IIP installation package information
Use this panel to review the properties for the currently selected installation package in the integrated installation package (IIP).
This panel is displayed when you click the View Installation Package Information button on the Add installation panel. This panel contains all of the predefined properties for the selected installation package. This panel is informational and is read only. It lists all characteristics of the contribution type selected rather than any specific configurable action required for the contribution itself. File paths and file names must comply with the following guidelines:
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Contain 35 or fewer characters on Windows platforms
- Start and end with English-only alphabetic characters (A-Z, a-z) or numbers (0-9) only
- Contain English-only alphabetic characters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), periods (.) or underscores (_) only
- Not contain special characters (such as à é í ö û æ ñ ☐)
- Not contain spaces or these characters: ~ ` ! @ # $ % ^ & ( ) { } [ ] | \ / : ; , ? ' " < = > + *
Name of the installation package.
Contribution ID which uniquely identifies the selected
installation package. For example, the contribution ID of WAS, ND 6.1 product is 6.1.0-WS-WASND. The first package
added will be 6.1.0-WS-WASND_1. The number generated at the end of this ID
may not always be sequential. This field is read only.
Platforms supported by the selected installation
package. These platforms are the same as the list of supported platforms you
can find on that product's detailed system requirements web page.
These are platforms that are supported by WAS ND, but not necessarily
for the selected product code. For example, if we have selected the Windows IA32
version of the WAS, ND 6.1 product for the WAS, ND package on
the previous Add installation packages panel, we cannot install the package
on Linux platforms.
You must include the Linux version of the WAS, ND code to install
that package on a Linux platform.
Available installation modes for the selected installation
package.
Specifies available installation modes for the selected installation package.
Most defined installation packages have silent and interactive modes, in other
words, the command-line interface and the installation wizard.
Specifies various available location parameters for the selected
installation package, such as the target installation directory and the logs
directory.
Exit codes available for the selected installation
package. We can supply user actions for various exit codes later in the Installation
package invocation properties panel.
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Last updated Nov 11, 2010 1:01:09 PM CST
Installation package
Package identifier
Supported platforms
Supported installation modes
Results values
Exit codes