最近几天,硬做了一些Oracle i-Learning 的支持工作,为了更好的了解和理解i-Learning,于是决定自己动手做一下,
用了2个多小时就把系统完全搞定了,相对ERP系统,这还是很小的系统,没多少技术东西,
把操作过程的截图如下,供大家参考
OVERVIEW
Purpose
本文档的目的是Oracle i-Learning 爱好者,自己测试Oracle i-Learning 的安装、基本配置以及简单的功能测试,PROD环境建议参照Oracle 官方文档进行
Prerequisite
操作前,必须确认的事项
1. Disk Space 规划是否做好?建议d盘给20G左右空间。
2. Install Media CD 是否准备好?建议把安装介质COPY到硬盘中安装。
3. 需要的OS 和 Patch Source 最好提前下载好,并确认Source 文件完整性。
Prepare OS(XP)
安装中注意事项
1. 建议安装到XP SP2以上,并安装好病毒防护软件
2. 建议暂时关闭防火墙
3. 如果是DHCP 的话,安装Microsoft loop adapter "
Oracle i-Leaning 安装步骤
Oracle Database 安装
点击DB安装包中的"setup"按纽 ,此安装版本为9.2.0.1,因为只用于测试,所以没再打不顶,正式项目使用建议打到9.2.0.8 版本:
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Oracle ias 10g 安装
点击application安装包中的"setup"按纽 ,此安装版本为9.2.0.4,因为只用于测试,所以没再打不顶,正式项目使用建议打到更高 版本:
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Oracle i-Learning 安装
点击 i-Learning安装包中的"setup"按纽 ,此安装版本为5.0B,因为只用于测试,所以没再打补丁,正式项目使用建议打到更高 版本:
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安装方法和以上基本相似,详细内容请看官方的正式文档
Scope
This instruction covers the tasks necessary to set up an Oracle iLearning secured content server.
This instruction does not cover how to set up a non-Oracle iLearning secured content server
Distribution
Oracle iLearning Administrator*
Oracle iLearning DBA*
Ownership
The Oracle iLearning Documentation Manager is responsible for ensuring that this document is necessary and that it reflects actual practice.
Activity Preface
These tasks are performed whenever a content server needs to be set up and accessible by Oracle iLearning.
Overview
You can configure any file server as a content server. An Oracle iLearning secured content server provides additional security to ensure users can only access content from within Oracle iLearning, and not directly from their browser entering a URL. This is achieved by configuring the Oracle Application Server 10g (9.0.4) with an additional Oracle iLearning module, called the Gatekeeper. After adding this module, all URL references to the content must be authorized by Oracle iLearning before users can view it. You can also choose to protect some directories, and not others, by modifying the httpd.conf file on the Oracle Application Server 10g.
Note: This step requires an FTP server configuration on each content server machine, plus an Oracle iLearning installation and set up.
Note: It is not a requirement that content resides on an Oracle iLearning secured content server. You may choose to utilize non-secured servers if you like. Content located on non-secure content servers will be accessible by users outside of Oracle iLearning.
To make your file server an Oracle iLearning content server, please follow the steps below carefully. Some steps are only required on the content server machines, other steps are required on each Oracle iLearning middle tier application server:
Oracle iLearning DBA
1. Install and configure the Oracle Application Server 10g on each content server machine.
2. Perform a Middle Tier Only installation on each content server machine.
3. Ensure you can successfully connect to Oracle iLearning.
If you can successfully connect, goto task #5. Otherwise, goto task #4.
4. Resolve any database, application server, or installation issues.
Goto task #3.
5. Stop the Oracle Enterprise Manager daemon on each content server machine and every Oracle iLearning Middle Tier application server machine.
- Please refer to the Oracle Application Server 10g documentation for detailed information on starting and stopping this service.
6. Stop the Oracle Application Server 10g daemon on each content server machine and every Oracle iLearning Middle Tier application server machine.
- Please refer to the Oracle Application Server 10g documentation for detailed information on starting and stopping this server.
