I spend all weekend trying to install SOA suite at home.
I have a new i7 pc with windows 7 and 4G ram.
After spending hours on installing:
-->11g database,
-->Repositories with rcu (failed the first time because of database parameters processes and open_cursors must be 500)
-->Java bridge
-->Lookback adapter.
-->Weblogic 10.3.3.
-->Application development runtime 11.1.1.2 and 11.1.1.3
-->SOA Suite 11.1.1.2 and patchset 11.1.1.3
I try to run admin server and I got many exceptions … class not found … invalid variables, deployments failed.
So I thought I did something wrong and I did the hall thing again (from the weblogic part). But still the same ??!!. Then it came to me…
I right click on Start Admin server and I choose run as Administrator… and eurica!! All went smoothly.
I used the same way to open cmd windows to run managed servers:
-->first soa_server took 20 minutes to deploy all applications
-->then bam_server
Everything worked fine now.
Yet the memory consumption of my pc went to 3GB, and everything was operating really slowly after that.
So I suggest… don’t try this at home…
What is a bug? especially in a framework that is used to develop applications? Is it only something that is described differently in manual? I will be writing more about that in this blog by presenting the functionality of the framework i am working on. Jdeveloper and fusion middleware
Monday, June 21, 2010
Always run weblogic servers as Administrator
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well i did all the same last week but actually with administrator account and all went smoothly but i agree dont try this at home :)
ReplyDeleteweblogic with soa_server is memory beast and my 3 GB RAM Virtual machine on my macbook pro makes life difficult to learn
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI found little solution to save memory you can actuall merge all managed servers (soa, bam) into one Adminserver in a WLS Domain and it works great saves approx 1-2 GB RAM.
here are the links of tutorials
http://blogs.oracle.com/christomkins/2010/05/soa_suite_11g_11113_creating_a.html
http://wiki.oracle.com/page/Oracle+SOA+Suite+11g%3A+How+To+Create+All+In+One+AdminServer&
You may hit by some errors with the new domain so this might also help
http://baigsorcl.blogspot.com/2010/07/deleting-existing-weblogic-server.html
Regards,
ZB
http://baigsorcl.blogspot.com
Thanks a lot Baig
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