Oracle Audio Technologies 12.2 ユーザーズマニュアル
Installing Place
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Oracle® Retail Place Installation Guide
Return Value
When run in the silent mode (install.sh -s), a trace message appears on the console (the
stdout). When run in the Oracle Installer mode (the default), the script displays a
graphical user interface.
stdout). When run in the Oracle Installer mode (the default), the script displays a
graphical user interface.
Output
The Place installation creates the Place directory structure, populates it with
appropriate files, and when the installation finishes, a log file and two properties files
are generated.
appropriate files, and when the installation finishes, a log file and two properties files
are generated.
If the installation resulted in issues, see
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Installing Place Using the Graphical Oracle Installer
If you prefer to use a guided user interface, you can use the graphical Oracle Installer.
To install Place using the Oracle Installer:
1.
Ensure that you have completed
2.
Ensure that your application server software is running.
3.
If you are viewing the installer from a Windows client:
■
On the Windows client, start an Xserver program that enables you to emulate
the X terminal.
the X terminal.
■
On the application server, set the display for the Windows client where you
want the Oracle Installer to display as follows:
want the Oracle Installer to display as follows:
export DISPLAY=<IP address>:0.0
4.
From your application server machine, enter the following command:
-p <path-to- install.properties>
Optional. Specifies an alternate path to the install.properties
file. Defaults to ./install.properties.
file. Defaults to ./install.properties.
-l, --log-config
Optional. Specifies an alternate log4j configuration file (to
change the verbosity level or the log file output location).
Defaults to ./Install/conf/log4j.properties. The log4j log file
is used for troubleshooting.
change the verbosity level or the log file output location).
Defaults to ./Install/conf/log4j.properties. The log4j log file
is used for troubleshooting.
-y | -n
Optional. Specifies whether or not to overwrite existing files.
Defaults to -y (overwrite).
Defaults to -y (overwrite).
-d <XML path>
Optional. Specifies an alternate path to the XML install
scripts. Defaults to ./InstallScripts.
scripts. Defaults to ./InstallScripts.
-x <filename.xml>
Optional. Specifies an alternate XML install script file within
the ./InstallScripts directory.
the ./InstallScripts directory.
-i, --websphere | -b, --weblogic
Optional. For specifying your application server.
-h
Optional. Prints a help message.
Note:
Although you can run the installation without setting up the
installation properties file, ensure that you set up the installation
properties file, and then start the installation.
properties file, and then start the installation.
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