7. Create a physical directory on each content server machine where content will be stored.
Note: This document only describes the setup of a content directory under the <AS_HOME>/Apache/Apache/htdocs/ directory. For example:
<AS_HOME>/Apache/Apache/htdocs/ilearning/content_server
8. Copy the Gatekeeper module file from the <ORACLE_HOME>/ilearn/install/apache/ directory into the appropriate directory on each content server machine.
- For Windows: Copy the ApacheModuleAuthIla.dll module to the <AS_HOME>/Apache/Apache/modules directory.
- For UNIX: Copy the mod_auth_ila.so module to the <AS_HOME>/Apache/Apache/libexec directory.
9. Add the required lines to the Oracle Application Server 10g configuration file on each content server machine.
- The configuration file is located at: <AS_HOME>/Apache/Apache/conf/httpd.conf
- You can use the <ORACLE_HOME>/ilearn/install/httpd.conf-template.txt file for a sample of the configuration changes
- The HOST and LISTEN port values must be the same in order for the Gatekeeper module to function properly.
- The iLearningAuthKey value must be the same as the ENCRYPTION_KEY value in the ilearning.properties file for the Gatekeeper module to function properly. The key must be 64 characters in length. If the values do not match, all learners will receive a "Forbidden" error message when attempting to access content on an Oracle iLearning secured content server even if they are authorized to view the content.
- Note: You must understand Oracle Application Server 10g administration and cluster management before performing any of the following changes. Please refer to the Oracle Internet Application Server documentation for detailed information.
- The following line starts the Gatekeeper every time Oracle Application Server 10g is started. This should go in the section labeled "Dynamic Shared Object (DSO) Support":
- For Windows: LoadModule ila_auth_module modules/ApacheModuleAuthIla.dll
- For UNIX: LoadModule ila_auth_module libexec/mod_auth_ila.so
- Windows Only: This line enables the Oracle Application Server 10g to locate the Gatekeeper module. This should go in the section labeled "Dynamic Shared Object (DSO) Support":
- Add an Alias for the Oracle Application Server 10g of your physical directory to locate the stored content. This should go in the section labeled "Aliases" under "IfModule mod_alias.c":
Alias /<virtual content directory>/ "<AS_HOME>/Apache/Apache/htdocs/<physical content directory>/"
Use the information below to help define the base directory where all content used by Oracle iLearning will be stored:
- Determine where the content will be stored.
Note: This document only describes the setup of a content directory under the <AS_HOME>/Apache/Apache/htdocs/ directory. For example:
<AS_HOME>/Apache/Apache/htdocs/ilearning/content_server
Alternatively, you could establish UNIX soft links to any other directory from this location. - Any name can be used for the <virtual content directory> directory.
- The <virtual content directory> and <physical content directory> values are required when setting up content servers within the Oracle iLearning application
- For example, to store content in the <AS_HOME>/Apache/Apache/htdocs/ilearning/content_server/ directory, you would use the following:
Alias /content/ "/u01/app/ias/Apache/Apache/htdocs/ilearning/content_server/"
- Add the following lines to protect the secure directory to which Apache has access. You must also create the physical directories that are specified here.
- <Directory "<AS_HOME>/Apache/Apache/htdocs/<secure physical directory>">
AuthType iLearning
require valid-user
iLearningAuth on
iLearningAuthKey <ENCRYPTION_KEY value from ilearning.properties entry>
ErrorDocument 403 http://<Oracle iLearning Website Address>
</Directory>
Use the information below to help configure this line:
- This command protects all content under <secure physical directory>, except streaming media audio files which must be exempted from the secured location (.wma).
