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The message Server_adminServer open for e-business should appear in

this file when the server has started successfully.

3. Start the WebSphere Application Server Administrative Console by running

the adminclient.sh script as follows on the Commerce/Application Server

(system B):

# cd /opt/WebSphere/AppServer/bin

# ./adminclient.sh &

4. From the Administrative Console, select and expand WebSphere

Administrative Domain -> Nodes -> <your_node>

.

5. Select the

Default Server and right-click Start.

6. An information window should appear, indicating that the server has started.

Click

OK to close the information window.

7. Ensure that the remote iPlanet Web Server instances are started.

8. Start a browser and enter the URLs for the snoop servlet:

http://<remote_webserver_hostname>/servlet/snoop

https://<remote_webserver_hostname>/servlet/snoop

Information about /servlet/snoop is displayed.

9. If the snoop application works properly, stop the Default Server application

server and continue to the next section. If not, resolve the problem before

proceeding.

The WebSphere Application Server installation, configuration, and verification

are now complete.

12.6 WebSphere Commerce installation

This section describes how to install IBM WebSphere Commerce V5.4, Business

Edition for Sun SPARC Solaris on the Commerce Application Server.

Note: The default server is used for testing only. You can stop it or remove

it after testing. It should never be left running on a production system,

because it may pose a security hazard to your site.

Note: For more information, refer to the

Installation Guide, IBM WebSphere

Commerce V5.4 Professional and Business Edition for Solaris and Oracle

Database

product guide.

Chapter 12. Solaris three-tier runtime: Oracle8i and iPlanet Web Server 411

Install IBM WebSphere Commerce V5.4, Business Edition

To install WebSphere Commerce V5.4, complete the following steps:

1. Start a Solaris Console and log in as root.

2. Insert the IBM WebSphere Commerce V5.4, Business Edition CD 1 in the

CD-ROM drive.

3. Open the Solaris Admintool by entering the following command to start

WebSphere Commerce installation:

# /bin/admintool &

4. Select Browse from the menu bar, and then select Software.

5. When the Admintool: Software window appears, select

Edit from pull-down

and then select

Add.

6. When the Admintool: Set Source Media window appears, do the following

and then click

OK:

– Software Location: we selected

CD with Volume Management

• If you have Volume Manager installed, select CD with Volume

Management

in the Software Location field.

• If you do not have Volume Manager installed, select

CD without

Volume Management

in the Software Location field.

– CD Path: /cdrom_dir/WebSphereCommerce

Where cdrom_dir is the mount point for your CD-ROM driver.

7. When the Admintool: Add Software window appears, select the following from

the list of packages and then click

Add:

– Check

IBM WebSphere Commerce Business Edition – runtime

WebSphere Commerce is automatically installed in

/opt/WebSphere/CommerceServer, and is only supported in that directory.

– Check

IBM WebSphere Commerce Business Edition – samples

This is optional. We selected this option for test purposes.

– Check

IBM WebSphere Commerce Business Edition – docs

This is optional. We did not install this option for our scenario.

8. When asked whether you want to proceed with the install of each package,

type y to each prompt, and press Enter.

9. When all packages are installed, press Enter to continue and then close the

Admintool.

The WebSphere Commerce installation is now complete.