Oracle Client 11 g
I'm starting to capture the oracle client using Wise PS.
From the previous articles(& suggestions by senior members of this forum), I do know that this wouldn't be a straight-forward process and its better to make use of oracle response file. Can't help it though, and I have to go by the repackaging method.
At the outset, can you guys please suggest me as to whether I need to do some specific settings in capture or tips before I try the snapshot.
I even tried to search the 'OracleRegFix' & 'OracleMsifix' posted by members, but couldn't find it.
Thanks for your guidance
From the previous articles(& suggestions by senior members of this forum), I do know that this wouldn't be a straight-forward process and its better to make use of oracle response file. Can't help it though, and I have to go by the repackaging method.
At the outset, can you guys please suggest me as to whether I need to do some specific settings in capture or tips before I try the snapshot.
I even tried to search the 'OracleRegFix' & 'OracleMsifix' posted by members, but couldn't find it.
Thanks for your guidance
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Posted by:
cygan
13 years ago
creating a response file will be the best option
there is tonnes of info on oracle ie .rsp / .msi if you do a search
there is tonnes of info on oracle ie .rsp / .msi if you do a search
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
@Cygs:
@WiseAppPackager: Make sure you have pre-installed whatever flavour of JRE the OUI is using before you capture. You don't want that junk in your package.
Also, I recall that when I experimented with packaging 9, more than once I thought WPS had hung during the MSI compilation phase.
I have to go by the repackaging method
@WiseAppPackager: Make sure you have pre-installed whatever flavour of JRE the OUI is using before you capture. You don't want that junk in your package.
Also, I recall that when I experimented with packaging 9, more than once I thought WPS had hung during the MSI compilation phase.
Posted by:
Rheuvel
13 years ago
ORIGINAL: VBScab
Also, I recall that when I experimented with packaging 9, more than once I thought WPS had hung during the MSI compilation phase.
It still does. No matter what hardware you're using, it's SLOW!!! So don't give up your hope in the process and be VERY patient.
Posted by:
WiseAppPackager
13 years ago
Thanks for the info.
Well, the MSI is ready and installs fine.
However, though it contains all the shortcuts for the application, it doesn't installs all of them on the system.
Only few of the shortcuts are installed. The install log doesn't give any clue, where to look for issues?
Well, the MSI is ready and installs fine.
However, though it contains all the shortcuts for the application, it doesn't installs all of them on the system.
Only few of the shortcuts are installed. The install log doesn't give any clue, where to look for issues?
Posted by:
ajchak
13 years ago
Hi,
Make sure the ODBC entries are captured through registry not ODBC Table otherwise during Installation you would get an error.
Just wanted to let u knw as i had faced the same problem when packaging Oracle 11g.
Cheers
AJ
Make sure the ODBC entries are captured through registry not ODBC Table otherwise during Installation you would get an error.
Just wanted to let u knw as i had faced the same problem when packaging Oracle 11g.
Cheers
AJ
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