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title: "Install the extension"
description: "Learn how to install the Oracle Commerce Cloud extension."
url: "https://docs.adyen.com/plugins/oracle-commerce-cloud/install-the-extension"
source_url: "https://docs.adyen.com/plugins/oracle-commerce-cloud/install-the-extension.md"
canonical: "https://docs.adyen.com/plugins/oracle-commerce-cloud/install-the-extension"
last_modified: "2020-02-27T11:43:00+01:00"
language: "en"
---

# Install the extension

Learn how to install the Oracle Commerce Cloud extension.

[View source](/plugins/oracle-commerce-cloud/install-the-extension.md)

**Deprecated**\
This Oracle Commerce Cloud extension is deprecated and we are no longer accepting integrations with it.\
We are working on a new extension for Oracle Commerce Cloud.

You need to be an administrator of your Oracle Commerce Cloud account to install the extension.

## Requirements

* Install Node.js on your machine (v.8.1.1 or later).
* Install npm or Yarn.

## Step 1: Set up the extension

To set up the extension in the Oracle Commerce Cloud, you need to:

1. [Deploy the extension](#deploy-the-extension)
2. [Enable the extension](#enable-the-extension)

### Deploy the extension

To deploy the extension to Oracle Commerce Cloud:

1. Download the latest extension release from [GitHub](https://github.com/Adyen) or the Oracle Cloud Marketplace.

2. Extract the downloaded .zip file on your machine.

3. In the scripts folder, open the **occ.config** file and fill in the following fields:

   | Field     | Value                                                                                                                 |
   | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
   | Username  | Your Oracle Commerce Cloud username.                                                                                  |
   | Password  | Your Oracle Commerce Cloud password.                                                                                  |
   | URL       | The web address of your Oracle Commerce Cloud admin site.                                                             |
   | Extension | The name that will be given to the extension created in Oracle Commerce Cloud, for example, Adyen Payments Extension. |

4. Deploy the extension from your command line using the following commands:\
   `$ cd` **extracted folder path**\
   `$ npm run deploy:server`\
   `$ npm run deploy:client`

You will receive a message saying that the extension is installed.

### Enable the extension

To enable the extension in Oracle Commerce Cloud administration area:

1. Go to **Settings** > **Payment Processing** > **Payment Gateways** tab.
2. Under **Service Type**, select **Adyen**.
3. Select **Enable Payment Gateway**.

## Step 2: Add the Adyen widget

To add the Adyen widget to your checkout pages in your Oracle Commerce Cloud:

1. Go to **Design**.
2. Select the **Grid View** button in the Checkout Page where you want to add the Adyen widget.
3. Drag to place the Adyen widget where you want to show it.
4. Select **Create New Widget Instance** and name it, for example, Adyen Checkout Widget.
5. Select **Save**.

## Update or re-install the extension

To update or re-install the extension, you need to first delete the existing extension from Oracle Commerce Cloud.

Make a copy of all your preferences since these will be lost after the extension is deleted

To delete the existing extension from Oracle Commerce Cloud:

1. Go to **Settings** > **Extensions** and find the Adyen extension.
2. Select **Deactivate**.\
   The deactivation may take a few minutes.
3. After the extension is deactivated, select **Delete**.

## Next steps

[required](/plugins/oracle-commerce-cloud/set-up-the-extension)

##### [Set up the extension](/plugins/oracle-commerce-cloud/set-up-the-extension)

[Set up the app in the Adyen Customer Area and in the Commerce Cloud.](/plugins/oracle-commerce-cloud/set-up-the-extension)

##### [Test and go live](/plugins/oracle-commerce-cloud/test-and-go-live)

[Test your integration, and configure your live account, so you can start processing live transactions.](/plugins/oracle-commerce-cloud/test-and-go-live)