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The following procedure details how to install WebLogic
Server. It is assumed that you downloaded and extracted the installation
file to an installation directory, and opened a system terminal
and navigated to that directory.
Perform the following tasks to install WebLogic Server:
Install the WebLogic Server software.
Create the WebLogic domain.
(Optional) Create a boot.properties file to enable WebLogic
Server, which allows you to start the server without manually entering
the user name and password at the command line.
Note: The steps to install WebLogic remain the same
for all cluster nodes. However, you can designate any node as the
admin server of the cluster. WebLogic Administration Server is required
to be running only on one node of the cluster and not on all the
nodes.
To install WebLogic Server software:Log on to the computer where you will install WebLogic Server
as a user with administrator privileges.
Run the installation program that is applicable for your
operating system:
(WebLogic Server on 64-bit Windows, Linux,
or Solaris) wls<version number>_generic.jar
Note: For the Solaris 64-bit JDK, first install the
32-bit JDK (Sun Java 6) from Sun Java SE Downloads. After installing the 32-bit JDK, download and install the 64-bit patch corresponding to that JDK.
Complete the steps of the installation wizard, accepting
the default options presented.
In the Installation Complete window, deselect Run Quickstart and
click Done.
Repeat steps 1 to 4 on each computer in the cluster.
Note: While
installing LiveCycle on Windows, you can create a Node Manager Service.
To create such service, ensure that you use the same windows account
to install the Web Logic Application Server, create the Node Manager
Service, install LiveCycle, and run LiveCycle Configuration Manager
(LCM). Also ensure that the Windows account has read and write access
on all the directories required for configuration.
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