Install WebSphere Application Server, WebSphere Application Server Liberty, and IBM Java SDK for use
in the development of HCL Commerce software. You must have WebSphere Application Server,
WebSphere Application Server Liberty and IBM Java SDK installed before you can set up your HCL Commerce Developer software.
Before you begin
- If you do not have the WebSphere Application Server or IBM Java SDK 8 software, then download the
eAssemblies.
About this task
When you install HCL Commerce Developer, you will have 4 servers. The WebSphere Commerce Test server, the Store Test server,
Search Test server, and Customization Test server. The WebSphere Commerce Test server is run
on WebSphere Application Server, while the other servers are run on WebSphere Application Server Liberty.
Procedure
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Open IBM Installation Manager.
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Click , and then select Repositories.
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Click Add Repository.
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Click Browse and find the repository files in the packages that you
extracted.
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Select the Search service repositories during installation and updates
option. This option finds newer maintenance packages that you can choose to install at the same
time.
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Click OK to close the Preferences window.
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Click Install.
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Select the following packages to install and then click Next.
- Accept the license agreement and click Next.
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Accept the license agreements on the Licenses panel and click
Next.
The Location panel displays.
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Specify an installation directory for each software (WebSphere Application Server and WebSphere
Liberty).
Note:
- Do not use a directory that contains periods ("."),
spaces, or dollar signs ("$") in the directory
names.
- If you previously installed packages through
Installation Manager, the existing Shared
resource directory is used and
Installation Manager does not let you change the
path.
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In the Package group name window, select IBM WebSphere
Application Server V9.0.
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Specify an installation directory, such as C:/WebSphere/AppServer.
This directory is referred to as the WAS_installdir.
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Select the 64-bit architecture.
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In the Package group name window, select WebSphere
Liberty.
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Specify an installation directory, such as C:/WebSphere/Liberty.
This directory is referred to as the Liberty_installdir.
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Select the 64-bit architecture and then click Next.
The Translations panel displays.
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Select other languages if needed and then click Next.
The
Features panel displays.
Note: If you already installed IBM SDK
Java Technology Edition, Version 8, you might not see a Translations panel. If you do not see a
Translations panel, continue with the Features panel.
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Click Next to accept the default features.
The Configuration panel displays.
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Select Custom, and then select Addons from the
left navigation menu.
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Click Install for the following add-ons.
- If you are installing a version of WebSphere Application Server Liberty prior to version 19, you must
select:
- The Base Bundle;
- The Java EE 7 Web Profile
Bundle.
- If you are installing a version of WebSphere Application Server Liberty 19 or greater, you must
select:
- The Base Bundle;
- The Java EE 7 Web Profile
Bundle;
- The Java EE 8 Web Profile
Bundle.
Note: You might notice that there are other
packages that are flagged as Install
Pending in the Features
menu. These packages are needed as part of the selected
add-ons.
The selected add-ons are set to Install
Pending.
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Click Next to continue to the
Features menu.
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Click Next to pass the Features menu.
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Accept the license agreements to install the add-ons and then click
Next to go to the Summary menu.
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Review the summary and then click Next.
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Click Install to begin the installation.
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After installation completes, you are prompted with Which program do you want to
start?. Select None and then click
Finish.
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Set environment variables to point to IBM Java 8.
- Set JAVA_HOME to point to the IBM SDK Java 8. For example,
C:\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\java\8.0
- Ensure that PATH includes %JAVA_HOME%\bin.