################################################################## ## ## ## Oracle8i Management and Integration Custom ## ## Response File Template ## ## ------------------------------------------------------------ ## ## ## ## Copyright(c) Oracle Corporation 1998. All rights reserved. ## ## ## ## Specify values for the variables listed below to customize ## ## your installation. ## ## ## ## Each variable is associated with a comment. The comment ## ## identifies the variable type. ## ## ## ## Please specify the values in the following format: ## ## ## ## Type Example ## ## String "Sample Value" ## ## Boolean True or False ## ## Number 1000 ## ## StringList {"String value 1","String Value 2"} ## ## ## ## The values that are given as need to be ## ## specified for a silent installation to be successful. ## ## ## ################################################################## [General] RESPONSEFILE_VERSION=1.7.0 [SESSION] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : FROM_LOCATION # Datatype : String # Description : Complete path of the products.jar file from the staging area # containing products to install # Valid values : Full path ending in "products.jar" # Example value : "F:\stage\products.jar" # Default value : "..\stage\products.jar" # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM_LOCATION= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : FROM_LOCATION_CD_LABEL # Datatype : String # Description : This variable should only be used in multi-CD installations. It includes the label of the Compact Disk where the file "products.jar" exists. The label can be found in the file "disk.label" in the same directory as products.jar. # Valid values : Any string # Example value : "oracle8i" # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM_LOCATION_CD_LABEL= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : NEXT_SESSION_RESPONSE # Datatype : String # Description : Optionally specifies the full path of next session's # response file. If only a file name is specified, the # response file is retrieved from \oraInstall # directory. This variable is only active if # NEXT_SESSION is set to true. # Valid values : Full path to a valid response file or a response file name # Example value : "C:\temp\install.rsp" # Default value : None # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- NEXT_SESSION_RESPONSE= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : ORACLE_HOME # Datatype : String # Description : Full path of directory to use for installing Oracle # products - the "Oracle Home" # Valid values : Directory path (existent or non-existent) # Example value : "D:\oracle\ora81" # Default value : ":\oracle\ora81" OR "" # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ORACLE_HOME= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : ORACLE_HOME_NAME # Datatype : String # Description : Identification of an Oracle Home. Used in creating # folders, services, icons. # Valid values : Name that begins with a letter and has no spaces # Example value : "OraHome81" # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ORACLE_HOME_NAME= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : TOPLEVEL_COMPONENT # Datatype : StringList # Description : Top-level product and version to install The format is of the form {"", ""} # Note : DO NOT CHANGE THE DEFAULT VALUE. # To install different top-level products, use one of the # other response file templates # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- TOPLEVEL_COMPONENT={"oracle.infrastructure","8.1.7.0.0"} #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : SHOW_SPLASH_SCREEN # Datatype : Boolean # Description : Set to true to show the initial splash screen of the # installer # Valid values : true, false # Default value : false # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHOW_SPLASH_SCREEN=false #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : SHOW_WELCOME_PAGE # Datatype : Boolean # Description : Set to true to show the Welcome page of the installer # Valid values : true, false # Default value : false # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHOW_WELCOME_PAGE=false #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : SHOW_COMPONENT_LOCATIONS_PAGE # Datatype : Boolean # Description : Set to true to show the component locations page in # the installer. This page only appears if there are # products whose install directories can be changed. # If you set this to false you will prevent the user # from specifying alternate install directories. # Valid values : true, false # Default value : false # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHOW_COMPONENT_LOCATIONS_PAGE=false #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : SHOW_CUSTOM_TREE_PAGE # Datatype : Boolean # Description : Set to true to display the available products # selection tree during a Custom install # Valid values : true, false # Default value : false # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHOW_CUSTOM_TREE_PAGE=false #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : SHOW_SUMMARY_PAGE # Datatype : Boolean # Description : Set to true to display the Summary page in the # installer # Valid values : true, false # Default value : false # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHOW_SUMMARY_PAGE=false #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : SHOW_INSTALL_PROGRESS_PAGE # Datatype : Boolean # Description : Set to true to show the install progress screen. # This screen shows detailed status of the # installation, which file is being copied, which link # action is being performed, etc. It also shows # percentage complete. # Valid values : true, false # Default value : true # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHOW_INSTALL_PROGRESS_PAGE=true #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : SHOW_REQUIRED_CONFIG_TOOL_PAGE # Datatype : Boolean # Description : Set to true to display the status screen for # required configuration tools. This screen shows the # status of each tool along with detailed information # in the event of tool failure. # Valid values : true, false # Default value : true # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHOW_REQUIRED_CONFIG_TOOL_PAGE=true #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : SHOW_OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOL_PAGE # Datatype : Boolean # Description : Set to true to display the optional configuration # tool page which allows you to launch optional # configuration tools and view details status, # including details on any failures. # Valid values : true, false # Default value : false # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHOW_OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOL_PAGE=false #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : SHOW_RELEASE_NOTES # Datatype : Boolean # Description : Set to true to show the release notes screen from # which Release Notes can be viewed. NOTE, 8.1.6 does # not use any release notes so this will not be # relevant for an 8.1.6 install. # Valid values : true, false # Default value : false # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHOW_RELEASE_NOTES=false #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : SHOW_END_SESSION_PAGE # Datatype : Boolean # Description : Set to true to display end session dialog. This # page shows whether the installation is successful. # Valid values : true, false # Default value : false # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHOW_END_SESSION_PAGE=false #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : SHOW_EXIT_CONFIRMATION # Datatype : Boolean # Description : Set to true to display dialog for confirming exit. # If set to false, installer will exit without # prompting. # Valid values : true, false # Default value : false # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHOW_EXIT_CONFIRMATION=false #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : NEXT_SESSION # Datatype : Boolean # Description : Set to true to allow users to go back to the File # Locations page for another installation. If this is # set to true, NEXT_SESSION_RESPONSE should be used to # indicate location of the second reponse file. # Valid values : true, false # Default value : false # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- NEXT_SESSION=false #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : NEXT_SESSION_ON_FAIL # Datatype : Boolean # Description : Set to true to allow users to go back to the File # Locations page for another installation even if the # first installation failed. This flag is only # relevant if NEXT_SESSION is set to true. # Valid values : true, false # Default value : false # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- NEXT_SESSION_ON_FAIL=false #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # End of GENERAL SESSION section #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Oracle8i Management and Integration # [oracle.infrastructure_8.1.7.0.0] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : COMPONENT_LANGUAGES # Datatype : StringList # Description : Languages in which language-specific files for the components # will be installed. # The following choices are available. The value should contain # only one of these choices. # en, : English # fr, : French # ar, : Arabic # pt_BR,: Brazilian Portugese # ca, : Catalan # cs, : Czech # da, : Danish # nl, : Dutch # fi, : Finnish # de, : German # el, : Greek # iw, : Hebrew # hu, : Hungarian # it, : Italian # ja, : Japanese # ko, : Korean # es, : Latin American Spanish # no, : Norwegian # pl, : Polish # pt, : Portuguese # ro, : Romanian # ru, : Russian # zh_CN,: Simplified Chinese # sk, : Slovak # es_ES,: Spanish # sv, : Swedish # zh_TW,: Traditional Chinese # tr, : Turkish # Example : COMPONENT_LANGUAGES = {"en", "de", "ja"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPONENT_LANGUAGES={"en"} #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : INSTALL_TYPE # Datatype : String # Description : Type of installation for Oracle8i Management and # Integration # Note : DO NOT CHANGE THE DEFAULT VALUE. # To install using a different install type, use one of the # other response file templates # Mandatory : Yes # Example : INSTALL_TYPE = "Custom" #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- INSTALL_TYPE="Custom" #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : DEPENDENCY_LIST (oracle.infrastructure) # Datatype : StringList # Description : List of optional products to be installed along with # this one. The following choices are available. The # value can contain any combination of these choices. # Note : The products listed are optional dependencies. Any # required dependencies will automatically be installed. # Valid values : # oracle.sysman.oms, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Management Server # oracle.sysman.client, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Enterprise Manager Client # oracle.sysman.website, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Enterprise Manager Web Site # oracle.sysman.quicktour, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Enterprise Manager Quick Tours # oracle.sysman.paging, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Enterprise Manager Paging Server # oracle.oid, 2.1.1.0.0 : Oracle Internet Directory # oracle.ois, 8.1.7.0.0 : Oracle Integration Server # oracle.doc.windoc, 8.1.7.0.0 : Oracle8i Windows Documentation #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPENDENCY_LIST={ "oracle.sysman.oms","2.2.0.0.0","oracle.sysman.client","2.2.0.0.0","oracle.sysman.website","2.2.0.0.0","oracle.sysman.quicktour","2.2.0.0.0","oracle.oid","2.1.1.0.0","oracle.ois","8.1.7.0.0" } # # Oracle Management Server # [oracle.sysman.oms_2.2.0.0.0] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : DEPENDENCY_LIST (oracle.sysman.oms) # Datatype : StringList # Description : List of optional products to be installed along with # this one. The following choices are available. The # value can contain any combination of these choices. # Note : The products listed are optional dependencies. Any # required dependencies will automatically be installed. # Valid values : # oracle.sysman.repmig, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Enterprise Manager Migration Assistant 2.2.0.0.0 #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPENDENCY_LIST={ "oracle.sysman.repmig","2.2.0.0.0" } #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS # Datatype : StringList # Description : Specifying "emca" will launch the Oracle Enterprise Manager # Migration Assistant configuration tool at the end of # installation. # Valid values : {"emca"} or {} # Example value : {"emca"} # Default value : {} # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS={} #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : s_responseFileEMCA # Datatype : String # Description : This string contains the value of the -responseFile # argument for launching the Enterprise Manager Configuration # Assistant in silent mode. Use the "emca.rsp" response # file template from the CD to customize silent Enteprise # Manager configuration. Set the value of this variable to # your customized EMCA response file location. # Valid values : The full path to a customized EMCA response file based on # the emca.rsp template. # Example value : "E:\response\emca.rsp" # Default value : None # Mandatory : Yes, for installs with the "-silent" flag #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- s_responseFileEMCA= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : ServerRepository_index # Datatype : Number # Description : This variable holds the return value for the OMS Repository # Creation Dialog. # Valid values : 0 - to use an existing repository # 1 - to create a new repository # Example value : 0 # Default value : 0 # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ServerRepository_index=1 #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : EMCARspFileLocation # Datatype : String # Description : This string contains the value of the -responseFile # argument for launching the Enterprise Manager Configuration # Assistant in silent mode. Use the "emca.rsp" response # file template from the CD to customize silent Enteprise # Manager configuration. Set the value of this variable to # your customized EMCA response file location. # Valid values : The full path to a customized EMCA response file based on # the emca.rsp template. # Example value : "E:\response\emca.rsp" # Default value : "" # Mandatory : Yes, for installs with the "-silent" flag #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- EMCARspFileLocation= # # Oracle Enterprise Manager Client # [oracle.sysman.client_2.2.0.0.0] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : DEPENDENCY_LIST (oracle.sysman.client) # Datatype : StringList # Description : List of optional products to be installed along with # this one. The following choices are available. The # value can contain any combination of these choices. # Note : The products listed are optional dependencies. Any # required dependencies will automatically be installed. # Valid values : # oracle.sysman.dbappext, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Enterprise Manager Integrated Applications # oracle.sysman.emevents, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Enterprise Manager Events # oracle.sysman.repmig, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Enterprise Manager Migration Assistant # oracle.sysman.dbapp, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle DBA Management Pack #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPENDENCY_LIST={ "oracle.sysman.dbappext","2.2.0.0.0","oracle.sysman.emevents","2.2.0.0.0","oracle.sysman.repmig","2.2.0.0.0","oracle.sysman.dbapp","2.2.0.0.0" } # # Oracle Integration Server # [oracle.ois_8.1.7.0.0] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : DEPENDENCY_LIST (oracle.ois) # Datatype : StringList # Description : List of optional products to be installed along with # this one. The following choices are