The steps required to install OIA 11g and the latest patch.
The steps are similar to the previous blog HOW TO: Install OIA 11.1.1.5 that I submitted though the difference is that this installation was OIA 11.1.1.5.4 and the oracle environment, which was also blogged. HOW TO: Install Oracle Database 11.2.0.x on Linux 64bit.
Note: This blog assumes that you've already got Oracle DB and Weblogic installed/
Step 1: Download the latest version of OIA
Go to the Oracle Support website and log in.
Click Product or Family (Advanced)
In the patch search, type in product Oracle Identity Analytics
type in Release, Oracle Identity Analytics.
Click Search
Click on the latest patch name
On the next screen, on the right hand side, click download
I now have a folder p12835471_111154_Generic located on my Linux x84_64 desktop.
Within a terminal windows, execute the following: cd /home/oracle/Oracle/Middleware
mv /home/oracle/Desktop/p12835471_111154_Generic/ ./
Change the file name
mv ./p12835471_111154_Generic/ ./OIA11154
Step 2: execute DB schema
Within the terminal, execute the following:
sqlplus / as sysdba
SQL> create user rbacxservice identified by Password1;
User created.
Step 3: Move jdbc.properties
Go to the $OIA_HOME and execute the following:
cp /conf/oracle/jdbc.properties ./
Step 4: Alter the jdbc.properties
Alter the jdbc.properties
From...
jdbc.url=jdbc:oracle:thin:@$SERVER_NAME:$PORT:rbacx
jdbc.driverClassName=oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver
To.....
jdbc.url=jdbc:oracle:thin:localhost.localdomain:1521:orcl
jdbc.driverClassName=oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver
Then include the jdbc.properties line within the file
###########################################################
# Database information
###########################################################
# RBACx Database owner
jdbc.username=rbacxservice
jdbc.password=Password1
Step 5: Encrypt OIA password
The next thing to do is encrypt the plain text password what you've populated in the jdbc.properties file. Whilst in the OIA_HOME directory, execute the following command:
java -jar ./WEB-INF/lib/vaau-commons-crypt.jar -encryptProperty -cipherKeyProperties ./conf/cipherKey.properties -propertyFile ./conf/jdbc.properties -propertyName jdbc.password
If you've executed this without any errors popping up, go to the $OIA_HOME/conf/jdbc.properties file and check if the jdbc.password value has been replaced with jdbc.password.encrypted
Step 6: Set JAVA variables
Make sure you have the JAVA_HOME variables within the .bash_profile file
JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/jdk_directory
export JAVA_HOME
PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH
export PATH
Step 7: Create rbacx directory
This is there you will be extracting the rbacx.war file.
Whilst remaining within the $OIA_HOME directory, execute the following:
mkdir rbacx
cd rbacx
Step 8: extract war file
Go to the OIA_HOME/rbacx directory and execute the following command to extract out the war file ready for deployment.
jar -xvf ./rbacx
You should now be able to see an extracted WEB-INF file along with other files in the OIA_HOME directory
Step 9: Alter deployed files
You can either use the global variable of RBACX_HOME, or make the following changes to the following files by using the vi expressions within the terminal:
%s/${RBACX_HOME}/\/home\/oracle\/Oracle\/Middleware\/OIA11154/g
./WEB-INF/search-context.xml
./WEB-INF/security-context-server.xml
./WEB-INF/reporting-context.xml
./WEB-INF/conf-context.xml
./WEB-INF/dataaccess-context.xml
./WEB-INF/classes/workflows.xml
./conf/iam.properties
%s/$RBACX_HOME/\/home\/oracle\/Oracle\/Middleware\/OIA11154/g
./conf/iam.properties
Step 10: Create a weblogic.xml file
One thing to note about OIA is that the the package you downloaded is generic for all platforms. In this situation, where we're deploying OIA on a managed server, you must ensure that you create a weblogic.xml file. Here's a blog post on how to do this. How to deploy OIA on a managed server Note: Ensure you do this before you deploy OIA as an application (a task that's required later).
Step 11: Create a managed server
Log into the WLS base domain http:/localhost.localdomain:7001/console whilst making sure your base domain is up and running.
In the domain structure, click Servers
Within the summary of servers, click New
Server name: oia_server1
Listen Port: 7003
Click Finish
Deploy OIA on WLS
Step 12: Create OIA deployment
Whilst still in the WLS base domain:
In the domain structure, click Deployments
Within the summary of Deployments, click New
Navigate to the MIDDLEWARE_HOME directory and select the OIA11154 open directory then press Next
Click Install this deployment as an application and click Next
Click the oia_server1 managed server that you created a moment ago and click Next
Click Finish
When you have both managed servers running, go to the following URL
http://localhost.localdomain:7003/rbacx/welcome.action
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Daniel is a Technical Manager with over 10 years of consulting expertise in the Identity and Access Management space.Daniel has built from scratch this blog as well as technicalconfessions.com
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