- For example, to prevent unauthorized access to content under the <AS_HOME>/Apache/Apache/htdocs/ilearning/content_server/secure directory, you would specify the following
<Directory "/u01/ias/Apache/Apache/htdocs/ilearning/content_server/secure">
AuthType iLearning
require valid-user
iLearningAuth on
iLearningAuthKey 2a9021bea78b754a7156c17e1eaccb4c840ff9bd81c547ff813b6ef1abc788f
ErrorDocument 403 http://<Oracle iLearning Website Address>
</Directory> - If your content server will also store Windows Media streaming (.wma) files, add the following lines to ensure that gatekeeper does not prevent the player from accessing these files. This line, if added, must be included in the <Directory> tag as indicated in the example below:
<Directory "/u01/ias/Apache/Apache/htdocs/ilearning/content_server/secure">
AuthType iLearning
require valid-user
iLearningAuth on
iLearningAuthKey 2a9021bea78b754a7156c17e1eaccb4c840ff9bd81c547ff813b6ef1abc788f
<Files *.wma>
iLearningAuth off
</Files>
ErrorDocument 403 http://<Oracle iLearning Website Address>
</Directory>
- Add the following lines to unprotect the public directory to which Apache has access:
- <Directory "<AS_HOME>/Apache/Apache/htdocs/<unsecure physical directory>">
AuthType iLearning
require valid-user
iLearningAuth off
ErrorDocument 403 http://<Oracle iLearning Website Address>
</Directory>
Use the information below to help configure this line:
- This command removes Gatekeeper protection from the <unsecure physical directory> and all its subdirectories.
- This line is not required if all directories are to be secured.
- For example, to allow anyone to access content under the /u01/ias/Apache/Apache/htdocs/ilearning/content_server/public directory, you could specify the following:
<Directory "/u01/ias/Apache/Apache/htdocs/ilearning/content_server/public">
AuthType iLearning
require valid-user
iLearningAuth off
ErrorDocument 403 http://<Oracle iLearning Website Address>
</Directory>
10. Install and configure an FTP server on each content server machine.
An FTP server running on the same Oracle iLearning content server machine is mandatory.
Use the following steps as guidelines for configuring an FTP server:
- Start the FTP server.
- Create one FTP user.
- The FTP username must be the same operating system username used for installing Oracle Application Server 10g and Oracle iLearning. The same operating system user should be used during the installation of both Oracle Application Server 10g and Oracle iLearning, regardless of whether they are being installed in the same or different Oracle Homes.
- The same username and password must be used when configuring the ftpuser and ftppassword properties in the ilearning.properties file (Refer to the Oracle iLearning configuration step 11).
- The Upload Files feature in the Oracle iLearning administrative user interface can only succeed if the owner of the Oracle Application Server 10g files is used for the ftpuser property when setting up the ilearning.properties file.
- The FTP protocol is required only between Oracle iLearning application servers and the content servers.
- Oracle iLearning does not use the FTP protocol to upload files from the user's browser. The compressed ZIP files are transferred from the browser to the Oracle iLearning application servers using the standard HTTP protocol and then are transferred from the Oracle iLearning application server to the content server using the FTP protocol.
- For each alias created in your httpd.conf file (as per step 9)
- Make sure all required physical directories have been created
- Make sure the FTP user has full access to the base directory when all Oracle iLearning content will be stored. For example, if the following directories were created:
- /u01/ias/Apache/Apache/htdocs/ilearning/content_server/secure
- /u01/ias/Apache/Apache/htdocs/ilearning/content_server/public
Then, the FTP user should have full access on the
/u01/ias/Apache/Apache/htdocs/ilearning/content_server directory.
- From another machine, attempt to FTP to this machine using the username and password you just created. If you are unsuccessful, stop and restart the FTP server and try again.
- Refer to your specific FTP server documentation for more information.
- Note: Windows 2003 Server installations only:
There is a default FTP server created during the Windows 2003 Server installation. You can either:
- Disable the Windows 2003 FTP server (from the Internet Services Manager) and install another FTP server
- Configure the Windows 2003 FTP server. The following steps may assist your configuration:
- From Start Menu->Administrative Tools, launch Start Internet Services Manager
- Select the name of the machine in the tree and create a new FTP site using the wizard. You need to define the following:
- A new name for the FTP site
- The IP address and port
- The default home directory for the FTP site
- Both Read and Write for the directory
- Edit the properties for the FTP site. From the Security Accounts tab:
- Select Allow Anonymous Connections
- In the Username field, select a username. This must be the same user that will be specified as the FTP user in the ilearning.properties file. You will enter this in step 11.