available. The # value can contain any combination of these choices. # Note : The products listed are optional dependencies. Any # required dependencies will automatically be installed. # Valid values : # oracle.rdbms, 8.1.7.0.0 : Oracle8i Server # oracle.options.partitioning, 8.1.7.0.0 : Oracle Partitioning # oracle.options.ano, 8.1.7.0.0 : Oracle Advanced Security # oracle.workflow, 2.5.2 : Oracle Workflow # oracle.omb, 2.0.1.0.1a : Oracle Message Broker # oracle.rdbms.advrep, 8.1.7.0.0 : Advanced Replication # oracle.ois.oai, 3.1.3 : Oracle Applications InterConnect #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPENDENCY_LIST={ "oracle.rdbms","8.1.7.0.0","oracle.options.partitioning","8.1.7.0.0","oracle.workflow","2.5.2","oracle.rdbms.advrep","8.1.7.0.0" } # # Oracle Enterprise Manager Integrated Applications # [oracle.sysman.dbappext_2.2.0.0.0] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : DEPENDENCY_LIST (oracle.sysman.dbappext) # Datatype : StringList # Description : List of optional products to be installed along with # this one. The following choices are available. The # value can contain any combination of these choices. # Note : The products listed are optional dependencies. Any # required dependencies will automatically be installed. # Valid values : # occm, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle interMedia Text Manager # analyzer, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Spatial Index Advisor # oracle.odm, 2.1.1.0.0 : Oracle Directory Manager # oracle.sysman.wf.client, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Developer Server Forms Manager # oracle.security.admin.enterprise, 2.0.0.1.0 : Oracle Enterprise Security Manager # oracle.networking.netmgr.emint, 8.1.7.0.0 : Net8 Integration #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPENDENCY_LIST={ "occm","2.2.0.0.0","analyzer","2.2.0","oracle.odm","2.1.1.0.0","oracle.sysman.wf.client","2.2.0.0.0","oracle.security.admin.enterprise","2.0.0.1.0","oracle.networking.netmgr.emint","8.1.7.0.0" } # # Oracle Enterprise Manager Events # [oracle.sysman.emevents_2.2.0.0.0] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : DEPENDENCY_LIST (oracle.sysman.website.jinit) # Datatype : StringList # Description : List of optional products to be installed along with # this one. The following choices are available. The # value can contain any combination of these choices. # Note : The products listed are optional dependencies. Any # required dependencies will automatically be installed. # Valid values : # oracle.sysman.advevents, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Diagnostic Pack Advanced Events # oracle.sysman.sapadvevents, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Management Pack for SAP R/3 Advanced Events # oracle.sysman.amp.advevents, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Management Pack for Oracle Applications Advanced Events #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPENDENCY_LIST={} # # Oracle DBA Management Pack # [oracle.sysman.dbapp_2.2.0.0.0] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : DEPENDENCY_LIST (oracle.sysman.dbapp) # Datatype : StringList # Description : List of optional products to be installed along with # this one. The following choices are available. The # value can contain any combination of these choices. # Note : The products listed are optional dependencies. Any # required dependencies will automatically be installed. # Valid values : # oracle.sysman.dbapp.schema, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Schema Manager # oracle.sysman.dbapp.storage, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Storage Manager # oracle.sysman.dbapp.security, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Security Manager # oracle.sysman.dbapp.instance, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle Instance Manager # oracle.sysman.dbapp.sqlplusworksheet, 2.2.0.0.0 : SQL*Plus Worksheet # oracle.sysman.database, 2.2.0.0.0 : Oracle DBA Studio #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPENDENCY_LIST={ "oracle.sysman.dbapp.sqlplusworksheet","2.2.0.0.0","oracle.sysman.database","2.2.0.0.0" } # # OiD Configuration Assistant # [oracle.oid.oidca_2.1.1.0.0] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS # Datatype : StringList # Description : The following values can be specified: # a. "configtool3" launches the OiD NT Configuration Assistant # b. "configtool2" launches the OiD Upgrade Assistant # Choose "a" in a fresh installation of OID 2.1.1 # Choose "b" in case of an upgrade from OID 2.0.4 or 2.0.6 # Valid values : {"configtool3"} or {"configtool2"} or {} # Example value : {"configtool3"} # Default value : {"configtool3"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS={"configtool3"} #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : s_pwdfordn # Datatype : String # Description : the password for the OID superuser "cn=orcladmin" # In a fresh installation, DO NOT SPECIFIED this value. # In an upgrade installation, specify the superuser password of # the existing OID instance # Mandatory : No # Example : s_pwdfordn="welcome" #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- s_pwdfordn= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : s_odspwd # Datatype : String # Description : the password for the database user "ods" in the existing OID # installation # This is mandatory only for upgrade. # Note : DO NOT specify a value in a fresh installation # Example value : s_odspwd="ods" # Default value : s_odspwd="ods" # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- s_odspwd= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : s_gdbname # Datatype : String # Description : A unique identified for an Oracle8i database of the form, # "name.domain" # Note : This is mandatory only for a fresh installation # Example : s_gdbname="emp.acme.com" # Default : None # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- s_gdbname="lap817" #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : b_upgrade # Datatype : Boolean # Description : This flag must be set to TRUE when user wants to perform an # upgrade of OID from OID 2.0.4 or OID 2.0.6. The older # version of OID must be in the same ORACLE_HOME # Note : Do NOT SET this variable if you are performing a fresh # installation # Default : FALSE # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- b_upgrade=FALSE #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : s_oiddbfloc # Datatype : String # Description : This specifies the location where DBCA and OIDCA will create # all the *.dbf files. # Example : s_oiddbfloc="c:\oracle\ora81\mydbs" # Default : <$ORACLE_HOME>/dbs # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- s_oiddbfLoc="c:\oracle\ora81\dbs" #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : s_existingSID # Datatype : String # Description : Set this only if you are installing OID on top of an existing # 8.1.7 Enterprise Edition in the same ORACLE_HOME. This is # the value for ORACLE_SID of the existing database instance # that OID will be using. # Example value : "ORCL" # Default value : None # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- s_existingSID= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : s_UpgradeSID # Datatype : String # Description : Set this only if you are upgrading OID from OID 2.0.4 or # OID 2.0.6. This is the value for ORACLE_SID of the existing # database that the older version of OID is using # Example value : "ORCL" # Default value : None # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- s_UpgradeSID= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : s_dbSid # Datatype : String # Description : Set this only if you are performing a fresh installation of # OID 2.1.1.0.0. This is the value for ORACLE_SID. # Change if you want to override the value set in the # environment. # Valid values : A unique identifier for an Oracle8i database instance # Example value : "ORCL" # Default value : None # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- s_dbSid="lap817" s_silentinstallflag="1" # # Oracle