Using Oracle Data Integrator on Mac OS X
Oracle just released on OTN a new product "Oracle Data Integrator" (ODI), I wanted
to quickly take a look to the product, so I have downloaded it and
installed it on my Mac. This product is a 100% Java based solution that
you can quickly installed on mac following these steps:
1- Download and unzip ODI from OTN download page (bottom).
2- Open a terminal Window and go to the folder where you have unzipped
ODI, you should have the following content:
-
external
- index.htm
-
oracledi
-
oracledilwd
- oracledimn
- setup
Open the index.html and select the Getting Started Guide, this will
help you to learn more about ODI using a comprehensive scenario.
3- Setup the environment variables:
> export
ODI_JAVA_HOME=/Library/Java/Home/ (need to be
Java 5)
> export
ODI_HOME=<path to ODI installation folder>/odi/oracledi
4- Go to the $ODI_HOME/bin
> cd $ODI_HOME/bin
5- Start the HSQL databases that contain the sample application and
data:
>
./startdemo.sh &
This command starts 3 different instances: repo
(metadata repository),
src (source db), trg (target db) that are used in the Getting Started
guide. To stop the DB run the script ./stopdemo.sh
.
6- You can now start the designer too using the command:
>
./designer.sh &
Select the Getting Started project and when you are
in the designer switch to the Mac OS X look and feel ;-), using the
Menu "Look And Feel > Standard > Mac OS X".
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