Installing iWay 8.0 Service Manager

The installation begins by temporarily copying files and analyzing your environment. This may take some time. When this process completes, the Welcome window opens, as shown in the following image.

Note: If you receive an error, ensure you are installing as an administrator and there is at least 2 GB of free space on your operating system drive.

The License Agreement window opens, as shown in the following image.

The Customer Information window opens, as shown in the following image.

The Setup Type window opens, as shown in the following image.

The Choose Destination Location window opens, as shown in the following image.

The Adapter Selection window opens, as shown in the following image, where you can select the specific iWay adapters that you want to install. Ensure that you expand all of the categories to view the available adapters.

The Feature Selection window opens, as shown in the following image, where you can select the specific iWay Service Manager features that you want to install. Ensure that you expand all of the categories to view the available features.

The TIBCO Service Manager Configuration options window opens, as shown in the following image.

You are prompted to specify the ports that iWay Service Manager uses, as listed and described in the following table.

Note: Be sure to specify ports that are not being used by other programs or by another instance of iWay. If necessary, contact your system administrator for assistance in identifying available TCP ports.

If you selected Envoy to be installed from the Feature Selection window in step 11, then the Sentinel Registration window opens, as shown in the following image.

The Start Copying Files window opens, as shown in the following image.

The Setup Status window opens, as shown in the following image.

Files are copied to your system in the directory you specified.

You have the option to start TIBCO Service Manager when installation completes, as shown in the following image.

If you choose this option, the iWay Service Manager Administration Console launches in your default web browser. You can log on to the iWay Service Manager Administration Console using the default user name, admin, and password, admin. You can change the user name and password, as explained in Configuring iWay Components.

c:\iWay8_Install_Source>

c:\iWay8_Install_Source>TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.exe
-r -f1my_response_file.iss

where:

-r

Indicates that a response file will be recorded for this iWay Service Manager installation.

-flmy_response_file.iss

Is the name of the response file that will be created as a result of the iWay Service Manager installation. Do not include a space between -f1 and my_response_file.

For example, to create a response file for the iWay Service Manager installation called ism_install_config and save it in the c:\temp directory, type the following command:

c:\iWay8_Install_Source>TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.exe
-r -f1c:\temp\ism_install_config.iss

This command creates the response file in the specified directory.

Note:

• If no directory is specified using the -f1 option, a default response file (setup.iss) is written to the c:\windows directory.
• There is also an -f2 option that is used to designate the location of the InstallShield log file. The InstallShield log file is created during the installation process. If no location is specified, then the InstallShield log file is written to the same location as the response file.

The specified response file will record all of the settings that you specified during the iWay Service Manager installation. You can edit and customize the settings in the generated response file according to your requirements.

c:\iWay8_Install_Prod>

c:\iWay8_Install_Prod>TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.exe
–s -f1my_response_file.iss -f2log_file

where:

-s

Indicates that the iWay Service Manager installation will run in silent (unattended) mode.

-flmy_response_file.iss

Specifies the file name and location of the response file. Do not include a space between -f1 and my_response_file.

-f2log_file

Specifies the file name and location where the InstallShield log files will be written. Do not include a space between -f2 and log_file.

For example, to run an iWay Service Manager installation in silent (unattended) mode from the c:\iWay8_Install_Prod directory, which references the ism_install_config.iss response file from the c:\temp directory, and writes an InstallShield log file (ism_install_log_file) to the c:\temp directory, type the following command:

c:\iWay8_Install_Prod>TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.exe
-s -f1c:\temp\ism_install_config.iss -f2c:\temp\ism_install_log_file

The iWay Service Manager installation runs automatically in the background without any user interaction. Review the log file to determine the results of your iWay Service Manager installation that ran in silent (unattended) mode.

c:\iWay8_Install_Source>

c:\iWay8_Install_Source>TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.exe
-r -f1my_response_file.iss

where:

-r

Indicates that a response file will be recorded for this iWay Service Manager uninstallation.

-flmy_response_file.iss

Is the name of the response file that will be created as a result of the iWay Service Manager uninstallation.

For example, to create a response file for the iWay Service Manager uninstallation called ism_uninstall and save it in the c:\temp directory, type the following command:

c:\iWay8_Install_Source>TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.exe
-r -f1c:\temp\ism_uninstall.iss

This command creates the response file in the specified directory.

Note:

• If no directory is specified using the -f1 option, a default response file (setup.iss) is written to the c:\windows directory.
• There is also an -f2 option that is used to designate the location of the InstallShield log file. The InstallShield log file is created during the uninstallation process. If no location is specified, then the InstallShield log file is written to the same location as the response file.

