Setting up Oracle User Productivity Kit (UPK) Client in Users Machine

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Objective

The purpose of this article is to demonstrate how to setup the UPK client in local machine before recording

how To                                              

Start UPK client by clicking “UPK Developer Client” and you will be redirected to below given screen and will be asked to setup a profile.

The next screen will be require you to enter the Library Location. Please make sure you are connecting with server installation. UPK requires IIS to be deployed in order to communicate with client machine. The URL should looks like

http://Servername:80/ODSContent

Click Next (please make sure you are connect to network or using VPN).  The client will try to connect to UPK server via IIS

After connecting to server you will be asked to enter the connection details. Please ask your UPK admin to provide you the login details and enter the login name/password

 After entering the server details you will be asked to select profile name. I am selecting default profile name

That’s all. The UPK is set and you are good to go… Start Recording…………………….

  

Related blogs and URLs

UPK Single user installation.

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKmZi_7bFHM


Additional Oracle KM
UPK: "The server was unable to process the request due to an internal error" and 'ORA-28001: the password has expired' When Creating a Profile in UPK 12.1 (Doc ID 2008691.1)

UPK: UPK Client Error "Server Unable to Process Request Internal Error" (Doc ID 1967207.