Open Installer IDE - Oracle · 2017-02-09 · 3 What is openInstaller IDE • A Visual tool to enable developers to easily build installers. • Built on NetBeans platform & PurpleHaze

Muthu [email protected]

Last Updated : 25th July 2007

Open Installer IDE

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Agenda• What is openInstaller IDE Tool?• Problem Statement• Task List• Task Flow Map• Low Fi Prototype • Project Wiki• xDesign Page

http://jesintegration.sfbay.sun.com/wiki/index.php/R6:PHDevToolsHome

http://xdesign.sfbay.sun.com/projects/PHdevTool/

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What is openInstaller IDE• A Visual tool to enable developers to easily build installers. • Built on NetBeans platform & PurpleHaze framework.• Distributed as a stand alone Java application & as a Netbeans plug-in• Its an IDE for installer creators.• Instead of manually coding data into XML files, developers can now use GUI

> to manage inputs from multiple component products and easily generate configuration XML files.

> organize sequence of all Installer panels(Splash Screen, License Info, Terms & Conditions etc.,)

> Perform integrity check and validate XML > The tool capabilities include more than visual editing of XML files, like integrity check, validation, ease of creation of new

installers quickly and finally automating the assembly of the installer.

• Based on the XML files, Installers are built on the PH framework• Beta release : End Aug 2007

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Problem Statement• Installer Panel design is based on complex configuration

XML files which contain multiple installation packages & patches, of multiple component products

• Developers need an easy way to write configuration XML code > to add multiple packages, dependencies, patches of multiple

component products> organize and preview installer screen panels > perform integrity check> contextually validate and fix errors.

> Sample Input data for a component ( say Web Server 7)– Packages : Sun OS - 5 packages , Linux - 5 packages, Windows 7 packages: HP : 5 packages– Dependencies : CLI ] Web Server ] Dev– Patches & Data Models : http://vault.red.iplanet.com/WS70/Engineering/JES/JESUISpec.html

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Task List (1/2)

• Files : New, Open, Open Sample, Save, Save As, Delete, Close, Perform Integrity Check, Fix Errors, Import Component files, Import component files as a Reference● Components : New, Copy, Edit, Delete, Rename, Import Component

files, Import component files as a Reference> OS Details : Select OS Architecture and Versions.

– Packages : Add, Browse from folder, Browse from file– Patches : Add, Browse from file

> Dependencies : New, Edit, Delete, Copy ( Drag n Drop), View Topology, View List of Dependencies, Export, Save, Print

> Data Model : New, Edit, Delete,Import, View XML Source– Groups : New , Edit, Delete– Properties : New, Edit, Delete

> Installer Panel Views : New, Edit, Delete, Preview, Import View XML Source

– Sections : New, Edit, Delete– Properties : Select/ De Select properties

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Task List (2/2)

• Common Configuration :> Common Data Model : New, Edit, Delete, View XML Source

– Groups : New , Edit, Delete– Properties : New, Edit, Delete,

> Common Installer Panel Views : New, Edit, Delete, Preview, View XML Source

– Sections : New, Edit, Delete, – Properties : Select/ De Select properties,

> Panel Sequence :– Select and Order Panel Flows for the following mode

● Express Install, Custom Install,Repair,Un-Install– New, Edit, Delete Installation Modes– Preview

> Installer Layout Preferences :

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Task Flow MapHTML Format >

Open Installer IDETask Flow for “Components”

http://xdesign.sfbay.sun.com/projects/PHdevTool/PHDevToolTaskFlow.htm

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Welcome Screen NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help

! System Response/ Status Message Area

Files Welcome Files

File Edit View Window Help

! System Response Area

Open Recent

File 1 >

File 2 >

File 3>

File 4 >

Project Tasks

New Project

Import Component Files

Import Component Filesas Reference

Perform Integrity Check

Take a tour | View Documentation

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Component Tasks

New Component

Copy Component

New Dependency

New Data Model

Common Configuration Tasks

New Data Model

New Panel View

Installer Page Flow

Welcome

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New Project NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files


! System Response Area

Note : Dummy data is used through-out this prototype.

