ODI Create Java EE Agent

Configuring the Domain for the Java EE agent creates a database Schema

Before configuring the Java EE agent, you must ensure that the appropriate scheme is created in the data. Repository Creation Utility created the warehouse automatically when it was created. Refer to Using Repository Creation utility to create the archive and connect

Two start the Fusion Middleware Configuration Wizard to create a new domain

Enter oracle_home/oracle_common/common/bin

such as D:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_Home\oracle_common\common\bin

UNIX Operating systems:

./config.sh

Windows operating system:

Config.cmd

Select Create domain and specify domain location

Select the configuration template and select

• Oracle Enterprise Manager Plugin for ODI-12.1.3.0 [em]

will automatically select the dependent:

o Oracle Enterprise Manager-12.1.3.0 [em]

o Oracle JRF-12.1.3.0 [Oracle_common]

o WebLogic Coherence Cluster Extension-12.1.3.0 [Wlserver]

• Oracle Data integrator-agent-12.1.3.0 [ODI]

will automatically select the dependent:

o Oracle Data integrator-agent Libraries-12.1.3.0 [ODI]

o Oracle Data Integrator SDK Shared Library Template-12.1.3.0 [ODI]

• Oracle Data integrator-console-12.1.3.0 [ODI]

Application Location

Specify Administrator account and password

Specify domain mode and JDK

Select the database configuration type, first select the RCU data, the scheme owner fill Dev_odi_repo result error

Should fill Dev_stb

You can also manually configure a component data source

JDBC Component scenario testing, all through (see here is dev_stb to know using RCU data, the scheme owner should fill dev_stb instead of Dev_odi_repo)

Identification, specify the supervisor password, the password must be the same as the supervisor password at the time the repository was created

Refer to step 5, which uses Repository Creation utility to create the archive.

You can also add a

Advanced Configuration, select the following three items

· Management Server

· Node Manager

· Managed servers, clusters, and coherence (coherence)

Next, configure the Management Server

Node Manager configuration

Managed server, server group Select Jrf-man-svr.

Cluster

Assign servers to the cluster: Select a server in the left pane, and select a cluster in the right pane. Then use the right arrow button to assign the server to the cluster.

Configure coherence cluster, default

Computer: A machine was required in order for the Node Manager to being able to start and stop the servers.

Assigning a server to a computer

Configuration Overview

Waiting anxiously

III using ODI Studio to create an agent in the main warehouse

Save

Four-start Java EE Agent

Enter domain_home/bin

such as D:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_Home\user_projects\domains\odi_domain\bin

4.1 Start node Server nodes Manager

Startnodemanager.cmd

4.2 Starting the Management Server Administration server

Startweblogic.cmd

You may need to enter your user name password during the process

Login Http://localhost:7001/console Verification

"Getting Started Using Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console"

4.3 Starting the managed server Managed server

Method One:

Startmanagedweblogic.cmd Odi_server1

Enter the user name password WebLogic weblogic123456

Method Two: Login http://localhost:7002/em, graphical interface start

Wait 3 minutes anxiously, finally state stale running

Login http://localhost:7001/em, found oraclediagent not started, restart, if the restart error, in the ODI studio deleted, refresh the browser, re-login Http://localhost:7001/em Start Odi_server or just start oraclediagent

All turned green.

Test agent, succeeded. You can then run the dispatch task on this agent.

Reference:

Configuring the Domain for the Java EE Agent

Configuring Oracle Data Integrator Studio

ODI Create Java EE Agent