Advanced Security # [oracle.options.ano_8.1.7.0.0] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : DEPENDENCY_LIST (oracle.options.ano) # Datatype : StringList # Description : List of optional products to be installed along with # this one. The following choices are available. The # value can contain any combination of these choices. # Note : DCE can only be installed if the following registry key # exists: # \\HKLM\Software\Gradient\DCE # If DCE Integration is specified below, but this condition # is not met, then the product will not be installed. # Valid values : # oracle.options.ano.dce, 8.1.7.0.0 : DCE Integration # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPENDENCY_LIST={} # # Authentication and Encryption # [oracle.options.ano.sns_8.1.7.0.0] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : sl_chosenAuthAdapters # Datatype : StringList # Description : List of authentication methods to install # Valid values : Kerberos, Identix, CyberSafe, Entrust, SecurID # Example value : {"Kerberos","CyberSafe","Identix","Entrust","SecurID"} # Default value : {} # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- sl_chosenAuthAdapters={} # # Oracle Workflow # [oracle.workflow_2.5.2] #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # Name : OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS # Datatype : StringList # Description : Specifying "owf" will launch the Oracle Workflow # configuration tool to load the Workflow schema into the # database after its creation. # Valid values : {"owf"} or {} # Example value : {"owf"} # Default value : {"owf"} # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS={"owf"} # # Oracle Message Broker # [oracle.omb_2.0.1.0.1a] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : DEPENDENCY_LIST (oracle.omb) # Datatype : StringList # Description : List of optional products to be installed along with # this one. The following choices are available. The # value can contain any combination of these choices. # Note : The products listed are optional dependencies. Any # required dependencies will automatically be installed. # Valid values : # oracle.omb.samples, 2.0.1.0.1a : OMB Samples # oracle.omb.docs, 2.0.1.0.1a : OMB Documentation # oracle.swd.oui, 1.7.1.9.0 : Oracle Universal Installer #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPENDENCY_LIST={ "oracle.swd.oui","1.7.1.9.0" } #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : LIST_SUFFIX_RESPONSE # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of four strings. # 1. Directory suffix: The full directory suffix. # If you supply a directory suffix, # make sure that it includes all the information for the LDAP # Directory that the Oracle Message Broker is using. The # directory suffix is appended as part of the initial context # that the Oracle Message Broker uses when connecting to the # LDAP Directory # 2. Country Code: The country code used in the directory # base naming context. The value suppolied for the country # code is used in the initial context, with a "c=" prepended. # 3. Organization: The organization used in the directory # base naming context. The value supplied for the organization # is used in the initial context, with a "o=" prepended. # 4. Organizational Unit Name: The organizational unit used # in the directory base naming context. The value supplied # for the organizational unit is used in the initial context # with a "ou=" prepended. # Valid values : # Example value : {"o=us.oracle.com","","","consulting"} # Example value : {"","us","oracle","consulting"} # Default value : {"", "", "", ""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIST_SUFFIX_RESPONSE= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : LIST_LDAP_RESPONSE # Datatype : StringList # Description : A StringList containing two items: # 1. LDAP_PORT: The port number on which the LDAP server # will listen. # 2. LDAP_HOST_NAME: The host name on which the LDAP server # resides. # Valid values : {LDAP_PORT, LDAP_HOST_NAME} # where # Example value : {389, "myhost.us.oracle.com"} # Default value : {389, localhost} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIST_LDAP_RESPONSE= # # Oracle Database Configuration Assistant # [oracle.assistants.dbca_8.1.7.0.0] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS # Datatype : StringList # Description : Specifying "dbca" will launch the Database Configuration # Assistant configuration tool at the end of installation. # Valid values : {"dbca"} or {} # Example value : {"dbca"} # Default value : {"dbca"} # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS={"dbca"} #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : s_seedLocation # Datatype : String # Description : Location of seed database files. By default the seed # database is copied to the ORACLE_HOME under # %ORACLE_HOME%\starterdb, but you can override the location # if you have placed the seed database elsewhere. # Valid values : A path containing the following jarred datafiles: # system01.dbf.jar, tools01.dbf.jar, users01.dbf.jar, # drsys01.dbf.jar, indx01.dbf.jar, rbs01.dbf.jar, # temp01.dbf.jar # Example value : "E:\starterdb" # Default value : %ORACLE_HOME%\starterdb # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- s_seedLocation= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : b_createStarterDBReturn # Datatype : Boolean # Description : Set this variable to TRUE in Custom mode if you want the # installation to automatically launch Oracle Database # Configuration Assistant and create a starter database. # Valid values : true, false # Example value : true # Default value : true # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- b_createStarterDBReturn=true #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : s_responseFileName # Datatype : String # Description : This string contains the value of the -responseFile # argument for launching the Database Configuration # Assistant in silent mode. Use the "dbca.rsp" response # file template from the CD to customize silent database # creation. Set the value of this variable to your # customized DBCA response file location. # Valid values : The full path to a customized DBCA response file based on # the dbca.rsp template. # Example value : "E:\response\dbca.rsp" # Default value : None # Mandatory : Yes, for installs with the "-silent" flag #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- s_responseFileName= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : s_globalDBName # Datatype : String # Description : A unique identified for an Oracle8i database of the form, # "name.domain". # Valid values : A string with a name portion and optionally a domain portion # Example value : emp.acme.com # Default value : None # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- s_globalDBName= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : s_dbSid # Datatype : String # Description : Value for ORACLE_SID. Change if you want to override # the value set in the environment. # Valid values : A unique identifier for an Oracle8i database instance # Example value : "ORCL" # Default value : None # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- s_dbSid= # # Oracle Data Migration Assistant # [oracle.assistants.dbma_8.1.7.0.0] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS # Datatype : StringList # Description : Specifying "odma" will launch the Oracle Data Migration # Assistant configuration tool at the end of installation. # Valid values : {"odma"} or {} # Example value : {"odma"} # Default value : {} # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS={} #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : sl_migrateSIDDialogReturn # Datatype : StringList # Description : This list contains two strings, the ORACLE_SID for an # existing database the user user wants to migrate along # with the ORACLE_HOME with which it is associated. To # indicate that no migration or upgrade should be performed # as part of the installation, set this variable to # {"",""} # Valid values : Any SID:ORACLE_HOME pair or {"",""}. # Example value : {"ORCL","C:\ORANT"} # Default value : {"",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- sl_migrateSIDDialogReturn={"", ""} # # Net8 Configuration Assistant # [oracle.networking.netca_8.1.7.0.0] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS # Datatype : StringList # Description : Specifying "netca" will launch the Net8 Configuration # Assistant configuration tool. # Valid values : {"netca"} or {} # Example value : {"netca"} # Default value : {"netca"} # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS={"netca"} #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : s_responseFileName # Datatype : String # Description : This string contains the value of the -responseFile # argument for launching the Net8 Configuration # Assistant in silent mode. Use the "netca.rsp" response # file template from the CD to customize silent database # creation. Set the value of this variable to your # customized NetCA response file location. # Valid values : The full path to a customized NetCA response file based on # the netca.rsp template. # Example value : "E:\response\netca.rsp" # Default value : None # Mandatory : Yes, for installs with the "-silent" flag #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- s_responseFileName= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : b_launchNETCA # Datatype : Boolean # Description : This Boolean determines whether to launch the NetCA after # installation. To install Net8 without launching the NetCA # at the end of the install, set this Boolean to false # Valid values : true or false # Example value : true # Default value : true # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- b_launchNETCA=true # # Oracle HTTP Server # [oracle.apache_1.3.12.0.1a] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : DEPENDENCY_LIST (oracle.apache) # Datatype : StringList # Description : List of optional products to be installed along with # this one. The following choices are available. The # value can contain any combination of these choices. # Note : The products listed are optional dependencies. Any # required dependencies will automatically be installed. # Valid values : # oracle.emprod.agent_ext.ows_agentext, 8.1.7.0.0 : Oracle HTTP Server Extensions # oracle.apache.mod8i, 8.1.7.0.0 : Apache Module for Oracle Servlet Engine # oracle.webdb.modplsql, 3.0.0.8 : Oracle Mod PL/SQL Gateway # BC4JIAS0, 3.2.1 : BC4J Runtime # oracle.apache.xdk, 8.1.7.0.0 : Apache Configuration for Oracle XML Developer's Kit #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPENDENCY_LIST={ "oracle.emprod.agent_ext.ows_agentext","8.1.7.0.0","oracle.apache.mod8i","8.1.7.0.0","oracle.webdb.modplsql","3.0.0.8","BC4JIAS0","3.2.1","oracle.apache.xdk","8.1.7.0.0" } #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS # Datatype : StringList # Description : Specifying {"configtool2"} will launch start the Oracle HTTP # process after installation # Valid values : {"configtool2"} or {} # Example value : {"configtool2"} # Default value : {} # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS={"configtool2"} # # Oracle Universal Installer # [oracle.swd.oui_1.7.1.9.0] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : PROD_HOME # Datatype : String # Description : Complete path where OUI should be installed. # Valid values : A valid directory # Example value : "C:\Program Files\Oracle\OUI" # Default value : A directory called "OUI" parallel to the oraInventory # location # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROD_HOME= # # Java Runtime Environment # [oracle.swd.jre_1.1.7.30] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : PROD_HOME # Datatype : String # Description : Complete path where JRE should be installed. # Valid values : A valid directory # Example value : "C:\Program Files\Oracle\jre" # Default value : A directory called "jre" parallel to the oraInventory # location # Mandatory : No #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROD_HOME= # # Oracle Applications InterConnect # [oracle.ois.oai_3.1.3] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : DEPENDENCY_LIST (oracle.ois.oai) # Datatype : StringList # Description : List of optional products to be installed along with # this one. The following choices are available. The # value can contain any combination of these choices. # Note : The products listed are optional dependencies. Any # required dependencies will automatically be installed. # Valid values : # OAIAdapterSDK, 3.1.3 : OAI Adapter SDK # OAIRepository, 3.1.3 : OAI Repository # OAI_CRMAdapter, 3.1.3 : OAI CRM 11i Adapter # OAIDBDAdapter, 3.1.3 : OAI DB Adapter # OAI_XMLAdapter815, 3.1.3 : OAI XML AQ Adapter (for Oracle 8.1.5) # OAI_XMLAdapter, 3.1.3 : OAI XML AQ Adapter (for Oracle 8.1.6 and higher) # OAIiStudio, 3.1.3 : OAI IStudio # OAIManagementConsole, 3.1.3 : OAI Management Console # OAISAPAdapter, 3.1.3 : OAI SAP Adapter # OracleSAPBridge, 3.1.3 : Oracle SAP Bridge #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPENDENCY_LIST={} # # OAI Repository # [OAIRepository_3.1.3] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : RepoInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 6 strings which store OAI repository information. # 1. Repository Name: The name given for this field will be # used to UNIQUELY identify the OAI Repository. It should # not be more than 10 characters long and should not have # any white space. # 2. Repository Host Name: The name of the machine on which # the installation is being performed. # 3. Repository Owner: A 2 to 4 letter acronym of the # company name where this is being installed. This entry # is used for strict metadata versioning. Metadata built # by one owner cannot be modified by another. Please refer # to the user guide for more information on metadata # versioning. # 4. Repository Username: The user created in the database to # store the Repository schema. # 5. Repository Password: The password for the above user. # 6. Confirm Password: Confirmation of the above password. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oairepo","oai.us.acme.com","oai","oairepo","oairepo","oairepo"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- RepoInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : DatabaseInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 6 strings which store OiD Database information. # 1. Database SID: The SID for the database in which the # OAI repository will be stored. # 2. Database Host: The machine name on which the database is # stored. # 3. TNS Listener Port: Use the default (1521) unless you # explicitly changed the OID database port number during # OID install. # 4. Default Tablespace: Use the default (USERS). This is the # tablespace utilized to install repository schema. # 5. System Password: The password for the SYSTEM user in the # database. # 6. Confirm Password: Confirmation of the above password. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oiddb1","oai.us.acme.com","1521","USERS","manager","manager"} # Default value : {"ORCL", , "1521", "USERS", "", ""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- DatabaseInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : OIDInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 5 strings which store OiD-specific information. # 1. OiD Host Name: The machine on which OiD is installed. # 2. OiD Port Number: The port for which OiD is configured. # This should be the same value entered during the OMB # installation. # 3. Country: Enter the value noted durint the OMB install. # 4. Organization: Enter the value noted durint the OMB # install. # 5. Organizational Unit: Enter the value noted durint the # OMB install. