Editing the Environment File on Linux

You need to edit the WebLogic setFiperEnv.sh file to match your environment.

  1. Navigate to the following location: 

    <weblogic_install_dir>/user_projects/domains/<SEE_domain_name>/

    Note: This directory location assumes that your domain name is SEE, which is the default domain name specified by the WebLogic template. If you changed the domain name (under Creating the WebLogic Domain Using the SIMULIA Execution Engine Administration Server Template), navigate to the appropriate domain directory.

  2. Open the setFiperEnv.sh file with the text editor of your choice.

  3. Locate the following entry in the file: 

    FIPER_INSTALL=

  4. Verify that the correct SIMULIA Execution Engine installation path is defined, including the operating system subdirectory.

    If necessary, alter the path to point to your installation location.

  5. If you are using DS licensing (not FLEXnet) for the SIMULIA Execution Engine, you must configure an environment variable to allow the application to find the DS licensing client configuration file (DSLicSrv.txt). Add the following two lines under the FIPER_INSTALL setting:

    DSLS_CONFIG=${FIPER_INSTALL}/../config/DSLicSrv.txt
export DSLS_CONFIG

    The DSLS_CONFIG environment variable must be set to point to the path/location of the DSLicSrv.txt configuration file in your installation. The DSLicSrv.txt file contains the server name and port number for the license server software. For more information about the DSLicSrv.txt file, see “Configuring Clients” in the Dassault Systèmes License Server Installation and Configuration Guide (DSLS.pdf).

  6. Locate the section labeled: 

    Set Fiper/WebLogic Server platform-specific environment variables

    This section contains information for all supported SIMULIA Execution Engine platforms that correspond to the installed WebLogic Server JVM. All of the information is commented out.

  7. Uncomment the lines for your installed WebLogic Server (Linux) by removing the # character at the front of the line.

    Each installed WebLogic Server has two lines that must be uncommented. For example, if you are running a 64-bit WebLogic Server on a 64-bit Linux platform, the uncommented lines appear as shown below: 

    # 64-bit Linux WebLogic Server
PLATFORM="Linux_x64"
USER_MEM_ARGS="-XX:MaxPermSize=256m -Xms512m -Xmx2048m"

  8. Save and close the file.