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OmniDocs 10.1 Installation Guide - Windows
OmniDocs 10.1 Installation Guide - Windows
FRESH INSTALLATION
WINDOWS
August - 2019
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If the specified “Database Information” is incorrect, following error message screen get
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Click OK and enter the correct “Database Information” and click Next button.
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NOTE:
Create your cabinet manually from “OmniDocs Server Administration”. Follow the steps given in Chapter-2 of “OmniDocs
10.1 Server Administration Guide”.
Refer OmniDocs 10.1 User Manual and OmniDocs 10.1 Configuration Settings Guide for additional details on configuring
and using the application.
Refer OmniDocs 10.1 Post Deployment Guide.
NOTE:
In case of WebLogic 12.2, JAVA-1.8 minimum is required.
Application Server:
Oracle WebLogic12C (installed using JDK 1.7 or above)
Oracle WebLogic12.2 (installed using JDK 1.8 or above)
Others: Administrative Rights of the machine.
Make sure the Application Server is in Stop Mode.
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In case of WebLogic 12.2, JAVA-1.8 minimum would be required.
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iv. If connection to the Database fails, Database Connection Failed screen appears:
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v. Click OK.
If connection to the Database fails, make corrections to the Database Information and click
Next.
If Database connection is successful, next screen appears.
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In case of WebLogic 12.2, JAVA-1.8 minimum would be required.
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NOTE:
Select AdminServer option if you want to deploy OmniDocs 10.1 on standalone server. Select ManagedServer option if you
want to deploy OmniDocs 10.1 on Managed Server or on cluster environment.
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NOTE:
Here, the Installer can deploy the product components on any one Managed server, for rest of the Managed Servers; end
user needs to do the manual configuration.
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NOTE:
Select AdminServer option if you want to deploy OmniDocs 10.1 on standalone server. Select ManagedServer option if you
want to deploy OmniDocs 10.1 on Managed Server or on cluster environment.
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NOTE:
Here, the Installer can deploy the product components on any one Managed server, for rest of the Managed Servers; end
user needs to do the manual configuration.
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NOTE:
Create your cabinet manually from “OmniDocs Server Administration”. Follow the steps given in Chapter-2 of “OmniDocs
10.1 Administration Manual”.
Refer OmniDocs 10.1 Reference Manual and OmniDocs 10.1 Configuration Settings Guide for additional details on
configuring and using the application.
Refer OmniDocs 10.1 Post Deployment Guide.
NOTE:
In case of WebSphere 9.x, JAVA-1.8 minimum is required.
Application Server:
IBM WebSphere 8.x (installed using JDK 1.7 or above)
IBM WebSphere 9.x (installed using JDK 1.8 or above)
Others: Administrative Rights of the machine.
Make sure the Application Server is in Stop Mode.
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ORB_LISTENER_ADDRESS 0
SAS_SSL_SERVERAUTH_LISTENER_ADDRESS 0
CSIV2_SSL_SERVERAUTH_LISTENER_ADDRESS 0
CSIV2_SSL_MUTUALAUTH_LISTENER_ADDRESS 0
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NOTE:
Before initiating the installation process, carry out the following given steps:
a. Go to WebSphere Application Server's profile.
b. Go to properties folder in WebSphere Application Server's profile.
c. Edit soap.client.props in text editor and do the below changes:
d. Search for com.ibm.SOAP.requestTimeout=180 and change value from 180 to 1000.
e. Save property file and restart WebSphere Application Server and start installation process
NOTE:
Refer to WebSphere Configuration for HCP and Amazon Sites of OmniDocs 10.1 Configuration Settings Guide to configure
WebSphere Application Server (WAS) for HCP and Amazon sites.
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If the specified “Database Information” is incorrect, Database Connection Failed dialog box
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Click OK and enter the correct “Database Information” and click Next button.
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NOTE:
Create your cabinet manually from “OmniDocs Server Administration”. Follow the steps given in Chapter-2 of “OmniDocs
10.1 Server Administration Guide”.
Refer OmniDocs 10.1 User Manual and OmniDocs 10.1 Configuration Settings Guide for additional details on configuring
and using the application.
Refer OmniDocs 10.1 Post Deployment Guide.
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17. Click Save link, and save workspace changes to the Master Configuration.
NOTE
To know in detail about cabinet creation refer to Chapter 2 “OmniDocs Service Administration” module of OmniDocs
Server Reference Manual.
1. Open the Administration Console, by typing the following URL in the address bar of the browser.
http://IP-Address of the WebSphere Application Server Machine: <WC_adminhost end
point>/admin
2. Expand Applications tab in the left-pane of the Administration Console and click Enterprise
Application Link. Click on the link for “OmniDocs” Application. The Configuration screen for
“OmniDocs” appears.
3. Click on Session Management under Web Module Properties.
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1. Open the Administration Console, by typing the following URL in the address bar of the browser:
http://IP-Address of the WebSphere Application Server Machine: <WC_adminhost end
point>/admin.
2. Expand Applications tab in the left-pane of the Administration Console and click Enterprise
Application Link. Click on the link for “OpAll” Application. The Configuration screen for “OpAll”
appears.
3. Click on Session Management under Web Module Properties.
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If the specified “Database Information” is incorrect, Database Connection Failed dialog box
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Click OK and enter the correct “Database Information” and click Next button.
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NOTE:
Create your cabinet manually from “OmniDocs Server Administration”. Follow the steps given in Chapter-2 of “OmniDocs
10.1 Server Administration Guide”.
Refer OmniDocs 10.1 User Manual and OmniDocs 10.1 Configuration Settings Guide for additional details on configuring
and using the application.
Refer OmniDocs 10.1 Post Deployment Guide.
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If the specified “Database Information” is incorrect, Database Connection Failed dialog box
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In case of failure, click OK and enter the correct “Database Information” and then click Next.
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NOTE:
Create your cabinet manually from “OmniDocs Server Administration”. Follow the steps given in Chapter-2 of “OmniDocs
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