ArcGIS Engine Developer Guide

INSTALLING ARCGIS ENGINE RUNTIME ON SOLARIS AND LINUX
fi
exit 0
When this command execution is complete, if ArcGIS Engine Runtime is
installed, the value of $RT_INSTALLED_OUT$ will be “installed”.
2. To perform a system check for the Java installation feature, 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,
$JAVA_INSTALLED_OUT$).
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
engineHome='cat $DOLLAR$esriPropFile | grep Z_ENGINE_HOME |
cut -d= -f2'
if [ -f $DOLLAR$engineHome/java/arcgis_system.jar ]
then
echo "installed"
fi
fi
fi
fi
exit 0
When this command execution is complete, if the ArcGIS Engine Runtime
Java installation feature is installed, the value of $JAVA_INSTALLED_OUT$
will be “installed”.
3. To launch the ArcGIS Engine Runtime setup within your application’s
InstallAnywhere setup, add an “Execute Command” action with the following
parameters:
a. “Suspend execution until operation is complete” checked ON.
b. “Command line” = /Setup –s /
path/to/properties/file
4. To execute this command conditionally, based on the system check for ArcGIS
Engine Runtime (as described in Step 1 above), add a “Compare
InstallAnywhere Variable” rule with the following parameters:
a. “Operand 1” = $RT_INSTALLED_OUT$
b. Operation = “does not equal”
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