Installing Liferay DXP On WebLogic 12c R2

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Liferay Liferay DXP 7.1 Guía de despliegue

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Configuring
WebLogic’s Node
Deploying Liferay DXP
Manager
Introduction to Deploying Liferay DXP

Configuring
WebLogic
Preparing for Install
Setting Liferay DXP
Properties
Installing Liferay DXP
Installing Liferay
Installing Liferay DXP Manually
DXP Dependencies
Database
Installing Liferay DXP on Tomcat
Configuration
Installing Liferay DXP on Wildfly
Mail Configuration
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Deploying Liferay DXP on JBoss EAP
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Installing Liferay DXP on WebLogic 12c R2
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can install Liferay DXP in a WebLogic Admin Server, this isn’t recommended. It’s a best
practice to install web apps, including Liferay DXP, in a WebLogic Managed server. Deploying to a
Managed Server lets you start or shut down Liferay DXP more quickly and facilitates transitioning into a
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cluster configuration. This article therefore focuses on installing Liferay DXP in a Managed Server.
Configuring
WebLogic’s Node
Before getting started, create your Admin and Managed Servers. See WebLogic’s documentation for
Manager
instructions on setting up and configuring Admin and Managed Servers.
Configuring
WebLogic
You should also read the following articles to familiarize yourself with Liferay DXP’s general installation
steps:
Setting Liferay DXP
Properties
Installing Liferay DXP
Installing Liferay
Preparing for Install
DXP Dependencies
Installing Liferay DXP Manually
Database
Configuration
Finally, download Liferay DXP’s WAR file and dependencies from the Customer Portal. You’ll need these
files:
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liferay-dxp-digital-enterprise-[version].war : Liferay DXP WAR file
DXP
liferay-dxp-digital-enterprise-dependencies-[version].zip : Liferay DXP dependencies
liferay-dxp-digital-enterprise-osgi-[version].zip : Liferay DXP OSGi dependencies
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The following jars should be present within the liferay-dxp-digital-enterprise-dependencies-
[version].zip :
1. com.liferay.petra.concurrent.jar
2. com.liferay.petra.executor.jar
3. com.liferay.petra.function.jar
4. com.liferay.petra.io.jar
5. com.liferay.petra.lang.jar
6. com.liferay.petra.memory.jar
7. com.liferay.petra.nio.jar
8. com.liferay.petra.process.jar
9. com.liferay.petra.reflect.jar
10. com.liferay.petra.string.jar
11. com.liferay.registry.api.jar
12. hsql.jar
13. portal-kernel.jar
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The following folders should be present within the /liferay/osgi folder:

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1. Configs
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WebLogic’s
2. CoreNode
Manager
3. Marketplace
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4. Modules
WebLogic
5. Portal
6. Static
Setting Liferay DXP
Properties
7. Test
8. War
Installing Liferay
DXP Dependencies
Without any further ado, get ready to install Liferay DXP in WebLogic!
Database
Configuration
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Mail Configuration
WebLogic’s Node Manager
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WebLogicLiferay
requires a Node Manager to start and stop managed servers. Before installing Liferay DXP,
DXP
you must configure the Node Manager included with your WebLogic installation. You’ll do this via the
domains/your_domain_name/nodemanager/nodemanager.properties file. Open this file and set the
SecureListener property to false :
SecureListener=false
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This setting disables the encryption (SSL) requirement for the Node Manager, allowing it to accept
unencrypted connections. Although it’s possible to run Liferay DXP with this property set to true , you
may encounter di iculties doing so. Also note that with SecureListener set to true , you must
configure your machine in the Admin Server’s console to accept unencrypted connections from the
Node Manager. To do this, first log in to your Admin Server and select Environment → Machines from the
Domain Structure box on the le . Click your machine in the table and then select the Configuration →
Node Manager tab. In the Type field, select Plain from the selector menu, and then click Save. You must
restart your Admin Server for this change to take e ect.
If you’re running WebLogic on Mac or Linux, you may also need to set the NativeVersionEnabled
property to false :
NativeVersionEnabled=false
This tells the Node Manager to start in non-native mode. This is required for the platforms where
WebLogic doesn’t provide native Node Manager libraries.