The specified response file (for example, ism_uninstall.iss) will record the Remove option, which instructs the TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.exe installation program to uninstall iWay Service Manager. You are now ready to play back your response file to uninstall iWay Service Manager.

c:\iWay8_Install_Prod>

c:\iWay8_Install_Prod>TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.exe
–s -f1my_response_file.iss -f2log_file

where:

-s

Indicates that the iWay Service Manager uninstallation will run in silent (unattended) mode.

-flmy_response_file.iss

Specifies the file name and location of the response file for the uninstallation. Do not include a space between -f1 and my_response_file.

-f2log_file

Specifies the file name and location where the InstallShield log files will be written. Do not include a space between -f2 and log_file.

For example, to run an iWay Service Manager uninstallation in silent (unattended) mode from the c:\iWay8_Install_Prod directory, which references the ism_uninstall.iss response file from the c:\temp directory, and writes an InstallShield log file (ism_uninstall_log_file) to the c:\temp directory, type the following command:

c:\iWay8_Install_Prod>TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.exe
-s -f1c:\temp\ism_uninstall.iss -f2c:\temp\ism_uninstall_log_file

The iWay Service Manager installation runs automatically in the background without any user interaction. Review the log file to determine the results of your iWay Service Manager uninstallation that ran in silent (unattended) mode.

chmod 755 TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.jar

java -jar TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.jar

The installation initializes, which may take some time. When initialization is complete, a Welcome prompt appears:

Welcome to the iWay 8.0.5 Service Manager Setup Wizard. This setup program installs iWay 8.0.5 Service Manager on this system.
8.0.5.

Setup is using Windows 10 10.0 x68 Settings
File encoding is Cp1252, XML encoding is UTF-8

Copyright (C) 2003-2020, TIBCO Software Inc.
All Rights Reserved.

Press 1 for Next, 2 to Cancel [1]

Note: If the installation does not launch, ensure that /JAVA_HOME/bin is in your $PATH variable. See Java Requirements for information on setting up your Java environment.

A license agreement appears.

Please choose from the following options:

[ ] 1 - I accept the terms of the license agreement.
[X] 2 - I do not accept the terms of the license agreement.

To select an item enter its number, or 0 when you are finished: [0]

The prompt repeats showing the new value.

[X] 1 - I accept the terms of the license agreement.
[ ] 2 - I do not accept the terms of the license agreement.

To select an item enter its number, or 0 when you are finished: [0]

The Customer Information prompts appear:

Customer Information

Please enter your information.

User Name: [unknown]

Company Name: [unknown]

The installation directory prompt appears:

Destination Location

Setup will install iWay 8.0.5 Service Manager in the following location. Setup allows users to enter a different location.

Directory: [/iway/install/iWay8]

Note: On Linux systems, you may need to change the default directory that appears. The default directory normally should be named iWay8, but some Linux environments do not follow this default.

The navigation prompt appears.

Press 1 for Next, 2 for Previous, 3 to Cancel or 4 to Redisplay [1]

The following prompt for iWay adapter selection appears.

iWay Adapters

iWay 8.0.5 Service Manager is packaged with a subset of iWay adapters. From the list below select the adapter(s) you want to install
with your configuration.

[ ] 1 - Technology Connectors
[ ] 2 - Application Adapters
[ ] 3 - eBusiness Components
[ ] 4 - Legacy Adapters
[ ] 5 - Queuing Connectors
[ ] 6 - Protocol Connectors
[ ] 7 - IOT Connectors

Enter a number, (a)ll, (n)one or 0 to finish: [0]

Note: An X next to an adapter category indicates one or more adapters are selected.

Note: You can only type one adapter number at a time.

You are returned to the iWay Adapters selection prompt.

iWay Adapters

iWay 8.0.5 Service Manager is packaged with a subset of iWay adapters. From the list below, select the adapter(s)
you want to install with your configuration.

[ ] 1 - Technology Connectors
[ ] 2 - Application Adapters
[ ] 3 - eBusiness Components
[ ] 4 - Legacy Adapters
[ ] 5 - Queuing Connectors
[ ] 6 - Protocol Connectors
[ ] 7 - IOT Connectors

Enter a number, (a)ll, (n)one or 0 to finish: [0]

The navigation prompt appears.

Press 1 for Next, 2 for Previous, 3 to Cancel or 4 to Redisplay [1]

The Extensions menu appears.