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Files Welcome Files


! System Response AreaNew ProjectNew File > Open FileOpen Recent >Close

Set as Main

SaveSave all


Exit

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Files Welcome Files


! System Response AreaNew Project

Test Project

Steps------------------------

Name and Location--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

FinishCancel

Project Name : *

Project Location : *

Project Folder : *

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

* Indicates required field

Note : Required fields are indicated as shown below

Help

Note : Buttons like Finish, Next, Back to be right aligned.

Buttons like Cancel and Help to be Left aligned.

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New Component NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project - Components

-Common Configuration


! “Test Project” was successfully created!

Note : System Response is displayed as shown below.

In NetBeans, this is conventionally placed at the bottom on the screen.

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New Component NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



! “Test Project” was successfully created!

New Component

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New Component : ID NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



! “Test Project” was successfully created! Proceed to add components to the File or entire “Common Configuration” dataNew Component

Steps------------------------

1. ID2. OS info3. Packages & Patches4. Dependences5. Finish

Name and ID--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name : *

Version : *

Label 1 : *

Sun Java System Web Server

Next CancelFinish

* Indicates required field

Eg : Sun Java System Application Server

Note : Sample Data to be displayed as shown below.

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New Component : OS+version info NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components




Steps------------------------

1. ID2. OS info3. Packages & Patches4. Dependencies5. Finish

Sun i386 Sun SparcLinuxHP

Payload OS name , Architecture Version--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Next Cancel

Choose OS Architecture Choose Version/s OS Info List

Back

>

Finish

<

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

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Steps------------------------





78910

Sun Sparc

Next CancelBack Finish

>

<

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components




Steps------------------------





78910

Sun Sparc 8 9


>

<

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

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Steps------------------------





7 10

Sun Sparc V 8 Sun Sparc V 9 Sun Sparc


>

<

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

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Steps------------------------





7 10

Sun Sparc V 8 Sun Sparc V 9 Sun Sparc


>

<

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New Component : Packages & Patches : Option 1 NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components




Steps------------------------

1. ID2. OS info3 Packages & Patches4. Dependencies5. Finish

Packages & Patches--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Sun i386 V 6,7,8 Sun Sparc V 9Sun Sparc V 8


Add Remove

Choose OS

Packages Patches

Import from existing component/s

Some of the Packages are already available in existing component/s?

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New Component : Packages & Patches NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components




Steps------------------------





Packages Patches

Add Remove

/sun/jes5/wbsrv.zip Browse...

Add packages from a File Add packages from a Directory

Add Packages





Add Packages...

Add More Rows ?

/sun/jes5/wbsrv.zip

/sun/jes5/wbsrv.zip

/sun/jes5/wbsrv.zip

/sun/jes5/wbsrv.zip

Browse.../sun/jes5/wbsrv.zip

Browse...

Browse...

Browse...

Browse...

Cancel

Add More Rows?

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components




Steps------------------------





Package 1 Package 2Package 3

Add Remove

Choose OS

Packages Patches

Import from existing component/s

Some of the Packages are already available in existing component/s?

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components




Steps------------------------





Packages Patches

Add Remove

Import Packages from existing components

Import Packages

Choose a Component Choose Supported OS Choose Packages

Component 1 Component 2 Component 3 Component 4 Component 5

Sun Solaris V 9 Windows XP

Package 1Package 2Package 3Package 4Package 5Package 6

Package 7 Package 8Package 9 >

<

Is this “Import Packages”

feature User-Friendly?

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New Component : Packages & Patches : Option 2 NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components




Steps------------------------





Packages Patches

Package 1 Package 2Package 3Package 7Package 8

Add Remove Add Remove

Choose OS

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components




Steps------------------------





Packages Patches

Add Remove


Add patches from a File Add patches from a Directory

Add Pactches

/sun/jes5/w1bsrv.zip Browse...

sun/jes5/w4bsrv.zip Browse...

sun/jes5/wb6srv.zip Browse...

sun/jes5/wb7srv.zip Browse...

Add Patches

Add More Rows ?

/sun/jes5/wbsrv.zip

/sun/jes5/w1bsrv.zip

sun/jes5/w4bsrv.zip

sun/jes5/wb6srv.zip

Browse...sun/jes5/wb7srv.zip

Browse...

Browse...

Browse...

Browse...

Cancel

Add More Rows?