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Next, you must set some variables in two WebLogic startup scripts. These variables and scripts are as
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follows. BeNode
WebLogic’s sure to use set instead of export if you’re on Windows.
Manager
1. your-domain/startWebLogic.[cmd|sh] : This is the Admin Server’s startup script.
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2. your-domain/bin/startWebLogic.[cmd|sh] : This is the startup script for Managed Servers.
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Properties
Add the following variables to both startWebLogic.[cmd|sh] scripts:
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Database export DERBY_FLAG="false"

Configuration
export JAVA_OPTIONS="${JAVA_OPTIONS} -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -Duser.timezone=GMT -da
export MW_HOME="/your/weblogic/directory"
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export USER_MEM_ARGS="-Xmx2048m"
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Important: For Liferay DXP to work properly, the application server JVM must use the GMT time
zone and UTF-8 file encoding.
The DERBY_FLAG setting disables the Derby server built in to WebLogic, as Liferay DXP doesn’t
require this server. The remaining settings support Liferay DXP’s memory requirements, UTF-8
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requirement, Lucene usage, and Aspect Oriented Programming via AspectJ. Also make sure to set
MW_HOME to the directory containing your WebLogic server on your machine. For example:
export MW_HOME="/Users/ray/Oracle/wls12210"
3. Some of the settings are also found in the your-domain/bin/SetDomainEnv.[cmd|sh] . Add the
following variables (Windows):
set WLS_MEM_ARGS_64BIT=-Xms512m -Xmx2048m

set WLS_MEM_ARGS_32BIT=-Xms512m -Xmx2048m
or on Mac or Linux:
WLS_MEM_ARGS_64BIT="-Xms512m -Xmx2048m"
export WLS MEM ARGS 64BIT
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WLS_MEM_ARGS_32BIT="-Xms512m -Xmx2048m"
export WLS_MEM_ARGS_32BIT
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4. Set the Java file encoding to UTF-8 in your-domain/bin/SetDomainEnv.[cmd|sh] by appending

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-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 ahead of your other Java properties:
Manager
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JAVA_PROPERTIES="-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 ${JAVA_PROPERTIES} ${CLUSTER_PROPERTIES}"
WebLogic
Setting Liferay DXP

Properties
5. You must also ensure that the Node Manager sets Liferay DXP’s memory requirements when
starting
Installing Liferaythe Managed Server. In the Admin Server’s console UI, navigate to the Managed Server
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you want to deploy Liferay DXP to and select the Server Start tab. Enter the following parameters
Database
into the Arguments field:
Configuration
Mail Configuration
-Xmx2048m -XX:MaxMetaspaceSize=512m
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Click Save when you’re finished.
Next, you’ll set some Liferay DXP-specific properties for your Liferay DXP installation.
Setting Liferay DXP Properties
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Before installing Liferay DXP, you must set the Liferay Home folder’s location via the liferay.home
property in a portal-ext.properties file. You can also use this file to override other Liferay DXP
properties that you may need.
First, decide which folder you want to serve as Liferay Home. In WebLogic, your domain’s folder is
generally Liferay Home, but you can choose any folder on your machine. Then create your portal-
ext.properties file and add the liferay.home property:
liferay.home=/full/path/to/your/liferay/home/folder
Remember to change this file path to the location on your machine that you want to serve as Liferay
Home.
Now that you’ve created your portal-ext.properties file, you must put it inside the Liferay DXP WAR
file. Expand the Liferay DXP WAR file and place portal-ext.properties in the WEB-INF/classes
folder. Later, you can deploy the expanded archive to WebLogic. Alternatively, you can re-WAR the
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for later deployment. In either case, Liferay DXP reads your property settings once it
starts up.
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If you need to make any changes to portal-ext.properties a er Liferay DXP deploys, you can find it
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in your domain’s autodeploy/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes folder. Note that the autodeploy/ROOT folder
WebLogic’s Node
contains the Liferay DXP deployment.
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Next, you’ll install Liferay DXP’s dependencies.

Configuring
WebLogic
Installing Liferay DXP Dependencies

Setting Liferay DXP
Properties
Installing Liferay
DXP Dependencies
You must now install Liferay DXP’s dependencies. Recall that earlier you downloaded two ZIP files
Database
containing these dependencies. Install their contents now:
Configuration
Mail 1.
Configuration
liferay-dxp-digital-enterprise-dependencies-[version].zip : Unzip this file and place its
contents in your WebLogic domain’s lib folder.
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2. liferay-dxp-digital-enterprise-osgi-[version].zip : Unzip this file and place its contents
in the Liferay_Home/osgi folder (create this folder if it doesn’t exist).
You must also add your database’s driver JAR file to your domain’s lib folder. Note that although
Hypersonic is fine for testing purposes, you should not use it for production Liferay DXP instances.
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Your domain lib folder has these jars:
com.liferay.petra.concurrent.jar
com.liferay.petra.executor.jar
com.liferay.petra.function.jar
com.liferay.petra.io.jar
com.liferay.petra.lang.jar
com.liferay.petra.memory.jar
com.liferay.petra.nio.jar
com.liferay.petra.process.jar
com.liferay.petra.reflect.jar
com.liferay.petra.string.jar
com.liferay.registry.api.jar
hsql.jar
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portlet.jar
A
EnJDBC driver for your database has been added to your domain’s lib folder. Here are some common
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JDBC drivers:
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WebLogic’s Node
Managermariadb.jar
mysql.jar
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postgres.jar
WebLogic
Your Liferay DXPHome]/osgi folder has these subfolders:

