Installing Oracle 11g SOASuite – Part 7: Oracle JDeveloper

In this post we will install Oracle JDeveloper version 11.1.1.7.0

The JDeveloper IDE is used to create and deploy the SOA Composite

The installation is being done on Ubuntu Linux 64bit version: 4.14, the minimum hardware and software for Oracle 11g SOASuite installation can be found here: http://docs.oracle.com/html/E18558_01/fusion_requirements.htm 

The facility is divided into parts as follows, see the link each to see the other Parties:

• Part 1: Oracle Database XE 11g
• Part 2: Java SE Development Kit 7 – JDK
• Part 3: Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.6
• Part 4: Repository Creation Utility (RCU) 11.1.1.7.0
• Part 5: Soa Suite 11.1.1.7.0
• Part 6: Soa Developer Domain
• Part 7: Oracle JDeveloper 11.1.1.7.0

Download Oracle JDeveloper 11.1.1.7.0

Download the required file using the link:

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/soasuite/downloads/soasuite11gdownload-2210918.html

Here, click Accept License Agreement

Select the Generic: 64bit JVM

In Prerequisites & Recommended Install Process click the plus sign to expand and click Download next to Jdeveloper 11.1.1.7.0

You see the Login screen below if you do not have an account please create it will be necessary for the other downloads.

Made Login will see the message below: then choose the Save File option and click OK to save our file:

Directed Download the jdevstudio11117Install.jar file must have been saved in the folder ../Downloads

On the Ubuntu Command Prompt, enter the folder where the file, in my case ../Downloads and run the following commands:

This command will give the necessary permissions to run the file:

• sudo chmod 777 jdevstudio11117install.jar

Run the following command to run the file:

• java -jar jdevstudio11117install.jar      (without sudo)


The screen below, click Next:

In the screenshot below, click Create a new Middleware Home and select a new directory, in my case I chose /home/uans/Oracle/Middleware/JDeveloper as there could be some incompatibilities of libs and overwrite something if you install the home where is the your SOA Suite, then click Next

Let down marked the Complete option and just click Next

Again just click Next

Click Next

Below click Next again

Please wait until the Installation

Leave checked the Run Quickstart option we configure the JDeveloper with the extension of SOA, then click Done

In the screenshot below click Launch Oracle JDeveloper 11g

Below just click OK

In the screenshot below deselect Allow automated usage reporting to Oracle

Now uncheck Show tips at startup and click the X

Now with open Jdeveloper click Help, then click on the option Check for Updates…

Click on the screen below Next

Below select the options below and click Next:

• Oracle Fusion Middleware Products
• Official Oracle Extensions e Updates

Below you can just select the options:

• Oracle SOA Composite Editor 11.XX.X.X.X.X.X.X    (I put x.x because the version may vary)
  
• Oracle BPM Studio 11g 11..XX.X.X.X.X.X.X (I put x.x because the version may vary)
  
  

But if you have room on your hard drive enough (approximately 900 Mb) then click Select All

Now click I Agree if it appears a screen for you to accept the terms of conditions of use and then wait for the completion of downloads:

Click below Finish

Now the following screen will ask if you want to install JDeveloper restartar your changes, then click Yes and its installation was completed successfully.

 

Hugs and until the Next

 

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