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components




Steps------------------------





Packages Patches

Package 1 Package 2Package 3Package 4Package 5

Add Remove Add Remove

Patch 1 Patch 2Patch 3Patch 4Patch 5

Choose OS

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New Component : Dependencies NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components




Steps------------------------


Dependencies--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Available Dependencies Selected Dependencies

Proxy Server 4.1 NSPR NSPRX

><

Here, you can mention the “name and “version” of dependencies that are yet to be created. (Eg. Application Server EE 8.2)

Note : The dependency name and version mentioned here must match its ID values when created. Users would

want to either choose from

existing direct dependencies

OR specify/map dependency

names first and then create them later

Add New Dependency

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components




Steps------------------------


Dependencies--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------




><


Note : The dependency name and version mentioned here must match its ID values when created.

Add New Dependency

Name Version

Application Server EE 8.2

Add

Add Dependencies x

Add More Rows ?

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components




Steps------------------------


Dependencies--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------




><

Application Server EE 8.2


Note : The dependency name and version mentioned here must match its ID values when created.

Add New Dependency

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New Component : Finish NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components




Steps------------------------


Finished!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

CloseBack

Component “Sun Java Web Server is successfully created.You may proceed to add “Data Models” and define Installer Panel Views next!

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Component NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components

+ Sun Java Web Server

+ Common Configuration


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New Data Model NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components

- Sun Java Web Server

- ID - OS Info

- SunSolarisi386 - SunSparc

+ Dependencies



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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info


+ Dependencies



New Data Model

New Panel View

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info


+ Dependencies



Data Model

Next

Data Model 1 Data Model Name :

Configuration Profile Name : Default Configuration Profile Note : A Data Model cannot exist without a “Configuration Profile”

A Data Model can have multiple Panel Views.

User needs to see Data Models and their corresponding Panel View together. ( Config Profile

Eg. AS EE, AS PE )

A Config Profile can have multiple Data Models and their

corresponding (multiple Panel Views)

A Data Model can be shared across Components

Choose or Type a Configuration Profile Name

Import properties from existing data models?

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info


+ Dependencies



Data Model – Import Properties from existing Data Models

Finish

Data Model 2 Data Model 3 Data Model 4 Data Model 5

Choose Data Model Available Properties Selected Properties

Property 1 Property 2 Property 3 Property 4

Property 11 Property 12 Property 13 Property 14Property 15

>

<

Cancel

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New Data Model – Add Data NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info


+ Dependencies - Default Configuration Profile

- Data Model 1



Sun Java Web Server x

View XML Source

Data Model 1

Note : Data Model gets added under its Config

Profile Name.

Add Group Default Group

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info



- Data Model 1




View XML Source

Data Model 1

Selected Properties

Property 11 Property 12 Property 13 Property 14Property 15

><

Default Group

Add Property Remove Property

Rename Group Remove Group

Add Group

Import Properties?

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info



- Data Model 1




View XML Source

Data Model 1

Selected Properties

Property 13 Property 14Property 15

><

Default Group



Add Group

Property 11 Property 12

Attributes x

Label 1

Label 2

Label 3

Label 4

Label 5

Label 6

Label 7

Label 8

Label 9

Label 10

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info



- Data Model 1




View XML Source

Data Model 1

Selected Properties S

Property 13 Property 14Property 15

><

Default Group



Add Group

Property 11 Property 12

Attributes x

Label 1

Label 2

Label 3

Label 4

Label 5

Label 6

Label 7

Label 8

Label 9

Label 10

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info



- Data Model 1



! “Data Model – Web Server ” was successfully created!

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New Panel View NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info



- Data Model 1



! “Data Model – Web Server ” was successfully created!

New Data Model

New Panel View

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info



- Data Model 1



Panel View

Create

Panel View 1 Panel View Name : *

Data Model :

* Indicated required field

Configuration Profile :

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info



- Data Model 1



Panel View

Create

Panel View 1 Panel View Name : *

Data Model : Data Model 1

* Indicated required field

Configuration Profile : Default Configuration Profile

Note : The 'Config profile' mapped to the selected 'Data Model'l will get displayed here.

The Panel View created here will always be displayed along with

the selected Data Model

User can choose create a Panel View that is not mapped to any Data Model. User can map the same later bu editing the Panel

View.

