By: Chuck

Chuck — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 20:07:43 +0000

I was able to install and patch ATG 2007.1 with the following as my config.xml (the short story is that I installed ATG2007.1 in Parallels on an XP virtual machine and copied the config.xml and edited it for the Mac)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<config xmlns="*">
   <install xmlns="">
       <product name="ATG Adaptive Scenario Engine" version="2007.1">
           <configure>false</configure>
       </product>
       <product name="ATG Consumer Commerce" version="2007.1">
           <configure>false</configure>
       </product>
       <product name="ATG Content Administration" version="2007.1">
           <configure>false</configure>
       </product>
       <product name="ATG Portal" version="2007.1">
           <configure>false</configure>
       </product>
       <product name="ATG Business Commerce" version="2007.1">
           <configure>false</configure>
       </product>
   </install>
   <systemEnv xmlns="">
       <rootDir>/opt/atg/ATG2007.1</rootDir>
       <locale>en</locale>
       <jBossListenPort>8080</jBossListenPort>
       <docRoot>/opt/atg/ATG2007.1/home/doc</docRoot>
       <platform>Darwin</platform>
       <rmiPort>8860</rmiPort>
       <appServer>JBoss</appServer>
       <jBossHome>/opt/jboss/current</jBossHome>
       <jBossVersion>4.0.5</jBossVersion>
       <baseLevel>ATG2007.1_228</baseLevel>
<ATGJRE>/System/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/CurrentJDK/Home/bin/java</ATGJRE>
   </systemEnv>
</config>

To get ATG to recognize the Darwin platform, you will need to edit your $DYNAMO_HOME/bin/dynamoEnv.sh as outlines in ATG Solution atg33147 (http://www.atg.com/service/main.jsp;jsessionid=UGL1VTVN5H3DUCQCQCZCGWQKAKAGOJVC?_dyncharset=ISO-8859-1&t=solutionTab&solutionId=atg33147) and create the $DYNAMO_HOME/home/localconfig/dasEnv.sh as outlined in step 4 in the following URL: http://blog.pulleman.com/2007/03/25/atg-jboss-and-mysql-on-mac-os-x/ Good luck....

By: Russell

Russell — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 09:54:34 +0000

one issue with copying the Solaris install -
somewhere deep inside the Service module, there are some images - two to be specific. Solaris file systems is case sensitive, while default OS X is not. These images have the same name in the same directory except for capitalization.

So I installed ATG on the Solaris image, copied the install to the shared folder so I could mount it in OS X & copy it over - copied the huge bugger over, and boom! fails.

Fix one, and it will happen one more time. Fix that, and you’re golden. Doesn’t matter which of the images you delete, just delete one. Wish I had kept track of the actual files for this post

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