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Database
Modules
Configuration
Portal
Mail Configuration
Static
Test
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DXP War
Next, you’ll configure your database.
Database Configuration
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Use the following procedure if you want WebLogic to manage your database for Liferay DXP. You can
skip this section if you want to use Liferay DXP’s built-in Hypersonic database.
1. Log in to your AdminServer console.
2. In the Domain Structure tree, find your domain and navigate to Services → JDBC → Data Sources.
3. To create a new data source, click New. Fill in the Name field with Liferay Data Source and the
JNDI Name field with jdbc/LiferayPool . Select your database type and driver. For example,
MySQL is MySQL’s Driver (Type 4) Versions:using com.mysql.jdbc.Driver. Click Next to continue.
4. Accept the default settings on this page and click Next to move on.
5. Fill in your database information for your MySQL database.
6. If using MySQL, add the text ?useUnicode=true&characterEncoding=UTF-

8&\useFastDateParsing=false to the URL line and test the connection. If it works, click Next.

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8. You must now tell Liferay DXP about the JDBC data source. Create a portal-ext.propreties file
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in your Liferay Home directory, and add the line jdbc.default.jndi.name=jdbc/LiferayPool .
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Alternatively,
Manager
you can make the above configuration strictly via properties in the portal-
ext.properties file. To do so, place the following properties and values in the file. Be sure to change
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the your* values with the values appropriate for your database’s configuration (if using MySQL):
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jdbc.default.driverClassName=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
Properties
jdbc.default.url=jdbc:mysql://your.db.ip.address/yourdbname?useUnicode?useUnicode=true&
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jdbc.default.username=yourdbuser
Database
jdbc.default.password=yourdbpassword
Configuration
Mail Configuration
Next, you’ll configure your mail session.
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Mail Configuration
If you want WebLogic to manage your mail session, use the following procedure. If you want to use
Liferay’s built-in mail session (recommended), skip this section.
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1. Start WebLogic and log in to your Admin Server’s console.
2. Select Services → Mail Sessions from the Domain Structure box on the le hand side of your Admin
Server’s console UI.
3. Click New to begin creating a new mail session.
4. Name the session LiferayMail and give it the JNDI name mail/MailSession . Then fill out the
Session Username, Session Password, Confirm Session Password, and JavaMail Properties fields as
necessary for your mail server. See the WebLogic documentation for more information on these
fields. Click Next when you’re done.
5. Choose the Managed Server that you’ll install Liferay DXP on, and click Finish. Then shut down
your Managed and Admin Servers.
6. With your Managed and Admin servers shut down, add the following property to your portal-
ext.properties file in Liferay Home:

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mail.session.jndi.name=mail/MailSession
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Liferay DXP references your WebLogic mail session via this property setting. If you’ve already
deployed Liferay DXP, you can find your portal-ext.properties file in your domain’s
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WebLogic’s Node
autodeploy/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes folder.
Manager
Your changes take e ect upon restarting your Managed and Admin servers.
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WebLogic
Deploying Liferay DXP

Setting Liferay DXP
Properties
Installing Liferay
DXP Dependencies
As mentioned earlier, although you can deploy Liferay DXP to a WebLogic Admin Server, you should
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instead deploy it to a WebLogic Managed Server. Dedicating the Admin Server to managing other
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servers that run your apps is a best practice.
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Follow these steps to deploy Liferay DXP to a Managed Server:
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1. Make sure the Managed Server you want to deploy Liferay DXP to is shut down.
2. In your Admin Server’s console UI, select Deployments from the Domain Structure box on the le
hand side. Then click Install to start a new deployment.
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3. Select the Liferay DXP WAR file or its expanded contents on your file system. Alternatively, you
can upload the WAR file by clicking the Upload your file(s) link. Click Next.
4. Select Install this deployment as an application and click Next.
5. Select the Managed Server you want to deploy Liferay DXP to and click Next.
6. If the default name is appropriate for your installation, keep it. Otherwise, give it a name of your
choosing and click Next.
7. Click Finish. A er the deployment finishes, click Save if you want to save the configuration.
8. Start the Managed Server where you deployed Liferay DXP. Liferay DXP precompiles all the JSPs
and then launches.
Nice work! Now you’re running Liferay DXP on WebLogic.
A er deploying Liferay DXP, you may see excessive warnings and log messages, such as the ones below,
involving PhaseOptimizer . These are benign and can be ignored. Make sure to adjust your app server’s
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WARNING: Skipping pass checkControlFlow
May 02, 2018 9:12:27 PM com.google.javascript.jscomp.PhaseOptimizer$NamedPass process
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Liferay Liferay DXP 7.1 Guía de despliegue

Introduction to Deploying Liferay DXP

Installing Liferay DXP on WebSphere

Trial Plugin Installation

Activating Liferay DXP

Installing a Search Engine

Configuring Liferay DXP

Securing Liferay DXP