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• You have to download WebCenter installer:
ofm_wc_generic_11.1.1.5.0_disk1_1of1.zip
. Unzip it and execute the
runInstaller
script from the Disk1 directory. During installation use the same path for
WebCenter Home as you used on the first machine, i.e.,
<WC_HOME>
. You don’t have to
configure WebCenter.
• Install ECM home. The steps are described at the beginning of this tutorial. Use the same path,
i.e.,
<ECM_HOME>
. Do not configure the domain.
Copy the domain to the new machine
21. On host1 machine, execute the following commands, replacing
<MW_HOME>
and
<WC_DOMAIN>
with the actual paths.
cd <MW_HOME>/oracle_common/common/bin
./pack.sh -managed=true -domain=<WC_DOMAIN> \
-template=WC_template.jar -template_name=WC_Template
You might use different names for the template file and template name.
22. Copy the
WC_template.jar
file to host2, place it in the same directory where it resides in host1,
i.e.,
<MW_HOME>/oracle_common/common/bin
.
Use Unix commands of your choice to copy the file. You can use
ftp
or
scp
(secure copy), like
the following example:
scp WC_template.jar \
<oracle_user>@<host2>:<MW_HOME>/oracle_common/common/bin
23. Log in to host2 and execute the following commands:
cd <MW_HOME>/oracle_common/common/bin
./unpack.sh -domain=<WC_DOMAIN> -template=WC_template.jar
Start the Necessary Servers
Next you have to start at least AdminServer in host1 and the two newly created managed servers,
UCM_server1 and IBR_server1 on host2. You might also start the other managed servers on host1, but
they are not necessary for the following configuration steps.
The server startup scripts are located at
<WC_DOMAIN>/bin
directory.
24. Start the administration server on host1.
Since, as a prerequisite, you have already installed WebCenter in host1, it is likely that you have
some scripts to start the administrator- and managed servers. Use those scripts. If not, here are some
hints:
a. Set up
boot.properties
file for the AdminServer, if you have not done so before.
Go to the
<WC_DOMAIN>/servers/AdminServer
directory and if you do not have a
subdirectory called
security
, create one. In this subdirectory create an unencrypted text file
boot.properties
, which contain the administrator user’s name and password. For example:
cd <WC_DOMAIN>/servers/AdminServer
mkdir security
cd security
vi boot.properties
... insert into the file ...
username=weblogic
password=welcome1