Follow the instructions in one of the following sections to install a data handler if indicated by the procedural overview in Overview of installation:
Do the following to install a data handler using the graphical installer:
You may specify another directory, but it must contain an installation of a compatible version of the Adapter Framework. For information on installing the Adapter Framework, see Installing the adapter framework. For more information on installing WebSphere InterChange Server, see the System Implementation Guide for Windows or System Implementation Guide for UNIX . At the product directory screen, perform one of the following tasks:
Do the following to perform a silent installation of a data handler on Windows systems:
Table 14. Silent installation options for data handlers
Do the following to perform a silent installation of a data handler on UNIX or Linux systems:
Table 15. Silent installation options for data handlers
Option name | Option values |
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-W destination.path |
Set this option to the directory path for the WebSphere Business
Integration Adapters product. Note: The install path must not
contain any space characters. The install location must contain a
compatible version of the adapter framework.
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-G replaceExistingResponse |
Set this option to yesToAll or yes to replace all files found on the system that have the same name as those being copied by the installer. Set this option to noToAll or no to not replace any
files found on the system that have the same name as those being copied by the
installer.
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-G replaceNewerResponses |
Set this option to yesToAll or yes to replace all files found on the system that are newer than those being copied by the installer. Set this option to noToAll or no to not replace any
files found on the system that are newer than those being copied by the
installer.
|
-G createDirectoryResponse |
Set this option to yes to create the product directory specified by the option if it does not already exist. Set this option to no to not have the product directory created if it does not exist. You must set this option to yes if the specified directory does
not exist for the installation to succeed.
|
-G removeExistingResponse |
This option specifies whether to remove a response file that exists on the
system. Note that this option is for uninstall only. Set this
option to yestoall or yes to remove existing response
files. Set it to notoall or no to leave existing
files on the system.
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-G removeModifiedResponse |
This option specifies whether to remove a response file that has been
modified since it was last installed. Note that this option is for
uninstall only. Set this option to yestoall or
yes to remove response files that have been modified. Set it
to notoall or no to leave modified files on the
system.
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