
36 Chapter 5: Installation
The InstallShield’s silent response file must be manually created. After the file has
been created, a command line with a few arguments is required to execute the
installer with the response file.
Note: A sample ISS file is included in VCP’s installation directory.
This section contains information on the following topics:
• Creating the Batch File
• Creating a Response File
5.2.1 Creating the Batch File
Users who are accustomed to the use of silent installers usually create batch (.
bat
)
files that are run from the command line with the arguments for the VCP installer
package. Usually two are created: One batch file to install the VCP package, and
one batch file to uninstall the VCP package.
The batch file to install the VCP package looks like this:
• Filename example:
install_vcp.bat
• Content example:
VCP_x.x.xxxxx.exe /s /z"ANSWERFILE:setup.iss"
The batch file to uninstall the VCP package looks like this:
• Filename example:
Uninst_vcp.bat
• Content example:
VCP_x.x.xxxxx.exe /s /z"ANSWERFILE:setup.iss"
5.2.2 Creating a Response File
The following examples cover the sections and installation options required to
perform a successful silent installation of VCP.
Note: A sample ISS file is included in VCP’s installation directory.
The response property to install VCP:
UNINSTALL_EVERYTHING=no
The response property to uninstall VCP:
UNINSTALL_EVERYTHING=yes
The rest of the response file looks like this:
[INSTALLATION]
UNINSTALL_EVERYTHING=no
ALLUSERS=yes
USERNAME=Username
COMPANYNAME=Company
INSTALLDIR=C:\Program Files\Vizrt\Viz Content Pilot\
SILENTINSTALL=yes
IconsOnDesktop=yes
ORACLESID=vizrtdb
ORACLEHOST=vogon
ORACLETNSADMINPATH=
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