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oai.us.acme.com","389","us","",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- OIDInfo= # # OAI CRM 11i Adapter # [OAI_CRMAdapter_3.1.3] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : AppInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 2 strings which store application-specific # information for the adapter. # 1. Application Type: The Application Type MUST match the # corresponding application that will be defined in iStudio # under the Apps folder. The Application Type defines for # a particular adapter what its capabilities are i.e. what # messages it can publish, what messages it can subscribe # to, what are the transformations involved therein, etc. # 2. Partition: Leave this blank. # Valid values : # Example value : {"CRM",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- AppInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : MercuryInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of containing one string: the instance name for OMB. # Valid values : Any string list containing one string value. # Example value : {"TestOMB"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- MercuryInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : RepoInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 2 strings which indicate repository information. # 1. Repository Name: The name of the repository that uniquely # identifies it on that particular host. # 2. Repository Host: The name of the machine on which the # repository Java program resides. If you’ve followed the # recommended topology, then this should be the hub machine. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oairepo","oai.us.acme.com"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- RepoInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : OIDInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 5 strings which specify information necessary to # configure the adapter for use with OiD. # 1. OiD Host Name: The machine on which OiD is installed. # 2. OiD Port Number: The port for which OiD is configured. # This should be the same value entered during the OMB # installation. # 3. Country: Enter the value noted durint the OMB install. # 4. Organization: Enter the value noted durint the OMB # install. # 5. Organizational Unit: Enter the value noted durint the # OMB install. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oai.us.acme.com","389","us","",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- OIDInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : XMLInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 7 strings which store information pertaining to # the database on the application side from which the adapter # will either put or get messages from AQs. This is NOT the # information for the hub database. # 1. Host: The machine on which the database resides. # 2. Username: The username that the adapter should utilize # to connect to the database. # 3. Password: Password for the above user. # 4. Confirm Password: Confirmation of the above password. # 5. Instance: The instance name for the database. # 6. Port: The port through which the adapter must connect # to the datase. # 7. Consumer Name: If all the queues that this adapter will # connect to on the application database side are single # consumer queues, you can leave this blank. If, however, # any one of the queues is a multiconsumer queue, then you # need to specify a consumer name. The application that will # write to the AQ will use a consumer name to indicate that # OAI should pick this message up. To figure out what consumer # name you should use, there are two options. # Valid values : # Example value : {"aq.us.acme.com","aqsys","aqsys","aqsys","1521",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- XMLInfo= # # OAI DB Adapter # [OAIDBDAdapter_3.1.3] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : AppInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 2 strings which store application-specific # information for the adapter. # 1. Application Type: The Application Type MUST match the # corresponding application that will be defined in iStudio # under the Apps folder. The Application Type defines for # a particular adapter what its capabilities are i.e. what # messages it can publish, what messages it can subscribe # to, what are the transformations involved therein, etc. # 2. Partition: Leave this blank. # Valid values : # Example value : {"CRM",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- AppInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : MercuryInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of containing one string: the instance name for OMB. # Valid values : Any string list containing one string value. # Example value : {"TestOMB"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- MercuryInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : RepoInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 2 strings which indicate repository information. # 1. Repository Name: The name of the repository that uniquely # identifies it on that particular host. # 2. Repository Host: The name of the machine on which the # repository Java program resides. If you’ve followed the # recommended topology, then this should be the hub machine. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oairepo","oai.us.acme.com"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- RepoInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : OIDInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 5 strings which specify information necessary to # configure the adapter for use with OiD. # 1. OiD Host Name: The machine on which OiD is installed. # 2. OiD Port Number: The port for which OiD is configured. # This should be the same value entered during the OMB # installation. # 3. Country: Enter the value noted durint the OMB install. # 4. Organization: Enter the value noted durint the OMB # install. # 5. Organizational Unit: Enter the value noted durint the # OMB install. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oai.us.acme.com","389","us","",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- OIDInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : ReaderInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 3 strings which specify information regarding the # application database that this adapter will connect to. # This is NOT the hub database. # 1. Host: The machine on which the application database is # installed. # 2. Instance: The instance for the database # 3. Port Number: The port number that will be used to # communicate with the database. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oapps.us.acme.com","oapps","1521"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReaderInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : WriterInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 3 strings which specify information regarding the # user for storing procedures generated through iStudio for # application inbound messages. At runtime, the db adapter # will utilize this information to call user specified stored # procedures. This can be a existing user. # 1. Username: The username for the application database # where the stored procedure stubs from iStudio will be # installed. # 2. Password: The password for the above user. # 3. Confirm Password: Confirmation of the above password. # Valid values : # Example value : {"istdsys","istdsys","istsys"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- WriterInfo= # # OAI XML AQ Adapter (for Oracle 8.1.5) # [OAI_XMLAdapter815_3.1.3] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : AppInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 2 strings which store application-specific # information for the adapter. # 1. Application Type: The Application Type MUST match the # corresponding application that will be defined in iStudio # under the Apps folder. The Application Type defines for # a particular adapter what its capabilities are i.e. what # messages it can publish, what messages it can subscribe # to, what are the transformations involved therein, etc. # 2. Partition: Leave this blank. # Valid values : # Example value : {"CRM",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- AppInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : MercuryInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of containing one string: the instance name for OMB. # Valid values : Any string list containing one string value. # Example value : {"TestOMB"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- MercuryInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : RepoInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 2 strings which indicate repository information. # 1. Repository Name: The name of the repository that uniquely # identifies it on that particular host. # 2. Repository Host: The name of the machine on which the # repository Java program resides. If you’ve followed the # recommended topology, then this should be the hub machine. