Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Getting Started:
Installation and Configuration

Sample response file template

The sample response file template shows the sample response file, oesetup.ini, from which you can define your unique response file. This file was recorded using the -psc_r option, during an installation of all OpenEdge products. Default values were used where possible.

Response file template

Progress Software Company recommends that you use the response file template from which to create a unique response file. The following sample shows the response file template. It has the structure and entries you need to create a response file.

The number of OpenEdge products, components, and subcomponents you identify for installation might vary, but all other sections must be retained. For example, if you install OpenEdge products that do not use a Web server, you will not alter the name=value pairs defined in the [WebServer Dialog]. This is acceptable.

Understanding template entries

This section explains how to understand some of the less intuitive entries in the sample response file. Table 4–2 explains the database entry.

Table 4–2: Sample response file template to determine a database product 

The entry. . .

Identifies. . .

_nDbProdnumBitmask=5 which appears in the [Serial Control Number Dialog]

The OpenEdge database, or databases, being installed. The following numeric values represent the database product, or products, to be installed: 1 = OpenEdge Personal database 2 = OpenEdge WorkGroup database 4 = OpenEdge Enterprise database When more than one database product is being installed, the number that represents each product is added. For example, note the example entry which appears in the first column of this table. The number 5 indicates that two database products are being installed; this number is a calculated value based on the value 1 (for the OpenEdge Personal database) plus the value 4 (which identifies the OpenEdge Enterprise database.)

Table 4–3 presents the information you need to understand how to determine your number format.

Table 4–3: Sample response file template information to determine number format 

Value representing the location of the number separator	Value representing the location of the decimal separator	Sample display format	Format description
39	44	1’234,56	apostrophe, comma
39	46	1’234.56	apostrophe, period
44	36	1’234$56	comma, dollar
44	46	1,234.56	comma, period
46	44	1.234,56	period, comma
46	36	1.234$56	period, dollar
32	44	1 234,56	space, comma
32	46	1 234.56	space, period
160	44	1 234,56	non-breaking space, comma
160	46	1 234.56	non-breaking space, comma

In Table 4–3, the indicators _szNumsep and _szNumdec in the [International Settings Dialog] of the sample response file are assigned numeric values that correspond to the location of a number separator and decimal point, respectively. To determine the number format as defined in the sample response file, note the combination of the numbers defined for each of these items and then reference these numbers in the Table 4–3 to determine your numeric format.

The oesetup.ini sample response file follows:

oesetup.ini

[Silent] Version=7.1.100.1242 File=Response File [File Transfer] OverwrittenReadOnly=NoToAll [Application] Name=OpenEdge Version=10.1A Company=Progress Software Lang=9 [SdWelcome] Result=1 [SerialControlNumber Dialog] nvcount=5 svSerialNumber-0=XXXXXXXXX svControlNumber_1-0=XXXXX svControlNumber_2-0=XXXXX svControlNumber_3-0=XXXXX svSerialNumber-1=XXXXXXXXX svControlNumber_1-1=XXXXX svControlNumber_2-1=XXXXX svControlNumber_3-1=XXXXX svSerialNumber-2=XXXXXXXXX svControlNumber_1-2=XXXXX svControlNumber_2-2=XXXXX svControlNumber_3-2=XXXXX . . . svSerialNumber-23=123456789 svControlNumber_1-23=XXXXX svControlNumber_2-23=XXXXX svControlNumber_3-23=XXXXX svSerialNumber-24=123456789 svControlNumber_1-24=XXXXX svControlNumber_2-24=XXXXX svControlNumber_3-24=XXXXX

_bInstallingDB=1 _bMessengerInstalled=0 _bProgressExplorerLocalOption=0 _nDbProdnumBitmask=7 _bInstallingColorEditor=0 _szUseSourceEditor=yes _nWebServicesProducts=2 _bInstallingOpenEdgeStudio=1 _bInstallingWSA=1 _bInstallingSonicEsbAdapter=1 _bInstallingSonicMqAdapter=1 _bInstallingWebspeed=1 _bSonicEsbProductNumberEntered=1 Result=1 [SelectServerEngine Dialog] _b4GLRadioButton=0 _bSQLRadioButton=0 _bBothRadioButton=1 Result=1 [TargetDirectory Dialog] szDirDest=C:\Progress\OpenEdge101a szDirWrk=C:\OpenEdge\WRK101a Result=1 [SdAskDestPath-1] szSonicEsbDomain=Domain1 szSonicEsbUrl=tcp://localhost:2506 szSonicEsbUsername=Administrator szSonicEsbPassword=Administrator szDir=C:\temp\SonicMQ Result=1 [UserInstallationType Dialog] _bQuickInstallRadioButton=1 _bCustomInstallRadioButton=0 Result=1 [OpenEdge Options Dialog] CopyStaticHtmlFiles=0 DatabasesCheckBox=0 DatabasesDir=C:\OpenEdge\WRK101a\databases Results=1 [SdSelectFolder] szFolder=OpenEdge 101A Result=1

[WebServer Dialog] _szCGIScriptDir=C:\Inetpub\Scripts _szDocRootDir=c:\inetpub\wwwroot ISAPI=0 NSAPI=0 CGIIP=1 CopyHtml=0 VirtualDir=0 Result=1 Result=1 [LanguageChoice Dialog] _szDefaultLanguage=English - American Result=1 [International Settings Dialog] _szNlsCpinternal=ISO8859-1 _szNlsCpcollation=Basic _szNlsCpcase=Basic _szNlsDateFormat=mdy _szNlsNumberFormat=1,234.56 (comma, period) _szNumsep=44 _szNumdec=46 Result=1 [WebServicesDlg] WsaSampleServletUrl=http://XXXXXXXXXXX:80/wsa/wsa1 DisableWsaSecurity=0 Result=1 [GetAuthorizationInfoDlg] GroupList=PSCAdmin UsernamePassword=0 GroupChecking=0 Result=1 [SdShowInfoList] Result=1 [Installed Products] Product Count=XX [Product xxx] . . . [Product xxx] [SdFinishReboot] Result=1 BootOption=O