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geetcs · ‎Dec 06, 2012

chmahmood wrote: Hi, I am using IA2011 Enterprise edition, Is it possible to remove or at least, change the "InstallAnywhere" logo text that appears above the Cancel button on IA panels? I know you can change it to either gray beveled or non-beveled text under Installer UI -> Look & Feel, but that doesn't help -- we'd like to get our own name in there. this issue is already discuss there i have seen in another post but unfortunately this page is not available , "this issue has just been discussed: http://community.acresso.com/showthread.php?t=190011" so please don't refer towards this link Yes this can be done......we have achieved the removal of logo....

geetcs · ‎Jun 05, 2012

Hi, I am trying to install my application on Ubuntu 10 in gui mode. But Installation fails to run in gui and redirected to console mode. Can you Please help me why this is happening? I am using InstallAnywhere 2011. Here is console message.. + [ ] + debugOut ========= Forking JAVA ============================================= + echo ========= Forking JAVA ============================================= + [ ] + exec /tmp/install.dir.21523/Linux/resource/jre/bin/java com.zerog.lax.LAX /tmp/install.dir.21523/temp.lax /tmp/env.properties.21523 LAX Version = 12.0 Graphical installers are not supported by the VM. The console mode will be used instead... __________________________________________________________________________ InstallAnywhere 2011 Version: 12.0 Machine Details: root@localhost:/tmp# lsb_release -sd Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS If you need more info (log in debug ). Please let me know. Thanks a lot.

geetcs · ‎Apr 26, 2012

madhavbantwal wrote: Hi geets, As you mentioned "We have a few utility classes written using java(e.g. a.jar), which again depend on a few jar files (e.g. k.jar, l.jar, x.jar, y.jar, z.jar)." So i suggested including the dependencies as per 1.png. The Trick here is to include only the Jars which your custom code class is dependent on and not all. Please let me know if this is working fine! Hope this Helps! Thanks, Madhav Pai Hi Madhav, We are doing exactly as you mentioned in 1.png, but the it throws ClassNotFoundException exception. But when we set classpath manually lax.class.path= in setup.lax, it goes through.As per tutorial we should not be doing this manually changing the classpath. So what might be the problem, are we missing any steps.

geetcs · ‎Apr 23, 2012

madhavbantwal wrote: Hi, Please let me know whether you have configured as per the screenshot provided (1.png) The Alternative is to navigate to Project-->JVM Settings-->Installer Settings -->Additional Classpath settings (2.png) One thing we need to remember here is relative path should be given w.r.t $EXTRACTOR_DIR$ i.e the place where your install.exe or install.bin resides. Hope his Helps! Thanks, Madhav pai Hi Madhav, Thanks for detailed explanations. We have configured as per the screenshot provided (1.png).But I would like know that for each custom class, do we need to specify all the jar files in classpath list e.g. a.jar k.jar , l.jar, x.jar, y.jar, z.jar as shown in 1.png. Regards, Geet

geetcs · ‎Apr 23, 2012

madhavbantwal wrote: Here is the scenario 1. We have a few utility classes written using java(e.g. a.jar), which again depend on a few jar files (e.g. k.jar, l.jar, x.jar, y.jar, z.jar).Classes in the mentioned jars are not dependent on InstallAnywhere's class e.g. com.zerog.ia.api.pub.CustomCodeAction 2. Similary we have one jar file (e.g. b.jar), classes in this jar file is dependent on one of the mentioned class 1. com.zerog.ia.api.pub.CustomCodeAction 2. com.zerog.ia.api.pub.CustomCodeConsoleAction 3. com.zerog.ia.api.pub.CustomCodePanel But classes in b.jar is dependent on classes in a.jar So when I create installer using InstallAnywhere 2011, and run the same installer I do see class not found error.Errors seem to be related to dependent classes of a.jar. When I check the Execute.zip content, I could only a.jar and b.jar being extracted as folder (i.e. com/mycompany/*), but dependent classes of a.jar are not extracted (e.g. k.jar , l.jar, x.jar, y.jar, z.jar). Please let me know why the class not found errors being shown, even though jars are being bundled in Execute.zip. Hi, Please let me know whether you have configured as per the screenshot provided (1.png) The Alternative is to navigate to Project-->JVM Settings-->Installer Settings -->Additional Classpath settings (2.png) One thing we need to remember here is relative path should be given w.r.t $EXTRACTOR_DIR$ i.e the place where your install.exe or install.bin resides. Hope his Helps! Thanks, Madhav pai Attached Images Hi Madhav, Thanks for detailed explanations. We have configured as per the screenshot provided (1.png).But I would like know that for each custom class, do we need to specify all the jar files in classpath list e.g. a.jar k.jar , l.jar, x.jar, y.jar, z.jar as shown in 1.png.

geetcs · ‎Apr 19, 2012

SunnyBoy wrote: Kindly try the following steps and let me know if this resolves. Pre-Install > Add Action > General tab > Execute custom code. Provide the corresponding entries and run the installer. Cheers SunnyBoy It didn't work....

