To run the design console on Windows:
Make sure you have a version of JRockit 1.6 on your Windows machine and have that path in your JAVA_HOME environment variable.
On the OIM machine, cd to $OIM_ORACLE_HOME which should be defined as $MW_HOME/Oracle_IDM1
Next, zip up the designconsole folder like this:
$ zip -r ~/designconsole.zip designconsole
Copy that file to your windows machine into a folder that reflects the environment it will connect to.
Unzip the file so it creates a designconsole folder with the xlclient.cmd file in that folder.
Edit the xlclient.cmd file.
Change the first part of the command to read "%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java"
Change the HOME_DIR to read -DXL.HomeDir=.
That's a single dot to indicate the current folder.
Change the auth to read:
-Djava.security.auth.login.config=config\authwl.conf
Save the file.
Now go back to the workstation and copy the following files to the ext folder:
$MW_HOME/oracle_common/modules/oracle.jrf_11.1.1/jrf-api.jar
At the very end of the classpath.bat file, there is a reference to the oracle_common/modules/jrf folder associated with the jrf-api.jar file. Fix that so it references the ext folder.
This should allow you to double-click on the xlclient.cmd file to start the design console.
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