You can silently install an integrated installation package (IIP) for the product by using either a fully-qualified response file, which you configure specifically to your needs, or parameters that you pass to the command line.
Create the build definition file and the IIP. See Creating a build definition file and generating an IIP for more information.
A silent installation uses the same installation program that the graphical user interface (GUI) version uses. However, instead of displaying a wizard interface, the silent installation reads all of your responses from a file that you customize, or from parameters that you pass to the command line. You can use either method to silently install the IIP.
You can invoke a contribution with a combination of options that you specify directly on the command line, as well as options that you specify in a response file. However, any contribution options that you pass to the command line causes the IIP installer to ignore all of the options that are specified in a specific contribution's response file. See the detailed IIP installation options for more information.