Extensions

iWay Service Manager comes with a set of additional components that can be used to extend standard functionality. 
From the list below, select the extension(s) you want to install.

[ ] 1 - Gateway (RVI)
[ ] 2 - Enterprise Index
[ ] 3 - LDAP High Water Mark Listener
[ ] 4 - RDBMS High Water Mark Listener
[ ] 5 - Hot backup
[ ] 6 - Compatibility Services
[ ] 7 - PGP Encryption Components
[ ] 8 - Security Developers Tools
[ ] 9 - Data Quality Service
[ ] 10 - Real-Time Data Replication
[ ] 11 - XQuery
[ ] 12 - Simple Network Management Protocol Agent (SNMP)
[ ] 13 - Command Scheduler
[ ] 14 - Java Scripting Engine
[ ] 15 - Schema Validation Services
[ ] 16 - Advanced XML Digital Signature
[ ] 17 - De-identification Services
[ ] 18 - Envoy
[ ] 19 - Open Rules Decision Management Integration
[ ] 20 - PDF Services
[ ] 21 - WebFOCUS support

Enter a number, (a)ll, (n)one or 0 to finish: [0]

Note: You can only type one extension number at a time. When you press Enter, the Extensions menu reappears with your selection checked.

The navigation prompt appears.

Press 1 for Next, 2 for Previous, 3 to Cancel or 4 to Redisplay [1]

You are prompted for the iWay port assignments. You can accept the default value listed with each prompt or type a new value appropriate for your installation, and press Enter.

Resource Assignments

Setup allows users to customize the default port numbers used within 
the installed iWay 8.0.5 Service Manager configuration.

Console Port [9999]

SOAP Port [9000]

Envoy Port [9001]

Press 1 for Next, 2 for Previous, 3 to Cancel or 4 to Redisplay [1]

Note: The Envoy Port option is displayed only if Envoy is selected in the Extensions menu.

If you selected Envoy in the Extensions menu, then you are prompted for Sentinel Registration. You can accept the default value listed with each prompt or type a new value appropriate for your installation, and press Enter.

Sentinel Registration

This version of Service Manager can be remotely managed by iWay Sentinel. Enter the following to enable self-registration with Sentinel.

Host: [localhost]

Port: [8080]

Userid: [admin]

Password: [admin]

Press 1 for Next, 2 for Previous, 3 to Cancel or 4 to Redisplay [1]

A notice and summary are displayed to inform you that you have provided enough information to start copying files.

Start Copying Files

Setup has enough information to start copying the program files. If you
want to review or change any settings, now is the time to do so.

iWay 8.0.5 Service Manager will be installed in the following location:
/iway/install/iWay8

The base configuration will be installed with the following settings:
   Default console userid is set to iway
   Default console password is set to iway
   Default console port is set to 9999
   Default SOAP port is set to 9000
   Default ENVOY port is set to 9001
   Register with Sentinel as admin,admin@localhost:8080   

Press 1 for Next, 2 for Previous, 3 to Cancel or 4 to Redisplay [1]

The Setup Status information is displayed.

Setup Status

Setup is configuring your new software installation.

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Once installation has finished, a message appears indicating that the setup is complete.

Setup Completes

Setup has finished installing iWay 8.0.5 Service Manager on your system.

Press 1 to Finish Setup [1]

>chmod 755 TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.jar

>java -jar TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.jar –help

The following is a summary of the key options that should be used when performing a silent installation for iWay Service Manager.

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Usage: run [[-s file]|[-r file]] [-f]

-s file         save all responses to the named file
-r file         replay responses from the named file
-f      	       overwrite existing files in the install directory

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The -s option is used to create a response file, which records all of the settings that are specified during an iWay Service Manager installation using the Java installer.

The -r option is used to replay the settings that were recorded in the response file during a silent (unattended) iWay Service Manager installation.

java -jar TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.jar -s my_response_file

where:

my_response_file

Is the name of the response file that is created. By default, the response file will be saved in the same directory where the TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.jar file is located.

After you have created your response file, you can run the iWay Service Manager installation in silent (unattended) mode. Only major releases of iWay Service Manager can be run in silent (unattended) mode.

java -jar TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.jar -r my_response_file

where:

my_response_file

Is the name of the response file that you want to reference and use for the iWay Service Manager installation in silent (unattended) mode.

Note: You can also use the -f option to overwrite existing files in the installation directory, for example:

java -jar TIB_sm-iIT_8.0.5_iway80.jar -r my_response_file -f

The iWay Service Manager installation runs automatically in the background without any user interaction.