I recorded a video installation guide for OUD 11gR2 on Oracle Enterprise Linux.
Start here and search for Fusion Middleware. Download OUD 11.1.2 and Weblogic server 10.3.6. Then download the Application Development Framework 11.1.1.6 here. You’ll also need an operating-system-appropriate version of JDK 1.6.0.
First the shell limits must be addressed. As root, navigate to /etc/security/limits.conf and add this to the end of the file:
<user_name> soft nproc 2047 <user_name> hard nproc 16384 <user_name> soft nofile 4096 <user_name> hard nofile 65536
where <user_name> is the user doing the installing. Next unpack and install the JDK. Remember where it installs itself to; in my case it was “/usr/java/jdk1.6.0_34”. We’ll be referencing this folder throughout the guide.
Unzip the OUD archive. Reference the JDK folder above when asked for it. Choose your installation directory and let it do its thing.
Now we’ll use the weblogic installer. I used the generic .jar file. In case, update your PATH variable with
export PATH=/link/to/JDK/above/bin:$PATH
Make sure to add the “/bin” to the location of the JDK. Run the installer with “java -jar wls_generic1036.jar”. Uncheck the quickstart button when complete.
Then unzip and run the installer for ADF. It will again ask for the JDK folder.
Next configure a new weblogic domain, and choose to create it for Oracle Directory Services Manager. Configure the servers as is necessary to your needs.
That’ll do it, the directory is now ready to be configured and launched. You can configure it through the oud-setup utility in the oud_home folder.
