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‎Apr 19, 2010
02:07 AM
Issue in Search & Replace in console mode
"Search & Replace Strings" works perfectly in GUI mode. But in console based installation same "Search & Replace Strings" is adding a double quote ("") around the new string.
For e.g. [Serach Port 80 & Replace with 9080]
IN GUI :
Before "Search & Replace Strings"
PORT=80
After "Search & Replace Strings"
PORT=9080
IN Console:
Before "Search & Replace Strings"
PORT=80
After "Search & Replace Strings"
PORT="9080"
Please note that extra quotation marks ("") are getting added in console based installation which changed poperty file syntax and application failed to start.
Please let me know if it is a bug of IAW2010.
Thanks in Advance.
For e.g. [Serach Port 80 & Replace with 9080]
IN GUI :
Before "Search & Replace Strings"
PORT=80
After "Search & Replace Strings"
PORT=9080
IN Console:
Before "Search & Replace Strings"
PORT=80
After "Search & Replace Strings"
PORT="9080"
Please note that extra quotation marks ("") are getting added in console based installation which changed poperty file syntax and application failed to start.
Please let me know if it is a bug of IAW2010.
Thanks in Advance.
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‎Apr 19, 2010
07:13 AM
Please let me know any workarund.
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‎Apr 21, 2010
03:07 AM
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‎Apr 21, 2010
08:28 AM
Hi lkhoney2003,
I tried this scenario. The string
PORT=80
changed to
PORT=9080
with IA 2010 in both GUI and console mode.
What is the regular expression that you are using to search & replace?
Thanks,
I tried this scenario. The string
PORT=80
changed to
PORT=9080
with IA 2010 in both GUI and console mode.
What is the regular expression that you are using to search & replace?
Thanks,
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‎Apr 22, 2010
01:12 AM
Hello Jacob,
I am using "Modify Text file -Single file" action.
And searching for LISTENER_PORT=45450 and replacing this with LISTENER_PORT=$svReportServerPortVal$.
It works fine in GUI mode but in console it adds an extra quotation mark.
Please help.
I am using "Modify Text file -Single file" action.
And searching for LISTENER_PORT=45450 and replacing this with LISTENER_PORT=$svReportServerPortVal$.
It works fine in GUI mode but in console it adds an extra quotation mark.
Please help.
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‎Apr 22, 2010
03:34 AM
Hello,
Console variables are AFAIK 'always' displayed with double quotes. Same thing for get user input result variables.
Check in your help files regarding variable (VAR_BOOLEAN_X Variable)
For console, you should use $VARIABLE_1$ instead of $VARIABLE$
Basically, your workaround is to use LISTENER_PORT=$svReportServerPortVal_1$ for console mode only.
Hope it will help ...
Console variables are AFAIK 'always' displayed with double quotes. Same thing for get user input result variables.
Check in your help files regarding variable (VAR_BOOLEAN_X Variable)
For console, you should use $VARIABLE_1$ instead of $VARIABLE$
Basically, your workaround is to use LISTENER_PORT=$svReportServerPortVal_1$ for console mode only.
Hope it will help ...
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‎Apr 22, 2010
06:15 AM
Hello,
We are having a single installer which supports both GUI and console mode.
So in this case there will be 2 modify text file actions:
1) for GUI mode
2) for Console mode
So please also let me know how to detect current installe mode.
I mean how can I know if the installer is running in console mode.
also I am not a very old user of IA 🙂
Thanks
We are having a single installer which supports both GUI and console mode.
So in this case there will be 2 modify text file actions:
1) for GUI mode
2) for Console mode
So please also let me know how to detect current installe mode.
I mean how can I know if the installer is running in console mode.
also I am not a very old user of IA 🙂
Thanks
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‎Apr 22, 2010
06:49 AM
Hi,
The variable you are looking for is "$INSTALLER_UI$" and can take the values:
SWING, CONSOLE, and SILENT (I do not find related documentation from help files .... so I might be a little wrong, but just try ...)
--Jerome
The variable you are looking for is "$INSTALLER_UI$" and can take the values:
SWING, CONSOLE, and SILENT (I do not find related documentation from help files .... so I might be a little wrong, but just try ...)
--Jerome
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‎Apr 22, 2010
07:35 AM
Thanks a lot Jerome...
I will use this variable and will let you know the status 🙂
I will use this variable and will let you know the status 🙂
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‎Apr 23, 2010
01:19 AM
jerome_IA wrote:
Hi,
The variable you are looking for is "$INSTALLER_UI$" and can take the values:
SWING, CONSOLE, and SILENT (I do not find related documentation from help files .... so I might be a little wrong, but just try ...)
--Jerome
I think that the first one is GUI 😄 (like the choices that are given in the Advanced Designer). I prefer to be extra careful in testing the installation mode by setting a variable, say $IS_SILENT$ to true based to the test of $INSTALLER_UI$ being either SILENT or silent...
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