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Jul 31, 2008
08:35 AM
Solaris Environment varible calss path setting.
Hi friends
I want to write one x.sh file.
Inside the x.sh file like this "export APPLICATIN_HOME="$USER_INSTALL_DIR$”"
This $USER_INSTALL_DIR$ file have to be modified where he is installing.
Is this possible. After installing x.sh file I want see like this
Export APPLICATIN_HOME = “/xx/yy”.
why this is requied means am useing installanywhere 2008 standard version not enterprise edtion.
Please help how to do this one.
Regards
Raju.c
I want to write one x.sh file.
Inside the x.sh file like this "export APPLICATIN_HOME="$USER_INSTALL_DIR$”"
This $USER_INSTALL_DIR$ file have to be modified where he is installing.
Is this possible. After installing x.sh file I want see like this
Export APPLICATIN_HOME = “/xx/yy”.
why this is requied means am useing installanywhere 2008 standard version not enterprise edtion.
Please help how to do this one.
Regards
Raju.c
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Jul 31, 2008
09:15 AM
It's not very clear what exactly you're trying to do, but the idea is that IA variables (those between dollar signs) are understood only by IA and only within an IA environmen... So your .sh file are you going to use it within IA or not?
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Jul 31, 2008
09:20 AM
my x.sh file contain's like this
export APPLICATIN_HOME=$USER_INSTALL_DIR$
after installing the application i want to see the x.sh file like this
export APPLICATIN_HOME= xx/yy
xx/yy is end user installation folder.
please guide how to do this ..
export APPLICATIN_HOME=$USER_INSTALL_DIR$
after installing the application i want to see the x.sh file like this
export APPLICATIN_HOME= xx/yy
xx/yy is end user installation folder.
please guide how to do this ..
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Jul 31, 2008
09:46 AM
Again if you use this .sh file in IA, you have an action called Modify Single Text File which has an checkbox for replacing IA variables in the respective file.
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