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oairepo","oai.us.acme.com"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- RepoInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : OIDInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 5 strings which specify information necessary to # configure the adapter for use with OiD. # 1. OiD Host Name: The machine on which OiD is installed. # 2. OiD Port Number: The port for which OiD is configured. # This should be the same value entered during the OMB # installation. # 3. Country: Enter the value noted durint the OMB install. # 4. Organization: Enter the value noted durint the OMB # install. # 5. Organizational Unit: Enter the value noted durint the # OMB install. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oai.us.acme.com","389","us","",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- OIDInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : XMLInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 7 strings which store information pertaining to # the database on the application side from which the adapter # will either put or get messages from AQs. This is NOT the # information for the hub database. # 1. Host: The machine on which the database resides. # 2. Username: The username that the adapter should utilize # to connect to the database. # 3. Password: Password for the above user. # 4. Confirm Password: Confirmation of the above password. # 5. Instance: The instance name for the database. # 6. Port: The port through which the adapter must connect # to the datase. # 7. Consumer Name: If all the queues that this adapter will # connect to on the application database side are single # consumer queues, you can leave this blank. If, however, # any one of the queues is a multiconsumer queue, then you # need to specify a consumer name. The application that will # write to the AQ will use a consumer name to indicate that # OAI should pick this message up. To figure out what consumer # name you should use, there are two options. # Valid values : # Example value : {"aq.us.acme.com","aqsys","aqsys","aqsys","1521",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- XMLInfo= # # OAI XML AQ Adapter (for Oracle 8.1.6 and higher) # [OAI_XMLAdapter_3.1.3] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : AppInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 2 strings which store application-specific # information for the adapter. # 1. Application Type: The Application Type MUST match the # corresponding application that will be defined in iStudio # under the Apps folder. The Application Type defines for # a particular adapter what its capabilities are i.e. what # messages it can publish, what messages it can subscribe # to, what are the transformations involved therein, etc. # 2. Partition: Leave this blank. # Valid values : # Example value : {"CRM",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- AppInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : MercuryInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of containing one string: the instance name for OMB. # Valid values : Any string list containing one string value. # Example value : {"TestOMB"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- MercuryInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : RepoInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 2 strings which indicate repository information. # 1. Repository Name: The name of the repository that uniquely # identifies it on that particular host. # 2. Repository Host: The name of the machine on which the # repository Java program resides. If you’ve followed the # recommended topology, then this should be the hub machine. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oairepo","oai.us.acme.com"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- RepoInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : OIDInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 5 strings which specify information necessary to # configure the adapter for use with OiD. # 1. OiD Host Name: The machine on which OiD is installed. # 2. OiD Port Number: The port for which OiD is configured. # This should be the same value entered during the OMB # installation. # 3. Country: Enter the value noted durint the OMB install. # 4. Organization: Enter the value noted durint the OMB # install. # 5. Organizational Unit: Enter the value noted durint the # OMB install. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oai.us.acme.com","389","us","",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- OIDInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : XMLInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 7 strings which store information pertaining to # the database on the application side from which the adapter # will either put or get messages from AQs. This is NOT the # information for the hub database. # 1. Host: The machine on which the database resides. # 2. Username: The username that the adapter should utilize # to connect to the database. # 3. Password: Password for the above user. # 4. Confirm Password: Confirmation of the above password. # 5. Instance: The instance name for the database. # 6. Port: The port through which the adapter must connect # to the datase. # 7. Consumer Name: If all the queues that this adapter will # connect to on the application database side are single # consumer queues, you can leave this blank. If, however, # any one of the queues is a multiconsumer queue, then you # need to specify a consumer name. The application that will # write to the AQ will use a consumer name to indicate that # OAI should pick this message up. To figure out what consumer # name you should use, there are two options. # Valid values : # Example value : {"aq.us.acme.com","aqsys","aqsys","aqsys","1521",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- XMLInfo= # # OAI Management Console # [OAIManagementConsole_3.1.3] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : OIDInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 5 strings which specify information necessary to # configure the adapter for use with OiD. # 1. OiD Host Name: The machine on which OiD is installed. # 2. OiD Port Number: The port for which OiD is configured. # This should be the same value entered during the OMB # installation. # 3. Country: Enter the value noted durint the OMB install. # 4. Organization: Enter the value noted durint the OMB # install. # 5. Organizational Unit: Enter the value noted durint the # OMB install. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oai.us.acme.com","389","us","",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- OIDInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : ErrorDBInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 6 strings which specify information necessary to # configure the Management Console to connect to the Error # Database. All runtime errors get logged to this database. # You need to supply this information so that through the # Management Console, you can browse the error database. The # error database IS THE SAME as the repository database. # 1. Error DB Hostname: The hostname for the machine on which # the Repository Database resides. # 2. Error DB SID: The Repository Database SID # 3. Error DB Port: The port number through which you wish to # connect to the Repository Database. # 4. Error DB Username: The user with which you wish to # connect to the Repository Database. # 5. Error DB Password: The password for the above user. # 6. Confirm Password: Confirmation of the above password. