ArcGIS Engine Developer Guide

INSTALLING ARCGIS ENGINE RUNTIME ON SOLARIS AND LINUX
echo "ArcGIS Engine Runtime is NOT installed!"
fi
#
# launch the ArcGIS Engine Runtime setup silently...
#
sh /Setup -s /path/to/propertiesfile
Any errors experienced during the silent install
will be captured in a log file. The log file will be
located in the user’s $HOME directory:
$HOME/ArcGISEngineRT_InstallLog.log
#
# check for errors in the ArcGIS Engine Runtime setup...
#
fatalErrors='cat $HOME/ArcGISEngineRT_InstallLog.log | grep " FATAL ERRORS"'
nonfatalErrors='cat $HOME/ArcGISEngineRT_InstallLog.log | grep "NONFATAL
ERRORS"'
warnings='cat $HOME/ArcGISEngineRT_InstallLog.log | grep "WARNINGS"'
if [ "`echo $fatalErrors | cut -d\" \" -f1`" != "0" ] ||
[ "`echo $nonfatalErrors | cut -d\" \" -f1`" != "0" ] ||
[ "`echo $warnings | cut -d\" \" -f1`" != "0" ]
then
echo "ArcGIS Engine installed WITH ERRORS!"
echo "Please view the log file for details."
echo " Log File: $HOME/ArcGISEngineRT_InstallLog.log"
else
echo "ArcGIS Engine installed without error!"
fi
Example B—Installing ArcGIS Engine Runtime using ZeroG InstallAnywhere
The following is an example using ZeroG InstallAnywhere to launch the ArcGIS
Engine Runtime setup at some point within your application’s setup (if created
using InstallAnywhere). The example includes a check for the presence of
ArcGIS Engine Runtime and the Java installation feature.
1. To perform a system check for ArcGIS Engine Runtime, add an “Execute
Script/Batch File” action with the following parameters:
a. “Suspend execution until operation is complete” checked ON.
b. “Store process’s stdout in:” = a variable name of your choice (for example,
$RT_INSTALLED_OUT$).
c. Script:
#!/bin/sh
machineName='uname -n'
esriPropFile=$DOLLAR$HOME/ESRI.properties.$DOLLAR$machineName
if [ -f $DOLLAR$esriPropFile ]
then
runtimeHome='cat $DOLLAR$esriPropFile | grep
Z_ArcGISEngineRT_INSTALL_DIR'
if [ "$DOLLAR$runtimeHome" != "" ]
then
echo "installed"
fi
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