INSTALLING SOA SUITE 11G FROM SCRATCH ON FEDORA LINUX


INSTALLING SOA SUITE 11G FROM SCRATCH ON FEDORA LINUX
We are going to see how to install SOA Suite from scratch on Linux.
SOA Suite requires the following components to be installed.
1.       Database
2.       RCU (Repository Creation Unit)
3.       Weblogic Server
4.       SOA Suite
5.       JDeveloper
6.       SOA Extension for JDeveloper

Download links for both Linux and Windows have been provided below
·         Database Enterprise Edition :
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/enterprise-edition/downloads/index.html

·         Database XE, Repository Creation Utility (RCU), Weblogic Server, SOA Suite, SOA Extension for JDeveloper
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/soasuite/downloads/index.html

·         JDeveloper
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/jdev/downloads/index.html

Overall description of the software’s and its use for SOA suite installation.
Ø  JDeveloper :
It is an IDE to develop SOA interfaces or processes.

Ø  SOA Extension for JDeveloper:
For JDeveloper to create necessary backend and GUI codes related to SOA it has to contain all the packages or components necessary for the SOA suite. All these packages are packed under this SOAExtension.

Ø  SOA Suite:
It contains all the necessary files and packages required to run SOA process during runtime.

Ø  Weblogic Server:
It is an application server which will initiate and load all the components necessary for SOA processes from SOA site to be executed and logged during runtime.



Ø  Database:
1. All the objects created for SOA should be stored somewhere and all the instances of the SOA processes have to be logged during runtime. This will help in finding the exact flow of the process, troubleshooting the flow of data, checking business requirements are satisfied, checking all the states like success, running, errored out process.
2. Database will be used to store all the above details.
3. Weblogic Server will load all the components required for SOA Suite to be executed.
4. SOA suite will get a link to database via weblogic server to load all the objects or processes that we have created as part of business requirements.

Ø  RCU:
All the necessary storage structures required by SOA suite will be created by RCU.

Steps for installing and configuring SOA components or software:
1.       Install database
2.       Create SOA repositories using RCU
3.       Install weblogic  server
4.       Install SOA suite
5.       Configure a domain in weblogic
6.       Install JDeveloper
7.       Add or install SOA extension for JDeveloper
Steps for deleting SOA components or software’s:
1.       Uninstall JDeveloper
2.       Delete all the files under Middleware for removing SOA Suite and weblogic
3.       Drop all schemas related to SOA using RCU.
4.       Delete all the files under ORACLE_BASE                to delete database and its components.

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