Interstage Shunsaku Data Manager Installation Guide - Solaris(TM) Operating System -

4.1.2 Under Windows

This section describes the installation procedure for a Windows application server.

The .NET API environment must be installed if the .NET API is used.

• Installing Shunsaku API
• Installing .NET API Environment

• The installation must be performed by a user who belongs to the Administrators group.
• Ensure that all applications are stopped before starting installation.

Installing Shunsaku API

1. Start the Shunsaku install program.
   1. Insert the CD-ROM.

      Insert the Shunsaku CD-ROM in the disk drive.

   2. Execute the install program.

      When the CD-ROM is inserted, the install menu is displayed. Click the Install button.
      If the install menu is not displayed, start the CD-ROM "MENU" (or MENU.EXE).

2. In the Welcome dialog, click the Next button.

3. In the Installation type selection dialog, select Typical, then click the Next button.

4. In the Confirm Setup Information dialog, check the settings displayed
   • To proceed with the installation using the displayed settings, check the Do not modify checkbox, then click the Next button. The installation process will start. Go to step 7.

     

     If the Cancel button is clicked during installation to stop the install process, the installation folder may remain. Delete this folder if it is no longer required.

   • To change the displayed settings, check the Modify checkbox, click the Next button and go to step 5.

5. In the Choose Destination Location dialog, specify the Destination Folder, then click the Next button.

   

   • Specify an NTFS format local disk as the drive for the installation folder.
   • Multi-byte characters cannot be included in the folder name specified as the installation folder.
   • If a folder that does not exist is specified, then a different folder is specified, the folder specified first may remain. Delete this folder if it is no longer required.
   • If Java environments such as Java APIs or XML conversion functions are to be used, do not include ";", "# ", "%", "^", or "!" in the pathname of the installation directory. Depending on the Java environment used, use of these characters may lead to abnormal Shunsaku operation.

6. If the settings shown in the Installation Confirmation dialog are correct, click the Install button.

   The installation process will start.

   

   If the Cancel button is clicked during installation to stop the install process, the installation folder may remain. Delete this folder if it is no longer required.

7. After the installation and setup completes, the Complete dialog will be displayed. Check the Save installation log. checkbox to save the installation settings, then click the Finish button.

   The settings will be saved in a file called 'setup.log' under the installation directory.

8. In the Restarting Windows dialog, select Yes, I want to restart my computer now, then click the OK button.

   

   Using installer to add the path name to the following system environment variables.

   [Table: The system environment variables to be added by installer]

   System environment variables	Path name
   PATH	Installation folder\Shunsaku\BIN
   CLASSPATH (*1)	Installation folder\Shunsaku\LIB\shunapi.jar
   INCLUDE (*1)	Installation folder\Shunsaku\INCLUDE
   LIB (*1)	Installation folder\Shunsaku\LIB

   *1) These system environment variables are added only when the API function is installed.

   If system environment variable setup fails during installation, the message is output as follows:

   The following path has not been set in System variables PATH.
   Set this path manually when the installation is complete.
   
   C:\Program Files\Interstage Shunsaku\Shunsaku\bin

   Before using the system, set the system environment variable PATH using the following procedure.

   For Windows 2000:

   1. Click Control Panel, System, then the Details tab, and click the Environment variables button.

   2. Delete unnecessary paths from the system environment variables that fail to be added, then add the paths specifying in the table to the system environment variable.

   3. Restart the system.

   For Windows Server 2003:

   1. Click Control Panel, System, then 'Detailed setup', and click the Environment variables button.

   2. Delete unnecessary paths from the system environment variables that fail to be added, then add the paths specifying in the table to the system environment variable.

   3. Restart the system.

Installing .NET API Environment

After installing Microsoft .NET Framework and Shunsaku API function, follow the procedure below to register Shunsaku API assembly (Fujitsu.Shunsaku.dll) and Shunsaku API publisher policy assembly (policy.8.0.Fujitsu.Shunsaku.dll) to the global assembly cache (hereafter abbreviated as GAC).

If Shunsaku API is installed, Shunsaku API assembly and Shunsaku API publisher policy assembly are located at the following directory.

Shunsaku installation folder\Shunsaku\lib

Registration from the GUI

Use the explorer to display GAC, then drag and drop Shunsaku API assembly and Shunsaku API publisher policy assembly.

GAC is located in the following directory:

Operating system installation folder\assembly