on 07-27-2012 8:59 AM
Dear All,
We have to install SAP on AIX operating system with oracle database.
Trying to find the java download path "j2sdk 1_4_2_12 which supports sap on AIX OS" but can't,
Please let me know the path, where i can download the "j2sdk software which supports SAP on AIX operating system".
And also, please let me know the commands to install "java software" on AIX operating systems.
Please suggest on this,
Waiting for your reply....
Best Regards
Vamsi
Please install all needed your software from AIX installation DVD
Regards
Roman
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Hello Vamsi,
Here are the steps: Implementing Java on AIX: Download, installation, and configuration.
Best regards,
Adam Csaba Goetz
Dear Adam Csaba Goetz,
Thanks for your reply.
After installing in the last step the status is showing failed as per below screen shot.
As per trouble shooting process need to check the below things :
a) Download done perfectly.
b Please let me know, how to set the environmental variables and where to check it.
c) Please tell me, Setting of ulimit command in user profiles
d) Permissions i have given as 777.
e)space avaliable.
Dear, please let me know, how to run the successful instalation without failed status.
Waiting for your reply...
Thanks in advance....
Best Ragrds
vamsi
You set the following environment variables
export JAVA_HOME=/usr/java14_64
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/java14_64/bin
For ulimit settings on AIX check the SAP note
Note 323816 - User limits on AIX
Can you please let us know the exact error you are receiving and how you are installing ?
Are you installing using "smitty installp".
Try this .
Regards
Ratnajit
Dear Ranjit / Adam Csaba Goetz
When i am extracting the downloaded java software as below its showing media error :
# gunzip -c < Java14_64.sdk.tar.gz | tar -xvpf -
x Java14_64.license, 371712 bytes, 726 media blocks.
x Java14_64.msg.Ja_JP, 3072 bytes, 6 media blocks.
x Java14_64.msg.Zh_CN, 3072 bytes, 6 media blocks.
x Java14_64.msg.Zh_TW, 3072 bytes, 6 media blocks.
x Java14_64.msg.ja_JP, 3072 bytes, 6 media blocks.
x Java14_64.msg.ko_KR, 3072 bytes, 6 media blocks.
x Java14_64.msg.zh_CN, 3072 bytes, 6 media blocks.
x Java14_64.msg.zh_TW, 3072 bytes, 6 media blocks.
x Java14_64.samples, 4888576 bytes, 9548 media blocks.
x Java14_64.sdk, 67273728 bytes, 131394 media blocks.
x Java14_64.source, 12620800 bytes, 24650 media blocks.
gunzip: stdin: unexpected end of file
tar: 0511-169 A directory checksum error on media; 0 not equal to 62766.
#
(OR)
# tar -xvpf Java14_64.sdk.tar.gz
tar: 0511-169 A directory checksum error on media; 0 not equal to 72272.
#
May be this is the problem as instalation is getting failed....
Please suggest, how to come out of these???
Waiting for reply...
Thanks in advance...
Best Reagrds
Vamsi
Dear Ranjit,,
During insulation through "smitty installp"
It showing the below types need to be installed :
Java14_64.license
Java14_64.sdk
Java14_64.source
Java14_64.samples
I installed "Java14_64.license " and get successes, do i have install remaining parts also.
Please suggest...
Waiting for your reply...
Thanks in advance...
Best Regards
Vamsi
You can go ahead with this license only as the purpose of other license types are not required in your case . You will only use the JRE in you system for running sapinst.
So now set the following environment variable.
export TMP=<temp_dir>
export JAVA_HOME=/usr/java14_64
export PATH=$PATH://usr/java14_64/bin
set the ulimits properly.
Then start the installation.
Regards
Ratnajit
Dear Ranjit,
I have set the environment variable in /etc/profile path.
if i check "java -version" it shows the old version, which is installed previously - "i.e java version "1.5.0"
The installed current version is not showing, do i have to do any other settings for this.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
Vamsi
Check this note
Note 323816 - User limits on AIX
execute ulimit -a
Then set them to unlimited
FOr those are unlimited
execute
ulimit -<option like d,s,m etc> unlimited
Regards
Ratnajit
Hello Vamsi,
The way to set environment variables and user limits depends on the user's shell which could be, sh, ksh, csh, etc... The commands are different in various shells. The shell configured for the user logged in is to be found by 'echo $SHELL' command. More information is available in Set Environment Variables.
User limits are defined in /etc/security/limits file. Either you modify this file (by root user) or you can use either the ulimit (in csh/sh/bash) or limit (in ksh/tcsh) commad. For details see How do I change my default limits for stack size, core file size, etc.? and ulimit Command.
Best regards,
Adam
Edit the file /etc/environment
PATH=<already existing value>:/usr/java14_64/bin
JAVA_HOME=/usr/java14_64
The reboot the OS.
This would set the above environment variables system wide.
Once you login again as root
set the environment variable TMP
export TMP=<any temporary installation directory>
Then set the ulimit
and start the installation.
Regards
Ratnajit
Hello Vamsi,
Please refer to SAP note 1008311 for the download location. You can find more information about installation steps in Implementing Java on AIX: Download, installation, and configuration.
Best regards,
Adam Csaba Goetz
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Dear Ratnajit / Adam Csaba Goetz
We need to install SAP CRM 7.0 / NW 7.01
Following the Note : 1090932 from long back but cant able to download the software.
Its asking for user-id and password, registered in IBM site and trying to login, but its not allowing to download.
while i logged in its showing as like in below screen shot cant proceed fiurther.
Please suggest how to download the j2sdk 1_4_2_12
Currently on my server existing java version is : java 1.5.0
Best Regards
Vamsi
Hello Vamsi,
Click on Continue, provide the missing data and continue with download process. Or alternatively try to download the j2sdk from here.
Best regards,
Adam Csaba Goetz
Dear Adam Csaba Goetz / Ratnajit
I want to know one more thing, i tried using below file for installing j2sdk on AIX, will it work
j2sdk-1_4_2_12-linux-i586-rpm.bin
when i run the command on AIX machine :#sh j2sdk-1_4_2_12-linux-i586-rpm.bin
it showing excute permissions denied as per below screen shot. i am using "ROOT user".
will root user have any permission restrictions, or any can you please suggest on this.
Best Reagrds
vamsi
Please use this pap64142ifx-20120328 (SDK 1.4.2 SR13-FP12)
This you can download from the website
https://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/iwm/web/preLogin.do?lang=en_US&source=swg-ibmjavaisv
Create a new account for the website
Use the access key AQ2QQK45DQ
The above one is for linux . You cannot install on AIX .
Use Download using http.
Regards
Ratnajit
What is the Netweaver version of the SAP system you are planning to install?
Check the following SAP notes
Note 1090932 - IBM download site for special JDK builds - iFix
Note 716927 - Overview of AIX JVM for NetWeaver 2004 and 7.0 (2004s)
Also for ABAP only system , you do not require Vendor JDK or SAP JVM to run an SAP system.
For ABAP+JAVA systems or JAVA only system , vendor JDKs have been replaced by SAP JVM which is used as the JRE for JAVA applications. From NW 7.1 onwards, the SAP systems come with SAPJVM installed during installation . For prior release , you can switch from vendor JDK (1.4.2) to SAP JVM 4.1 after the installation.
Also when you install , the SAPINST program does a self extraction of the JRE required for running the installation using sapinst.
So the bottom line is install the IBM JDK if you are installing an ABAP+JAVA or JAVA only SAP system prior to NW 7.1 release . If you are installing any version as of NW 7.1 , you are good to go .
Regards
Ratnajit
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