Installing the SRT

2 Installing the SRT

This chapter describes how to install and uninstall, configure and unconfigure, deploy and undeploy the Oracle Communications ASAP Service Request Translator (SRT).

The installation for the SRT consists of an ant build file in the install directory SRT/install.xml.

When you use ant (supplied with the ASAP environment) to run the installation, you can obtain help with the ant command as follows:

ant -projecthelp -buildfile install.xml

The project Help includes a description of the installation file, how to run it, and all available targets.

Installing and Managing the SRT

Install the SRT by doing the following:

Installing the SRT

Go to the Oracle software delivery website:
```
https://edelivery.oracle.com
```
Download the ASAP.version.build.srt.tar file.
Put the ASAP.version.build.srt.tar file in ASAP_Home directory, where ASAP_Home is the directory in which ASAP is installed.
Source the ASAP_Home/Environment_Profile.
Run the following command:
```
tar xvf ASAP.version.build.srt.tar
```
This creates two tar files srt.tar and srt_docs.tar.
Run the following command:
```
tar xvf srt.tar
```
This creates the SRT directory.
Go to the SRT directory.
Run the following command:
```
ant -buildfile install.xml deploy
```
Note:

If you enabled SSL when you installed ASAP, SRT will also use SSL.

This runs the default 'install' target identified in install.xml. This command customizes the SRT.ear file with the ASAP environment ID, creates all required resources, and deploys the SRT into the WebLogic Server.

Other targets are listed in Table 2-1:

Table 2-1 Ant Target

Ant Target	Functionality
install	Configures the WebLogic Server, customizes the SRT.ear file, and deploys it to a server. Temporary files are deleted after completion. If no targets are specified, the ant command default to this value.
uninstall	Removes the SRT.ear file from the Oracle WebLogic Server, and deletes Oracle WebLogic Server resources created during installation.
configure	Creates resources on the WebLogic Server.
unconfigure	Removes resources on the WebLogic Server.
deploy	Deploys the SRT.
query	Checks WebLogic Server resources for the SRT.
undeploy	Undeploys the SRT

Table 2-2 lists resources created by the 'configure' target. If a target already exists, the script will continue processing. These same resources will be deleted with the 'unconfigure' target, except for the JMSServer, which is assumed to have been created as part of an ASAP installation.

Table 2-2 Created Resources

Resource Name	Resource JNDI	Type	Purpose
asap.env_id.JMSServer	None.	JMSServer	Hosts all JMS queues and topics. This is normally created by an ASAP installation.
SRT.MessageQueue	System.asap_envid.ApplicationType. ServiceActivation.Application.1-0;7-4;ASAP.Comp.SRT.MessageQueue	JMSQueue	The SRT processes all messages placed in this queue.
SRT.ResponseQueue	System.asap_envid.ApplicationType. ServiceActivation.Application.1-0;7-4;ASAP.Comp.SRT.ResponseQueue	JMSQueue	If 'reply-to' is not specified for an inbound message, the response will be placed in this queue.
SRT.MessageErrorQueue	System.asap_envid.ApplicationType. ServiceActivation.Application.1-0;7-4;ASAP.Comp.SRT.MessageErrorQueue	JMSQueue	The queue that stores messages from the SRTMessageQueue that cannot be processed.
SRT.JSRPResponseQueue	System.asap_envid.ApplicationType. ServiceActivation.Application.1-0;7-4;ASAP.Comp.SRT.JSRPResponseQueue	JMSQueue	The queue that SRT uses to listens for responses from the JSRP.
SRT.EventErrorQueue	System.asap_envid.ApplicationType. ServiceActivation.Application.1-0;7-4;ASAP.Comp.SRT.EventErrorQueue	JMSQueue	The queue that stores messages from the JSRPEventTopic that cannot be processed.