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oai.us.acme.com","oairep","1521","oaisys","oaisys","oaisys"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ErrorDBInfo= # # OAI iStudio # [OAIiStudio_3.1.3] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : OIDInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 5 strings which specify information necessary to # configure the adapter for use with OiD. # 1. OiD Host Name: The machine on which OiD is installed. # 2. OiD Port Number: The port for which OiD is configured. # This should be the same value entered during the OMB # installation. # 3. Country: Enter the value noted durint the OMB install. # 4. Organization: Enter the value noted durint the OMB # install. # 5. Organizational Unit: Enter the value noted durint the # OMB install. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oai.us.acme.com","389","us","",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- OIDInfo= # # OAI SAP Adapter # [OAISAPAdapter_3.1.3] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : AppInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 2 strings which store application-specific # information for the adapter. # 1. Application Type: The Application Type MUST match the # corresponding application that will be defined in iStudio # under the Apps folder. The Application Type defines for # a particular adapter what its capabilities are i.e. what # messages it can publish, what messages it can subscribe # to, what are the transformations involved therein, etc. # 2. Partition: Leave this blank. # Valid values : # Example value : {"CRM",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- AppInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : MercuryInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of containing one string: the instance name for OMB. # Valid values : Any string list containing one string value. # Example value : {"TestOMB"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- MercuryInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : RepoInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 2 strings which indicate repository information. # 1. Repository Name: The name of the repository that uniquely # identifies it on that particular host. # 2. Repository Host: The name of the machine on which the # repository Java program resides. If you’ve followed the # recommended topology, then this should be the hub machine. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oairepo","oai.us.acme.com"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- RepoInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : LDAPInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 5 strings which specify information necessary to # configure the adapter for use with OiD. # 1. OiD Host Name: The machine on which OiD is installed. # 2. OiD Port Number: The port for which OiD is configured. # This should be the same value entered during the OMB # installation. # 3. Country: Enter the value noted durint the OMB install. # 4. Organization: Enter the value noted durint the OMB # install. # 5. Organizational Unit: Enter the value noted durint the # OMB install. # Valid values : # Example value : {"oai.us.acme.com","389","us","",""} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- LDAPInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : SAPInfo1 # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 3 strings which specify information necessary to # configure the adapter for use with SAP. # 1. Application Server: This is the machine name on which # SAP is installed. If you are able to connect to SAP # using the SAP Frontend, it is the same as the # "Application Server" field that SAP asks for as part of # the connection information. # 2. System Number: The SAP system number. If you are able to # connect to SAP using the SAP Frontend, it is the same as # the "System Number" field that SAP asks for as part of # the connection information. # 3. Client: Enter the SAP Client Number. If you are able to # connect to SAP using the SAP Frontend, it is the same as # the "Client Number" field that SAP asks for as part of # the connection information. # Valid values : # Example value : {"sap.us.acme.com","1","1"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- SAPInfo1= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : SAPInfo2 # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of 3 strings which specify information necessary to # connect to SAP. # 1. User Name: The user you use to connect to SAP. # 2. Password: The password for the above user. # 3. Confirm Password: Confirmation field for the password. # Valid values : # Example value : {"sap","sap","sap"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- SAPInfo2= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : MessageType # Datatype : StringList # Description : A list of up to 4 possible types of messages that the # adapter should handle. # Valid values : There are 4 valid values that can be listed in the string # list. When in doubt you can select all. They are: # 1. "Adapter will call IBPs": IBPs are custom Java methods # which you may write to perform complicated business logic # using SAP BAPIs. Select this option if there is some # message that the SAP Adapter will receive that should # result in the SAP Adapter calling an IBP. # 2. "Adapter will call BAPIs": BAPIs are SAP Business APIs. # Select this option if there is some message that the SAP # Adapter will receive that should result in the SAP # Adapter calling a BAPI. # 3. "Adapter will send IDOCs": IDocs are Intermedate # Documents sent to and from SAP. They are processed # asynchronously. Select this option if there is some # message that the SAP Adapter will publish when it # receives an IDoc from SAP (SAP will be sending IDocs). # 4. "Adapter will receive IDOCs": IDocs Select this option if # there is some message that the SAP Adapter will receive # that should result in the SAP Adapter giving an IDoc to # SAP (SAP will be receiving IDocs.) # Example value : {"Adapter will call IBPs","Adapter will call BAPIs"} # Mandatory : Yes #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- MessageType= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : IDestination # Datatype : String # Description : A string containing the IDoc Destination. The IDoc # Destination is the program id of a valid RFC destination in # SAP which SAP will use to send IDocs to the SAP Adapter or # receive IDocs from the SAP Adapter. # Valid values : # Example value : # Mandatory : Yes, if you listed "Adapter will send IDOCs" or "Adapter # will receive IDOCs" in the MessageType variable above. #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- IDestination= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : ISenderInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : Configure this information about the partner which is # sending the IDocs into SAP. # 1. Sender Partner Port # 2. Sender Partner Type # 3. Sender Partner Number # 4. Sender Partner Function # Valid values : # Example value : # Mandatory : Yes, if you listed "Adapter will receive IDOCs" in the # MessageType variable above. #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ISenderInfo= #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Name : IRecInfo # Datatype : StringList # Description : Configure this information about the partner which is # receiving the IDocs into SAP. # 1. Recipient Partner Port # 2. Recipient Partner Type # 3. Recipient Partner Number # 4. Recipient Partner Function # Valid values : # Example value : # Mandatory : Yes, if you listed "Adapter will receive IDOCs" in the # MessageType variable above. #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- IRecInfo=