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Installing Caché on Microsoft Windows 5. InstallShield Wizard Complete — Indicates the installation has completed successfully. Click Finish. 6. When the installation is complete, define a preferred server for this client. This procedure is described in the Define a Remote Server Connection section of the “Connecting to Remote Servers” chapter of the Caché System Administration Guide. After Caché is installed on a client, the Caché Cube icon appears in the system tray area of the Windows tool bar; though it appears dimmed because there is no Caché server running. 2.2.3 Caché Custom Installation The Caché installation program allows you to select certain Caché components to be installed on the computer. For example, you may want to install only the Caché Tools and Utilities. Keep in mind that some selections require that you also install other components. To perform a Caché custom installation: 1. Follow the first five steps of the standard installation. 2. At the Setup Type dialog box, select Custom. The dialog box allows you to select a destination directory for the Caché software; the default location is C:\CacheSys. You can enter another directory by clicking Browse. 3. Select Components — Select those components you want to install as described in the Caché Custom Components table. 4. Select SuperServer and Web Server Ports — You can choose to let Caché assign the port numbers as described in the standard installation procedure or you can enter custom port numbers. 5. Continue with the Install Unicode Support step of the standard installation. The following table lists the components you can select. Caché Custom Components Component Caché Application Development Description Installs development components for building your own applications (C, C++, Java) that use Caché databases. Other Required Components 14 Caché Installation Guide
Component Web Server Gateway (CSP) 1 WebLink ActiveX Connectivity Documentation SQL Tools 2 Caché Tools and Utilities Caché Engine Caché Direct Connectivity Manager Utility Source Code Caché Engine Link Libraries Description Configures the Web server gateway for Caché Server Pages (CSP). Configures the Web server to use WebLink to connect to Caché databases. Installs ActiveX to provide connectivity between client applications and Caché. Installs the Caché documentation. Installs ODBC and JDBC drivers. Installs development tools (such as the Caché Studio) and system management utilities (such as the System Management Portal). Installs the base Caché database engine. Installs Caché Direct runtime client components, which are needed for client connectivity. Installs the utility source code into the %SYS Namespace. Installs C header files and object files which are necessary for relinking Caché on certain Windows platforms. Other Required Components Caché Direct Connectivity Caché Engine Caché Direct Connectivity and ActiveX Connectivity Caché Tools and Utilities, Caché Direct Connectivity, ActiveX Connectivity Caché Engine Caché Installation 1 The installation detects three types of Web servers and presents options to automatically configure them for the CSP Gateway, see CSP Gateway Install Options for detailed information. Caché Installation Guide 15
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