- Enter the password for the user. This must be the same password that has will be specified as the FTP user in the ilearning.properties file. You will enter this in step 11
- Select the FTP server site you just created, and use the wizard to create a new Virtual Directory. You need to define the following:
- An alias that will be used to access the Oracle content server directory. This must be the same virtual directory that was specified as the alias in the httpd.conf file. For example, content
- The physical content server location. This must be the same physical directory that was specified as the alias in the httpd.conf file. For example, c:\oracle\ias904\Apache\Apache\htdocs\content_server
- Privileges for the FTP user, which should be both Read and Write for the directory
- Edit the properties for the windows directory that you specified as your physical content server location.
- Select the Security tab
- Add the username that you created in the FTP server setup
11. Modify the file ilearning.properties file on all Oracle iLearning middle tier application servers.
Note: This is not required on content server machines, unless they are also an Oracle iLearning middle tier application server.
- The ilearning.properties file is located in <AS_HOME>/j2ee/oil/applications/ilearning/ilearn/WEB-INF directory.
- Edit this file to provide the correct values for the ftpuser and ftppassword. This is an FTP user that should be set up on the FTP Server on your content server machine. This user should have permissions on the content server directory to transfer content using FTP. The default values during installation are:
- FTP User: ftpuser
- FTP Password: ftpuserpassword
- For example, if a UNIX ftp user called ilearnftp was created on the content server machine with password ilearn_transfer, the following values could be used:
ftpuser=ilearnftp
ftppassword=ilearn_transfer
12. Save the configuration file.
13. Update the Oracle Application Server 10g repository
- This must be performed on the content server machine and all middle tier application servers for the above changes to take effect.
- Please refer to the Oracle Application Server 10g documentation for detailed information on updating the repository.
14. Stop the Oracle Application Server 10g daemon on each content server machine and every Oracle iLearning Middle Tier application server machine.
- Please refer to the Oracle Application Server 10g documentation for detailed information on starting and stopping this server.
15. Start the Oracle Application Server 10g daemon on each content server machine and every Oracle iLearning Middle Tier application server machine.
- Please refer to the Oracle Application Server 10g documentation for detailed information on starting and stopping this server.
16. Start the Oracle Enterprise Manager daemon on each content server machine and every Oracle iLearning Middle Tier application server machine.
- Please refer to the Oracle Application Server 10g documentation for detailed information on starting and stopping this service.
17. The content server is now set up.
All Oracle iLearning middle tiers can access this content server.
Defining the Content Server in Oracle iLearning
18. Define which sites will have access to this content server.
Oracle iLearning Administrator
19. Log in to Oracle iLearning as an administrator on the Root Site.
20. Click the Admin icon in the upper right corner of your browser window.
21. Select the site that should have access to the content server, for example, the Root Site or Site1.
22. Click the More... tab.
23. Choose Content Servers.
24. Click Add Content Server to view the list of available content servers.
25. Click New Content Server to define a new content server.
26. Enter the appropriate information to define a new content server (all fields are mandatory).
- Enter the content server Name
- Enter the content server Host and Port
- Enter the Physical Path to the content server directory
- Enter the Virtual Path to the content server directory
- Note: The information entered here needs to match with the information placed in the httpd.conf file on the web server. Please ensure to coordinate these efforts with your Oracle iLearning DBA.
27. Click Save to define the content server in Oracle iLearning.
28. To make the content server available to the site, check the Select box next to the content server name, and click Make Available to Site.
If you plan to use SCORM-based content, stop and complete Setting Up the Oracle CMI Adapter. Otherwise, goto task #29.
29. Use the Upload Files option in Oracle iLearning to transfer their content to the content server.
When their content resides on an Oracle iLearning content server, content developers should always choose the iLearning Secured option when specifying the Content Location for a content object.
End of activity.