The Build definition wizard provides a way to include configuration scripts that run after successfully installing the customized installation package (CIP) or before uninstalling the CIP. Such scripts run when the installation is a new installation. If you are updating an existing installation by installing a CIP that includes maintenance, these scripts do not run.

Install tab

Identify scripts that run after successfully installing the CIP.

Uninstall tab

Identify scripts that run before uninstalling the CIP during a full uninstall.

File name

Identify the script file.

Directory path

Identify the directory where the script file resides.

Failure Action

Identify what action to take if a script fails. Valid choices include:

Add Scripts...

Opens a file browsing dialog window where we can search for and select scripts to include in the CIP. Scripts can be any of the following supported script types:

The .jar files should have the main class defined in the META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file inside each .jar file.

Scripts are in the cip_uid_root/config/install directory when the CIP is installed. These scripts run as configuration actions after all of the configuration actions run that are in the normal installation procedure.

Modify...

Select an entry and click Modify to change the file name or the directory path.

Remove

Removes selected scripts from the CIP.

Move Up

Move a script up in the list to make it run earlier than scripts below it.

Move Down

Move a script down in the list to make it run after scripts above it.


Related information


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