_GENERIC_130409_1210_16492220.zip
16492220filesclientsiserveriee_client_install_x64.exe
When prompted for an install location, choose c:obi_client, and also distribute this installer to all other developers working with Oracle Business Intelligence Applications 11.1.1.7.1.
The installation process also imported some files that the data loading process later on will require. To place these files in the correct location, again from the command prompt enter the following commands:
Mkdir c:MiddlewareOracle_ODI1oracledietl
xcopy c:MiddlewareOracle_BI1iappsetl
c:MiddlewareOracle_ODI1oracledietl /s /i /e
Finally, to try out Oracle Data Integrator Studio and set up a login connection, select Start > All Programs > Oracle > Oracle Data Integrator > ODI Studio. Click on the Connect to Repository link, when the Oracle Data Integrator login dialog is shown, press the "+" (New) button to bring up the Repository Connection Information dialog. Enter the following details to create the connection:
Login Name: BI Admin
User: biadmin
Password: welcome1
User: DEV_BIA_ODIREPO
Password: welcome1
Driver List: Oracle JDBC Drive
Driver Name : oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver
URL : jdbc:oracle:thin:@obia111171w64:1521:orcl
Work Repository : BIAPPS_WORKREP
Once you've created this connection and used it to log into Oracle Data Integrator Studio, click on the BI Apps Project > Mappingsfolder, and then you'll see the pre-built data loading routines that you use to load the Oracle Business Analytics data warehouse, as shown in Figure 8. Congratulations! You have now performed the install part of the process.