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:This directory contains the software which must be installed on the users PC prior to running the installer creation process.
:This directory contains the software which must be installed on the users PC prior to running the installer creation process.
:{{Note}} These are for CREATING installer packages, and is NOT required on the final users machines.
:{{Note}} These are for CREATING installer packages, and are NOT required on the final users machines.




=== Creating an installer package ===
=== Creating an installer package ===
*Pre-Requisites
:InnoSetup and Launch4J must be installed before an installer can be created. Run the installers from the Setup directory and accept all defaults during the process.
The batch script to create an installer is in the main Browserless Oracle directory:
  createNewBuild.bat
Before this is executed, a Config script is required. These are stored in the Config directory.
The scripts should be named by client. To create a new script for a new client, copy an existing one, rename and then amend it.
A client script should look like this:
set WMSTMS=
set BUILD=
set PREFIX=
set PROD=
set TEST=
set QA=
set JAVA_VER=
REM **** USE _GENERATE GUI.bat to generate a unique GUID for each client - ONLY DO THIS ONCE PER CLIENT!!!
set GUID=
*WMSTMS - Should be either TMS or WMS dependent on the system
*BUILD - the build version of the installer e.g. 1.0
*PREFIX - the clients "short" code (usually the first part of the database name before tst or prd) e.g. psdt, lfst, schw etc.
*PROD - the Production URL for the client
*TEST - the Production URL for the client
*QA - the Production URL for the client. Leave blank (but do not remove the line) if no QA/UAT system exists.
*GUID - a unique identifier for the client which is used to identify the install in the registry.
:If this is a new client script, run '''_GENERATE GUI.bat''' to generate a new GUID:
Generated GUI:
bcc4b78c-11c7-4bf0-840d-275b5bc729be
This has been pasted into the clipboard - Paste this into the "<client>".bat file on the line GUID=xxx
Press any key to continue . . .
:Paste this value onto the GUID line
[[Once generated, these GUID values should not be changed for the client]]




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Revision as of 13:31, 15 February 2024

Installer Creation

Note Note: For internal only

Introduction

All of the code to generate Browserless Oracle installers is located here: Browserless Oracle on Sharepoint

Folder Contents

Note Note: Folders in red below are working directories and should not be accessed/maintained when creating builds.

  • Builds
This directory contains a temporary folder for each client/version built and is generated during the browserless oracle build for each client
  • Config
This directory contains batch files which are used for configuring each individual client. See the Creating an installer package for details.
  • Documents
Documentation relating to the process
  • Installers
This directory contains the built executable installers for release to the client. there will be a folder for each client/version built
  • Java
This directory contains the java versions which will be build into the installer packages
  • Resource
This directory contains the scripts, sources and configuration files used in the build
  • Setup
This directory contains the software which must be installed on the users PC prior to running the installer creation process.
Note Note: These are for CREATING installer packages, and are NOT required on the final users machines.


Creating an installer package

  • Pre-Requisites
InnoSetup and Launch4J must be installed before an installer can be created. Run the installers from the Setup directory and accept all defaults during the process.


The batch script to create an installer is in the main Browserless Oracle directory:

 createNewBuild.bat

Before this is executed, a Config script is required. These are stored in the Config directory.

The scripts should be named by client. To create a new script for a new client, copy an existing one, rename and then amend it.

A client script should look like this:

set WMSTMS=
set BUILD=
set PREFIX=
set PROD=
set TEST=
set QA=
set JAVA_VER=
REM **** USE _GENERATE GUI.bat to generate a unique GUID for each client - ONLY DO THIS ONCE PER CLIENT!!!
set GUID=
  • WMSTMS - Should be either TMS or WMS dependent on the system
  • BUILD - the build version of the installer e.g. 1.0
  • PREFIX - the clients "short" code (usually the first part of the database name before tst or prd) e.g. psdt, lfst, schw etc.
  • PROD - the Production URL for the client
  • TEST - the Production URL for the client
  • QA - the Production URL for the client. Leave blank (but do not remove the line) if no QA/UAT system exists.
  • GUID - a unique identifier for the client which is used to identify the install in the registry.
If this is a new client script, run _GENERATE GUI.bat to generate a new GUID:
Generated GUI:
bcc4b78c-11c7-4bf0-840d-275b5bc729be
This has been pasted into the clipboard - Paste this into the "<client>".bat file on the line GUID=xxx
Press any key to continue . . .
Paste this value onto the GUID line

Once generated, these GUID values should not be changed for the client