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Install missing rpm packages from Oracle's Yum server for Oracle Enterprise Linux 5

Wednesday, 19 May 2010 22:03 Anil Passi
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World wide web is full of hits/errors whereby techies & DBA's try to install Oracle Database or Oracle R12 or other Oracle Products on Oracle Enterprise Linux, and they bump into missing rpms. In this article, you will see step by step instructions of how you can leverage the public rpm repository exposed by Oracle. 
There is no need of login/password to install these publicly available rpm's from Oracle's website.

Missing RPM's are the single most important hurdle that dba's & developers  must cross when installing desired Oracle software's on linux boxes. The best way for any Oracle developer to get started with Linux based installations is by installing Oracle 11g Database on Oracle Enterprise Linux. 

Steps are
a. Register, download & install VMWare server. Youtube has many videos for this. Simply search for VMWare server install in http://youtube.com
b. Register and download Oracle Enterprise Linux from
http://edelivery.oracle.com/linux
c. Download Oracle Database 11g for Linux from 
d. Unzip the files in any temp/staging or installation directory
By following steps a) to e), you can get first hand experience of the process of installing Oracle Software's on linux. 
However, the Step (e) on Oracle's webpage does not give a clue about how you will install the RPMs

This article gives step by step instructions to install missing RPMs, and this knowledge can be carried forward into learning installation of other complex Oracle Products.
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R12 Technical White Papers

Thursday, 28 June 2007 16:33 Anil Passi
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Atul Kumar needs no introduction. He runs the most popular Oracle Apps DBA Blog.
His blog is http://becomeappsdba.blogspot.com/
Atul has written a list of white papers on R12.

Please find a link to those white papers below.
 Of special interest for the developers is his article on Unified APPL_TOP

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Preparing for R12 Installation on RedHat Linux

Thursday, 15 February 2007 19:53 Anil Passi
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I am a big fan of virtual machines. This article is the first step towards building a Release 12 instance on VM using Red Hat Linux, for the development team to play around with. Although the steps are self explanatory, I will still explain these for folks who would like to get started reading something visual. We are currently on 11.5.10 on RH Linux Enterprise 4. So to try R12 for educational purposes, first we need to build a O/S shell.
Why R12 on VM? So that we can trash it or replicate this R12 instance to create new R12 development environments just by copying the VM files across.
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Validate your SOA Suite Install on PC

Sunday, 07 January 2007 21:05 Anil Passi
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Before we can begin design and development in SOA, we must first ensure that SOA Suite was installed correctly on your Machine.

In this article, I will demonstrate the below:-
1. Start your SOA Console
2. Once you have installed SOA Suite and Companion CD, quickly validate that BPEL Server works as expected.


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Install SOA Suite Companion CDs

Saturday, 06 January 2007 08:47 Anil Passi
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After having installed the SOA Suite, lets install the Companion CDs. I am listing the steps that I undertook and the steps that I skipped in this process.
The URL for downloading Oracle SOA Suite Companion CDs is Link Here
You should install the SOA Suite prior to installing Companion CDs. Link for SOA Suite is click here
There are three files that you need to download. For this, I created following Directory Structure.
c:\bpel\soa_windows_x86_companion_101310_disk1 , disk2 and disk3

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