Is web development client mandatory for JD Edwards E1 installation?

Hi all
I am trying to install the JDEE1. I have installed Deplyoment Server in one machine.
I have installed the platform pack (enterprise and database server) in another machine.
I am trying to install the HTML Server in the third machine. In this last machine (the html server one), I have installed until now the Oracle Application Server and the Server Manager.
When I open for the first time the Server Manager, I have 6 configuration steps and I am stuck in the third one which is Database Setup.
On the page I have the note: "*Welcome to Server Manager for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne*!
Server Manager may need to occasionally connect to the system datasource during administrative activities. The system datasource is typically named ‘System – Release’, where release refers to the EnterpriseOne release level such as '812'. The settings required may be obtained by looking at the [DB SYSTEM SETTINGS] section of the JDE.INI that is used by client workstations."
But I have not any client workstations installed. In which jde.ini should I check this information?
Is this the jde.ini in Windows folder in Deployment Server installation?
Please help me for this issue.
Thank you and best regards

On the Java Application Server Side WebLogic is replacing OAS (Oracle Application Server).
Oracle Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) it's not a component of JD Edwards.
In your list you are missing the Java App Server (OAS-WS-WLS) and Server Manager

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