OIM11gr2 configure the Design console on Websphere

Hi All,
I installed OIM11gr2 with websphere 7 . now i am trying to configure the Design console ,for that i required IBM App Client as per the doc
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E37115_01/user.1112/e28523/manage_was_oim.htm#autoId4 , can anybody please let me know the link to download latest IBM App Client.
Thank You

Where exactly are you failing ?
As far as I remember correctly the Design Console installation installation on Linux environments requires a file similar to that of install_server.sh which doesn't comes with the installation media. So in most of the scenarios, the design console is kept on local windows environment. If that doesn't suits you then here is a solution which we did for moving forward.
- Create a file named install_client.sh by copying the contents of the file from install_server.sh.
- Open this file and go the the last part, where the jar invocation logic is specified and make the change as following:
Existing - fi
$JAVA_HOME/bin/java -cp "*setup_server.jar*:xlhome/install/xlCustom . . . . .
*Modify To* - fi
$JAVA_HOME/bin/java -cp "*setup_client.jar*:xlhome/install/xlCustom . . . . .
Now invoke this sh file to begin installation. Let me know if you hit some issues.
Thanks
Sunny

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