Installing Oracle BPEL Designer and Oracle BPEL Process Manager
Installing Oracle BPEL Process Manager
This tutorial covers the installation
of Oracle BPEL Process Manager and JDeveloper BPEL Designer.
Approximately 30 minutes
This tutorial covers the following topics:
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Oracle BPEL Process Manager provides
out-of-box capabilities to process standard BPEL designs created with Oracle
BPEL Designer or other tools. After creating a BPEL process using Oracle BPEL
Designer the process can be deploy directly to Oracle BPEL Process Manager.
Oracle BPEL Process Manager provides a Web based administrative and BPEL Console
interface for deploying, testing, and monitoring the progress of a BPEL application.
Oracle BPEL Process Manager can run in an Oracle Container for J2EE (OC4J),
JBoss, or BEA WebLogic environment. This OBE lesson installs the OC4J version.
The Oracle BPEL Process Manager includes the JDeveloper BPEL
Designer, which extends the functionality of Oracle JDeveloper 10g to enable
you to model, edit, and design business processes using BPEL. JDeveloper BPEL
Designer provides a graphical and user-friendly way to build BPEL processes.
The processes built with JDeveloper BPEL Designer are 100% portable. The Oracle
BPEL Process Manager executes these processes.
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The system requirements for installing BPEL Process Manager
are:
Before starting this tutorial, you should:
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Have checked the system requirements listed above.
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Have downloaded BPEL Process Manager software from http://otn.oracle.com.
Extract the zip file to a folder on your hard disk.
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To install Oracle BPEL Process Manager,
perform the following:
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Start Windows Explorer and navigate to the folder to
which you have unzipped the software. Double click setup.exe under
Disk1/install folder. You see the welcome screen. Click Next.
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In the Specify File Locations window,
accept the folder where you would like the product to be installed or
enter a new folder, for example E:\orabpel,
and click Next. Do not change the directory path in the
Source field. This is the location of installation files.
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In the Select Installation Type
window, accept the default option. BPEL Process Manager for Developers
(570MB). is the default option. This option installs JDeveloper BPEL Designer,
Oracle BPEL server, and Oracle BPEL Console for creating processes, deploying
the process, and monitoring the deployed processes respectively.
The second option does not install the JDeveloper BPEL
Designer and requires that an Oracle Application Server 10g J2EE mid tier
be installed.
Accept the default option and click Next.
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If your host is located behind a firewall, you need
to route outgoing HTTP connections through a proxy server. Enter the proxy
server information as shown in the screenshot. Note: you have to
enter details of your proxy server. Click Next.
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In the Summary screen, click Install:
The installation process begins, and the following progress screens are
displayed:
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Wait for the End of Installation window to be displayed
and click Exit and confirm when prompted.
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After the installation is complete, the Oracle BPEL
GETTING_STARTED.html file
is displayed in the browser. You will also see the JDeveloper BPEL Designer
icon on the desktop.
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To start the Oracle BPEL Process Manager and Oracle BPEL Designer, do the following:
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To start the Oracle BPEL Process Manager, select Start
> Programs > Oracle- <Oracle_Home> > Oracle BPEL
Process Manager 2.0 > Start BPEL PM Server
Note: Two command windows are started. One for the OC4J instance that runs the BPEL Process Manager, and the other minimized command window runs the Oracle Lite instance for the "dehydrated" BPEL processes. The BPEL PM Server is ready for use when you see a line similar to the following in the BPEL PM Server command window:
05/05/26 02:30:06
Oracle Application Server Containers for J2EE 10g (10.1.2.0.0) initialized
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To start the Oracle BPEL Designer select Start
> Programs > Oracle- <Oracle_Home> > Oracle BPEL
Process Manager 2.0 > JDeveloper BPEL Designer.
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When JDeveloper BPEL Designer is started for the first
time it will prompt you to select the file types that have to be associated
with JDeveloper. Select all the file types and click OK.
Note: You are ready to start designing your Oracle BPEL projects. |
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In this lesson, you've learned how to:
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Download and install Oracle BPEL
Process Manager and JDeveloper BPEL Designer. |
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Start Oracle BPEL Process Manager. |
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Start JDeveloper BPEL Designer. |
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To ask a question about this OBE tutorial, post a query on the OBE Discussion Forum. |
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To learn more about Oracle BPEL Designer , refer to additional OBEs on the OTN Web site. |
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