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Chapter 4: Performing an OpenEdge Installation in Windows response.ini (2 of 9) ControlNumber_1-5=XZGR9 ControlNumber_2-5=UQFYC ControlNumber_3-5=3MGY2 SerialNumber-6=123456789 ControlNumber_1-6=Y8ES9 ControlNumber_2-6=7PH3D ControlNumber_3-6=24G?3 SerialNumber-7=123456789 ControlNumber_1-7=Y9CR9 ControlNumber_2-7=YQH7D ControlNumber_3-7=KMG?6 SerialNumber-8=123456789 ControlNumber_1-8=Y8GSS ControlNumber_2-8=YQH7N ControlNumber_3-8=2MGY7 SerialNumber-9=123456789 ControlNumber_1-9=Y8ASS ControlNumber_2-9=UQHUC ControlNumber_3-9=K4GY2 SerialNumber-10=123456789 ControlNumber_1-10=X8AR9 ControlNumber_2-10=UPFUM ControlNumber_3-10=3MCY2 UseColorEditor=NULL Result=1 ; ; DESCRIPTION of TargetDirectory Dialog ; ; DestinationDirectory - identifies the directory in which you install your OpenEdge product software. ; WorkDirectory - identifies the directory in which your applications, databases, and log files will reside. ; Result - is used as the return code for this section. Only a value of 1 is acceptable. ; [TargetDirectory Dialog] DestinationDirectory=C:\Progress\OpenEdge WorkDirectory=C:\OpenEdge\WRK Result=1 ; ; DESCRIPTION of OEM TargetDirectory Dialog ; ; DestinationDirectory - identifies the directory in which you install your OpenEdge product software. ; WorkDirectory - identifies the directory in which your applications, databases, and log files will reside. ; Result - is used as the return code for this section. Only a value of 1 is acceptable. ; [OEM TargetDirectory Dialog] DestinationDirectory=C:\Progress\oemgmt WorkDirectory=C:\OpenEdge\wrk_oemgmt Result=1 ; ; DESCRIPTION of UserInstallationType Dialog ; ; InstallationType - identifies the type of product installation you plan to perform. The valid values are complete and custom. ; - A Complete installation installs all mandatory, recommended, and optional components and subcomponents of the OpenEdge products you are installing. ; - A Custom installation provides advanced users the opportunity to 134 OpenEdge Getting Started: Installation and Configuration
OpenEdge Silent installation overview response.ini (3 of 9) a product-by-product basis. ; Result - is used as the return code for this section. Only a value of 1 is acceptable. ; [UserInstallationType Dialog] InstallationType=complete Result=1 ; ; DESCRIPTION of Configuring / Installing Components Dialog ; ; ConfigureSonicESBAdapter - used to indicate whether or not you want to manually configure the ; OpenEdge Adapter for Sonic ESB, or use default values. ; - a value of 0 indicates default values will be used. ; - a value of 1 indicates the SonicEsbProperties dialog will be used to set values. ; ConfigureWebSpeedMessenger - used to indicate whether or not you want to manually configure ; WebSpeed Messenger, or use default values. ; - a value of 0 indicates default values will be used. ; - a value of 1 indicates the WebServer Type dialog will be used to set values. ; InstallingProgressDynamics - used to indicate whether or not you want to install Progress Dynamics files. ; selectively install recommended and optional components and subcomponents on - a value of 0 indicates Progress Dynamics files will NOT be installed. ; - a value of 1 indicates Progress Dynamics files WILL be installed. ; Result - is used as the return code for this section. Only a value of 1 is acceptable. ; [Configuring / Installing Components Dialog] ConfigureSonicESBAdapter=1 ConfigureWebSpeedMessenger=1 InstallingProgressDynamics=0 Result=1 ; ; DESCRIPTION of Select Program Folder Dialog ; ; ShortcutFolder - the program folder in which your OpenEdge program shortcuts will appear. ; Result - is used as the return code for this section. Only a value of 1 is acceptable. ; [Select Program Folder Dialog] ShortcutFolder=OpenEdge Result=1 ; ; DESCRIPTION of SonicEsbProperties Dialog ; ; ContainerName - identifies the Sonic ESB Container Name. ; DomainName - identifies the Sonic ESB Domain Name. ; ConnectionUrl - identifies the Connection URL to the Sonic ESB. ; UserName - identifies the User Name used to connect to the Sonic ESB. ; Password - identifies the Password used to validate the User Name. ; EsbHomeDirectory - identifies the directory where the Sonic ESB is installed. ; Result - is used as the return code for this section. Only a value of 1 is acceptable. ; OpenEdge Getting Started: Installation and Configuration 135
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