I installed the web logic and trying to install the oracle forms and reports 12.2.1.4.0 version, but process halts at installation type without any error.
Can someone guide to resolve the issue.
You can only do the full install on top of Fusion Middleware Infrastructure of the same version (12.2.1.4). You cannot install on top of vanilla WLS.
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I am stuck at the moment and need some help advise. I am trying to install the software above on a windows 8 machine for the company I work for. Initially I installed it but when I tried to do the wdeploy predeployall I got an error with acess denied to sAPJVM, it didn't actually exist in the win64_X64 folder. After reading abit, I decided to uninstall and re-install. Howver the re-install failed with the following error
java virtual machine launcher
could not find main class: com/businessobjects/sdk/biar/utility/xsdutility. program will exit
Now I can't uninstall or install so stuck in abit of a limbo. I also notice that the SAPJVM is not there either.
Can anyone offer advise on how I get over this.
thanks
It turns out if your using a tomcat server and the server is on another box, you need to run cmd as the administrator. This was my issue.
I am trying to install zeoslib in Delphi xe5 with no success.
I keep getting a Ambiguous overloaded call to Char Inset error when I try to compile or build the project.
I use zeoslib to connect to remote MySQL databases with my desktop application.
I am using Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit and Delphi XE 5.
Note:
I have not found any information on how to install it in XE 5, so any help will be appreciated.
The site's main link as i understand is http://zeoslib.sourceforge.net/
I have Found the answer.
the installer should be downloaded from the site as explained here:http://zeoslib.sourceforge.net/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=4955
After downloading Install into IDE gives an error that a package: ZFastCode in '..\..\src\core\ZFastCode.pas' does not exist
Remove that line from the unit as explained here:http://zeoslib.sourceforge.net/viewtopic.php?t=10886&p=25765
Build and compile and install then you should be ready to go.
I am a bit confused the link to use to install ejabberd on my windows XP box [http://www.ejabberd.im] ? What are the steps involved and dependencies there off?
=====UPDATE=====
I installed ejabberd windows version from link as mentioned in reply thread - but when I started the app it stated:
Starting ejabberd...
./ejabberdctl: e:\bin\erl.exe: can't execute: (14001) Error 14001
There is a problem starting Erlang.
If the error you see is 14001, you need to install:
Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 SP1 Redistributable Package
You can download that installer from www.microsoft.com
You can also check the ejabberd Administrator Guide
But even after downloading the package http://www.microsoft.com/en-in/download/details.aspx?id=5638 and successfully installing I still get the same error?
Please let me know how to resolve the same?
You could install 2.1.11 using the installer provided by Process-One here. Windows installer for 2.1.13 is not there yet.
no additional dependencies are required as ejabberd installer includes a build of Erlang runtime.
But really I fail to see what's the problem with putting up a cheap box running some free OS (I'd personally recommend Debian) where ejabberd would be installable via the OS's package manager, and will be upgraded along with the rest of the OS when the next release comes out.
We're trying to update our WiX installer to install SQL Server 2008 R2. Regular 2008 seemed to install fine on most machines, but the R2 install seems to fail to install SQLSysClrTypes - so we hit an error with a missing dll called SQLServerSpatial.dll.
Is there a way to get the SQL installer to correctly install this? I have found some discussions of this issue online but no solutions, except for manually installing SQLSysClrTypes.msi after SQL Server.
We want the install to be silent and need the minimum of user interaction.
We're using WiX 3.5 & VS2010.
Edit
Further reading and thinking leads me to understand that SQL 2008 SP1 didn't install SQLServerSpatial.dll either, and it is changes to our code which have made this a requirement now. So my question has become simplier:
Can I configure the SqlServer install to include/install SqlServerSpatial?
or
Can I use WiX to install SQLSysClrTypes.msi (I would need the package.xml and product.xml)? Has anyone done this?
While I am unsure about the changes to SQL Server and why SqlServerSpatial.dll is missing, I can answer with regards to installing prerequisites using a bootstrapper.
Can I use WiX to install SQLSysClrTypes.msi (I would need the package.xml and product.xml)? Has anyone done this?
It sounds like you are using the visual studio bootstrapper. You can use the bootstrapper manifest generator tool to create the bootstrapper manifest (package.xml and product.xml) so that you can create a bootstrapper like you would for other prereqs (for example, the .NET framework).
Of course, if you are open to upgrading to WiX 3.6 (still in beta but pretty stable), you may use the new bootstrapper functionality called Burn to create package bundles in order to chain your packages together.
We currently use a VS 2010 (upgraded from 2008) setup project to install our application, and utilize the SQL Server 2008 install prerequisite.
Well wouldn't you know, management has got it in their head that everything (including prerequisites, but not .net) that's installed by the application must now be uninstalled by the uninstaller.
So I'm trying to modify the installer to uninstall SQL Server Express 2008.
I first thought that I could modify the package.xml dependency for sql server to trigger the right install conditions so I could pass in the uninstall arguments, but I'm at a loss as to what those conditions would be.
Then I thought about using a custom install action and System.Diagnostics.Process to programmatically invoke the sql express installer with uninstall command flags, but I'm not sure if I can guarantee that the installer will make that executable accessible for uninstallation.
Any ideas?
Um, uninstalling sql server express is bad. What if another application was later added that relies on this? Your uninstaller would break that application.
Management is right, though: you should uninstall everything you installed in the first place.
So what is the solution then? As they say, "damned if you do, damned if you don't".
Fortunately, if this is for a desktop application the answer is simple: don't use Sql Server Express Edition. Express Edition is really a server class engine. Sql Server Compact Edition is much more suited to this scenario, and will solve your deployment issues.
If this is for a server application, it's a little trickier. Any well-behaving installer will create it's own instance of Sql Server Express. You then need to make sure you uninstall only your instance (and also make sure your install is well-behaving). This doesn't really solve the problem, but at least it lets you say it's their bug and not your if something breaks after your uninstaller runs. Unfortunately, you still have to build this part manually.