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…at this point, if you get any patch “mutually exclusive” conflict like I did, take a look at this post.
DOWNLOAD WEBLOGIC 12C FOR WINDOWS 64 BIT INSTALL
Install the patch using the Smart Update command utility: Unzip the patch to the cache_dir directory:
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Just click OK and after the installation has completed, you can either apply the latest PSU mentioned below (which contains this patch), or download patch 13340309 from MOS (currently listed as patch ID ‘TAYS’ as opposed to ‘H675’) and reapply it that way.Ĭreate an environment file with the following (USER_MEM_ARGS parameter is required for Java 7):Ĭopy the following JAR files as root (as stated in the Using WebLogic Server with JDK 7 document): Apply the latest WebLogic PSU (12.1.1.0.4) – optionalĭownload the patch from MOS (no OPatch utility required). If during the installation, you use a Middleware Home (/u01/app/oracle/middleware) which contains an existing WebLogic Home (11g perhaps), then you may hit this error towards the end of the installation: Once the installation has finished, remove the tick next to ‘Run Quickstart’.WebLogic Server: /u01/app/oracle/middleware/wls_12.1.1.Choose Product Installation Directories.Local JDK: Oracle 1.7.0_21 (your Oracle JDK 7 installation).Untick the ‘Oracle Coherence’ option (unless you plan to use it).When the ‘Connection failed’ dialog appears, tick the ‘I wish to remain uninformed…’ box, then Continue and you should then make it to the next screen!.

If you get caught in a loop where you cannot bypass this, leave the box ticked and click Yes and Yes again.

If I ran the installer from the Linux machine directly, or via VNC, it worked as expected though. It looks like a Java 7 specific issue (as I tried other versions, and Java 6 worked OK), but occasionally the GUI wouldn’t let me type or select things at certain stages. Now logged in as oracle again, set your environment and make sure Java is referencing the new JDK path:īefore you start the install, it’s worth pointing out that I had issues with the GUI when using X-Sessions from my Windows machine via Xming and PuTTY. Supplying a single cookie header with the WGET command failed to work for me too 🙁
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NOTE: I tried using WGET to fetch the file, but Oracle want you to accept the license terms before downloading. To install Oracle JDK 7, download the latest version for Linux x86-64 here and then install the RPM as root: If you’re using a 32-bit package installer, this will already contain the appropriate JDK. I’m using the WebLogic 12gR1 generic package installer (used for all 64-bit JVM installs) to do this installation on Linux 6.4, with Oracle JDK 7 (u21). If not, take a look at “Create oracle user and groups” under my Linux installation post here. I’m assuming here that the “oracle” user, groups etc.

This is pretty much identical to a WebLogic 11g installation, but I decided to post separately as this includes details of the PSU appropriate to this WebLogic 12.1.1 installation, a potential gotcha with the H675 patch, and I’m using Oracle JDK 7.

I followed the official guide and used java -jar fmw12.2.1.3.0wls.jar but it failed with the following error. I need to install Weblogic 12.2.1.3 server on Windows without Administrator rights. For example: C: Oracle Middleware userprojects domains basedomain bin. Change to the directory in which you created the domain. Open a command prompt on the computer on which you created the domain. Starting the Weblogic 12c Managed Server To start the Weblogic Server Instance: 1. This article presents a brief overview of installing Oracle WebLogic Server (WLS) 12cR2 (12.2.1) on Oracle Linux 6 and 7. Oracle WebLogic Server (WLS) 12cR2 (12.2.1) Installation on Oracle Linux 6 and 7.
