3 Installing Collections Configuration Center
Learn how to install Oracle Communications Collections Configuration Center.
Topics in this document:
Downloading the Collections Configuration Center Installer
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For Collections Configuration Center 15.2.0 or any 15.2.x maintenance release: From the Oracle software delivery website (https://edelivery.oracle.com)
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For any 15.2.x.y patch set release: From the Oracle support website (https://support.oracle.com)
Search for and download the Oracle Communications Collections Configuration Center 15.2.x.y.0 software, where x refers to the maintenance release and y refers to the patch set release of Collections Configuration Center that you are installing.
The Zip archive includes the installer: Collections_Configuration_Center-15.2.x.y.0.jar
Installing Collections Configuration Center in UI Mode
To install Collections Configuration Center in UI mode:
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Download the Collections Configuration Center installer. See "Downloading the Collections Configuration Center Installer".
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Go to the directory where you downloaded the software and run one of the following commands:
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To start the UI installer:
Java_home/bin/java -jar jarfile
where:
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Java_home is the directory in which you installed the latest supported Java version.
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jarfile is the Collections Configuration Center installer file, for example Collections_Configuration_Center-15.2.0.0.0.jar.
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To start the UI installer and install Collections Configuration Center using an oraInventory directory in a different location:
Java_home/bin/java -jar jarfile -invPtrLoc Inventory_home/oraInst.loc
where Inventory_home is the location of the Oracle inventory.
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To start the UI installer and create a silent installer response file during the installation:
Java_home/bin/java -jar jarfile -record -destinationFile path
where path is the response file location and name.
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In the Welcome window, click Next.
If the oraInst.loc file is corrupt or not present in the expected location, the Specify Inventory Directory and Credentials window appears. The default location of the oraInventory directory is in the /etc/oraInst.loc file.
Otherwise, the Installation Location window is displayed, and you should go to step 5. This window displays the path to the default inventory directory and the default operating system group name.
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In the Specify Inventory Directory and Credentials window, enter the details listed in Table 3-1 and then click Next.
Table 3-1 Specify Inventory Directory and Credentials
Field Description Inventory Directory The full path to the inventory directory. This should be an absolute path, not containing environment variables. Do not include the name of the oraInst.loc file. The directory and oraInst.loc file are created if they do not already exist.
The default location of the oraInventory directory is recorded in the /etc/oraInst.loc file.
Operating System Group Name The name of the operating system group that has write permission to the inventory directory
The Installation Location window appears.
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Enter the full path or browse to the directory in which to install Collections Configuration Center and click Next.
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In the Feature Sets Selection window, the Collections Configuration Center software is selected by default. Click Next.
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In the Server Details window, enter the information in Table 3-2 and click Next.
Table 3-2 Collections Configuration Center Server Details
Field Description Host Name The host name or IP address of the machine on which Collections Configuration Center is installed
Port Number The port number assigned to the Collections Configuration Center service
SSL Port Number The port number assigned to the Collections Configuration Center service for SSL
KeyStore Location The directory in which your KeyStore files are located
KeyStore Password The password required to access the certificates from the KeyStore
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In the REST Services Manager URL Details window, enter the base URL for the Billing and Revenue Management REST Services Manager and click Next.
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In the Identity Provider Details window, enter the details listed in Table 3-3 and then click Next.
Table 3-3 Identity Provider Details
Field Description Identity URL The base URL of your Identity Provider server
Scope Audience The primary audience registered for the application which is appended for scopes
Audience The secondary audience, if one is configured
Otherwise, enter the same value as in the Scope Audience field.
Client Id The client ID of the application
Client Secret The client secret of the application
Wallet Password The client Oracle wallet password
Confirm Wallet Password The client Oracle wallet password again
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In the Installation Summary window, review your selections and then click Install.
Note:
After the installation begins, you cannot stop or cancel the installation.
The Installation Progress window appears, and the installation begins.
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In the Installation Progress window, when the installation is done, click Next.
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In the Installation Complete window, click Finish.
Installing Collections Configuration Center in Silent Mode
Silent installation mode enables you to perform a non-interactive installation of Collections Configuration Center. You can use the silent installation mode to install Collections Configuration Center quickly on multiple systems.
Silent installation mode does not use the UI and runs in the background. In this mode, you use a response file template that contains a predefined set of values to install Collections Configuration Center. You can generate a response file that contains the parameters and values during the Collections Configuration Center UI installation.
Creating a Response File
To create a response file:
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Create a copy of the response file that was generated during the UI installation. See "Installing Collections Configuration Center in UI Mode" for more information.
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The UI installer does not store passwords provided during installation in the response file. You must manually add the passwords after creating a copy of the response file.
You can create as many response files as needed.
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Open the response file in a text editor.
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Modify the response file you copied by specifying the key-value information for the parameters you want in your installation.
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The response file template contains guidelines and examples on how to enter the values in the parameters.
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The installer treats incorrect context, format, and type values in a response file as if no value were specified.
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Save and close the response file.
Performing a Silent Installation
To perform a silent installation:
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Create a response file. See "Creating a Response File".
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Copy the response file you created to the machine on which you are running the silent installation.
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On the machine on which you are running the silent installation, go to the directory to which you have downloaded the Collections Configuration Center installer and run the following command:
Java_home/bin/java -jar jarfile -debug -invPtrLoc Inventory_home/oraInventory/oraInst.loc [parameter=value] -responseFile path -silent
where:
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Java_home is the directory in which you installed the latest supported Java version.
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jarfile is the Collections Configuration Center installer file, for example Collections_Configuration_Center-15.2.0.0.0.jar.
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parameter is the name of an installation parameter.
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value is the value of the installation parameter.
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path is the absolute path to the response file.
For example:
Java_home/bin/java -jar Collections_Configuration_Center-15.2.0.0.0.jar -debug -invPtrLoc Inventory_home/oraInventory/oraInst.loc INSTALL_TYPE=Complete -responseFile /tmp/oracle.communications.ccc.rsp -silent
The installation runs silently in the background.
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