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‎Aug 28, 2012
01:38 AM
linux installers
hi,
we have installers for windows environment, i would like to create same installers for linux environment .could anybody provide documentation for creating linux installers
Regards,
Sreekanth
we have installers for windows environment, i would like to create same installers for linux environment .could anybody provide documentation for creating linux installers
Regards,
Sreekanth
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‎Sep 03, 2012
09:48 AM
Your question is very general.
Assuming you are using IA, just adding a new build target for Linux should be enough provided you are not doing any windows specific activities.
Are you facing any specific issues on Linux platform?
Assuming you are using IA, just adding a new build target for Linux should be enough provided you are not doing any windows specific activities.
Are you facing any specific issues on Linux platform?
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‎Sep 04, 2012
12:36 AM
actually my windows installer will extracts the tomcat.zip folder in user_install_dir.i thought i need to create tomcat.tar.gz file for linux installers.
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‎Sep 04, 2012
12:55 AM
1) After copying the archive (zip/tar) you may use one of the 3 available expand archive actions.
2) You may expand the archive your self into a folder and try install SpeedFolder action.
2) You may expand the archive your self into a folder and try install SpeedFolder action.
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‎Sep 04, 2012
01:49 AM
i have selected build taarget as linux and created installer and created installername.bin file.here i have question how to execute this installer in linux environment
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‎Sep 04, 2012
02:14 AM
Step 1) Change the permission of install.bin to 555.
chmod 555 install.bin
Step 2) If you want the GUI mode Set the DISPLAY
Make sure that a X-windows server is running on your IP (It can a windows system)
export DISPLAY=:0.0
or
You may run the installer in silent mode if your installer supports it (check the documentation on how to run in silent mode)
Step 3) In the cmd prompt (ksh/csh) execute this cmd
./install.bin
chmod 555 install.bin
Step 2) If you want the GUI mode Set the DISPLAY
Make sure that a X-windows server is running on your IP (It can a windows system)
export DISPLAY=
or
You may run the installer in silent mode if your installer supports it (check the documentation on how to run in silent mode)
Step 3) In the cmd prompt (ksh/csh) execute this cmd
./install.bin
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‎Sep 04, 2012
05:46 AM
hi i have executed like that but i am getting msg like no java virtual machine could not be found from your path
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‎Sep 04, 2012
07:12 AM
hi i can able to open the installer in linux environment.but in windows environment we will install the node services using build.xml file through the installer.but in linux environment we faced the error to create node services.anybody help
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‎Sep 04, 2012
09:04 AM
Since you are getting no JVM error, you have to bundle JVM with your installer.
You need to bundle an appropriate VM based on the OS and version.
If you do not have the VM, you may download it from the following site.
http://www.flexerasoftware.com/products/installanywhere/files-utilities.htm
Check the VM packs tab.
You need to bundle an appropriate VM based on the OS and version.
If you do not have the VM, you may download it from the following site.
http://www.flexerasoftware.com/products/installanywhere/files-utilities.htm
Check the VM packs tab.
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‎Sep 04, 2012
11:21 PM
hi i can able to open the installer in linux environment.but in windows environment we will install the node services using build.xml file through the installer.but in linux environment we faced the error to create node services.
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‎Sep 05, 2012
12:41 AM
hi,we have tomcat.sh file to start the tomcat service manually.how to use this tomcat.sh file through installer and is it possible to execute this sh file through the build.xml file
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‎Sep 06, 2012
02:38 AM
In case you haven't done it, you should check IA's help: running a shell command inside the setup is one of the basic and built-in actions.
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