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Prerequisites
Before you perform this tutorial, you should:
1.
Install the Oracle Database 10g Release (10.2.0.1)
with the following settings:
Character set AL32UTF8 (Unicode)
Contains the following standard database components:
Oracle XML DB
Oracle interMedia
Uses some initialization parameters to have a minimum
value, as follows:
compatible = 10.2.0.0.0 ( Do not modify this parameter if it is already
set to a higher value
java_pool_size = 52428800
job_queue_processes = 10
processes = 150
undo_retention =3600
The archive log mode of the database must be ARCHIVELOG,
which enables the archiving of the redo log
2.
Install the 10.2.0.3 patch set and all recommended
patches
You can use the Oracle Universal Installer (OUI) to
install the Oracle Beehive software. The OUI is a GUI tool that enables you
to view the Oracle software that is installed on your machine, install new Oracle
software, and delete Oracle software that you no longer intend to use.
Follow the steps below to install the Oracle Beehive software
and configure the system in one step:
1.
Log onto you computer as a member of the administrative group that is
authorized to install the Oracle Beehive software.
2.
Navigate to the directory that contains the Beehive
software. Run the installer by executing the command:
./runInstaller
3.
On the Welcome window, click Next.
4.
If this is the first installation of Oracle software on this machine,
you need to provide a path to a location where you want to store the Oracle
inventory. Once you have entered the path and no warnings or errors are
visible in the validation panel, click Next.
5.
For a standard installation, select Oracle Beehive Release 1.
Click Next.
6.
Enter the complete path of the location where you want to install Beehive.
If the directory is not empty, due to an old, or failed, installation
you will get a warning. Make sure you un-install Beehive and clean up
the directory, or choose a new directory before proceeding.
Once you have entered the path and no warnings or errors are visible
in the validation panel, click Next.
7.
This page displays the prerequisite checks that the Oracle Beehive Install
Wizard runs to verify that the host meets all minimum requirements for
installing and configuring the product type that you selected on the Select
Product Type page.
After the system runs through the prerequisites, click Next.
8.
Select the 'Install and Configure' option, which will first do
the installation and then kick off the configuration assistants. Click
Next.
9.
Specify the database information according to your host.
Host and port: <fully qualified host name>:<port>
Service Name: <database service name>
Admin User Name: sys
Admin User Password: <sys password>
The Oracle Beehive Install Wizard verifies the connection to the
database, checks the initialization parameters, and other requirements.
Click Next.
10.
Provide the information for the creation of an enterprise, organization,
site and instance.
Enterprise, or tenant, is the toplevel container for all objects and
entities and would normally correspond to a company name.
The organization is a sub-container to enterprise. Even though you can
only add one organization at installation time, more organizations can
be added afterwards.
Instance name is the name of the actual Beehive instance you are installing.
You can have more than one Beehive instance per physical host, but they
must all have unique names.
Site is used to group Beehive instances together. Beehive R1 only supports
a single site, so all your Beehive instances will belong to the site given
here.
Enter a value for your Enterprise, Organization, Instance, and Site.
Some example values include:
Enterprise: Oracle
Organization: ST
Instance: Bee01
Site: HQ
Click Next.
11.
The installer creates a schema set in the given database. The password
given here will be used for all the schemata. Click Next.
12.
The beeadmin user is a
seeded admin account that is mainly used internally and it has very limited
exposure. Click Next.
13.
The Installation Summary page presents a summary of the options you have
selected so far with links to the previous pages. When you have reviewed
your inputs, click Install.
14.
The installation process begins. To monitor the progress of your installation,
click Show Details.
15.
This page displays the configuration assistants that the Oracle Beehive
Install Wizard runs to configure the product type that you selected on
the Select Product Type page. If any configuration is flagged as Failed,
it is highly recommended that you fix the problem and re-run the assistant.
You can re-run failed assistants by selecting the check box against it
and clicking Retry, or you can cancel the installation, fix the problem
and re-start the installation. Only failed assistants will then be re-run.
16.
An information window is displayed indicating that the installation run
successfully. Click Finish to complete the installation process and
close the Oracle Beehive Install Wizard.
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