geetcs · ‎Apr 19, 2012

We are using InstallAnywhere 2011 Enterprise Edition to create POC. We are following the below mentioned steps to create a new project: 1) Choosing “Typical Project Template” to create a new Project. 2) Clicking on “Save As” and providing path and file name. 3) Then we go to the Advanced Designer. 4) All the basic Project Information is provided in the “Project” tab. 5) All the UI related information are provided in the “Installer UI” tab. 6) Then in the “Pre-Install” tab Pre-Install Action List is provided as follows: a) Clicking on “Add Action” button and then selecting “Panel: Custom Code” for GUI panels or “Console: Custom Code” for Console mode. b) Then for the each “Custom Code” we provide the “Path” to the jar file and the “Fully Qualified Class Name” for JAVA class file. c) We also provide the jar file on which the above jar may be dependent. We have two jar files (e.g. a.jar, b.jar) which includes the custom implementation of classes extended from classes provided by IA. e.g com.mycomp.MyCustomCodePanel extended from com.zerog.ia.api.pub.CustomCodePanel. When we create the application installer we can see our jar files included in the application installer, but when we try to execute the application installer it throws following exception: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.mycomp.IACustomPanelPleaseWait at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(Unknown Source) at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method) at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(Unknown Source) at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source) at sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source) at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source) at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClassInternal(Unknown Source) at java.lang.Class.forName0(Native Method) at java.lang.Class.forName(Unknown Source) at com.zerog.ia.installer.actions.InstallPanelAction.g(DashoA10*..) at com.zerog.ia.installer.LifeCycleManager.a(DashoA10*..) at com.zerog.ia.installer.LifeCycleManager.a(DashoA10*..) at com.zerog.ia.installer.LifeCycleManager.m(DashoA10*..) at com.zerog.ia.installer.LifeCycleManager.a(DashoA10*..) at com.zerog.ia.installer.Main.main(DashoA10*..) at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method) at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(Unknown Source) at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(Unknown Source) at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Unknown Source) at com.zerog.lax.LAX.launch(DashoA10*..) at com.zerog.lax.LAX.main(DashoA10*..) Please help me to resolve this issue

geetcs · ‎Apr 18, 2012

jmishra wrote: Hi, Please try the below Steps to create the VM pack Manually. 1. tar -zcvf vm.tar.Z jre/ 2. Provide the permission chmod 775 3.create "vm.properties" vm.platform=unix vm.platform.flavor=Linux vm.name=SunJRE170_Linux32 vm.exe.path=bin/java 4. Again provide permission chmod 775 5. Create a jar file from these two file (vm.tar.Z and vm.properties) as SunJRE170_Linux32.jar 6.Rename the SunJRE170_Linux32.jar file to SunJRE170_Linux32.vm Hope it helps. Thanks Jayashree!!!, it works...

geetcs · ‎Apr 11, 2012

tdfunk wrote: Just a question: You're posting in the IA2011 forum, so I'm assuming you have IA2011. This version includes a VM Pack creation utility. Have you tried using that utility? One other note: the structure of the JRE directory and the name of the root directory both have specific requirements. I just created a series of 6u31 VM Packs using the VM Pack creation utility and it whined when I got to the Windows versions. Their JRE directory names where 'jre6' rather than 'jre'. When I renamed them to 'jre', the VM Pack creation utility was happy again. Here's the kicker: I haven't been able to test the new VM Packs because I can't get IA to load my project files... (noted in a separate thread). So, in reality, I can't vouch for the accuracy of the VM Pack utility. I tried with Utility.....for Windows platform, I could do creation without any hitch...but for Unix platform, it just stuck without any progress status....so I had to fall back to manual steps...

geetcs · ‎Apr 10, 2012

Changes done...still it does not work....

geetcs · ‎Apr 10, 2012

Hi, I have followed following steps to create Custom VM Pack creation 1. tar -cf /mydir/vm.tar jre && compress vm.tar Results : vm.tar.Z 2. create "vm.properties" vm.platform=Linux vm.platform.flavor=Linux Sus vm.name=jre1.4 vm.exe.path=bin/java 3. Zip these two files up (vm.tar.Z and vm.properties) as vm.zip 4. Rename the vm.zip as vm.vm But when I use as bundled JRE, it does not work. Please suggest correct steps, if I have done wrongly.

geetcs · ‎Jan 19, 2012

Thanks Madhav!!! for the information, but I don't see any pop up "Software manager".Could you please tell me location where in I can bring up pop dialog manually. -Geet

geetcs · ‎Jan 18, 2012

I am using InstallAnywhere 2011 Enterprise(Build 4064) Thanks, Geet madhavbantwal wrote: HI geetcs, Which version of InstallAnywhere your using ? Thanks, Madhav Pai

geetcs · ‎Jan 17, 2012

Hi, Please tell us the download location for InstallAnywhere 2011 SP2. - Geet

geetcs · ‎Nov 20, 2011

Thanks Vlad!!! for your reply. Steps which I have mentioned, is to make the setup.exe more generic and allow multiple product teams to customize the installer based on their needs.This was possible using InstallAnywhere 6.1 Enterprise version.But my question is why the changes have been made in InstallAnywhere 2011 Enterprise version?.

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