The Panel View and its mapped Data Model will always appear

together under the “Configuration Profile” of the Data Model

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New Panel View – Add Sections NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info



- Data Model 1- Panel View 1



Add SectionWeb Server


Configuration Profile: Default Configuration

Panel View 1 x Sun Java Web Server x

View XML Source

Category Name :

Edit

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info






Add Section




View XML Source

Category Name :

Available Properties

Property 1Property 2Property 3Property 4Property 5Property 6

Web Server

Edit

>

<

><

Import?Remove SectionPreview Rename Section

Add Property Remove PropertyIs this feature reqd?,

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New Panel View – Preview NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info






Add Section




View XML Source

Category Name :


Property 2Property 3Property 4Property 5Property 6

Web Server

Edit

>

<

><

Property 1

Attributes x

Widget

Label 2

Label 3

Label 4

Label 5Import? Remove SectionPreview Rename SectionAdd Property Remove Property

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info






Add Section

Select Data Model :

Category Name :

Web Server

Remove Section

Name Data Path Widget


Attributes x

Arrange Properties

Web Server

Label 1 :

Label 2 :

Label 3 :

Label 4 :

Close


Panel View 1 - Preview

Attributes x

Widget

Label 2

Label 3

Label 4

Label 5

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info






Add Section




View XML Source

Category Name :


Property 2Property 3Property 4Property 5Property 6

Web Server

Edit

>

<

><

Property 1

Attributes x

Widget

Label 2

Label 3

Label 4

Label 5Remove SectionPreview

Note : Whenever “Edit” button is clicked, a pop up alert should warn users that all the sections

and their properties will be deleted, when another Data Model gets selected.

And then have the following text

Are you sure you want to edit.

Yes No

If yes, then a drop down containing all the existing Data Models will be shown along with a

Save Button.Import?

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Minimize OS Info NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID - OS Info






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Dependencies NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID + OS Info + Dependencies - Default Configuration Profile

- Data Model 1 - Panel View 1



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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


- ID + OS Info - Dependencies

- D1- D2

+ D App Server- D4

- Default Configuration Profile- Data Model 1

- Panel View 1



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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2

- D App Server - D6 - D7 + D Web Server- D4


- Panel View 1



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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1



Add DependencyCut DependencyCopy Dependency

Topology ViewExport Dependencies

Remove Dependency

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Dependencies – Topology View NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1




Sun Java Web Server

D1 -Version # D2- V# D App Server

D6- V# D7- V# D Web Server D 4 - V#

D8- V# D9- v#

Save/Export+ Expand All - Collapse All

Dependencies-Topology View Dependencies-Tree ViewClick on a Node to Add, Edit or Delete

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Save Dependencies NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1



Dependencies – Sun Java Web Server x

Sun Java Web Server



D8- V# D9- v#


Save as...

Save in :

Web Server Dependencies

.gif

Save

Cancel

File Name :

File Type :

x

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Dependencies – Topology View NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1




Sun Java Web Server



D8- V# D9- v#


Dependencies-Topology View Dependencies-Tree ViewClick on a Node to Add, Edit or Delete

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Import Component Files to a File NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1



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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1



New Component


Import Component Files as a Reference

Save

Save As..

Close File

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1




Look in :

.XML

Import

Cancel

File Name :

File Type :

Sun Java Web Server.xml

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1




Look in :

.XML

Import

Cancel

File Name :

File Type :

Web Server.xml

Alert

Importing Sun Java Web Server.xmlwill overwrite the data of thecomponent “Sun Java Web Server”.

Do you wish to overwrite?

!

Yes No

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System Response NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1



35% complete

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1



Sun Java Web Server.xml was successfully imported! Undo?

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Perform Integrity Check on a Component NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1




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Perform Integrity Check on a Component NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1




New Data ModelNew ViewNew Dependency

CutCopy


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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1



35% complete Performing Integrity Check...

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1



100% complete!

5 errors found.

Sun Java Web Server- Integrity Check Report x

Error 1 Description of the Error. Links to access the field/Tab to locate and fix the Error Recommended corrective measure(if any)





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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1



100% complete!

5 errors found.


VV Error 1 Long description of the Error. Links to access the field/Tab to locate and fix the Error Recommended corrective measure(if any)

>> Error 2. Short description of the Error.





Save & Close

Patch Info

Remove

Browse...

Add >

Cancel

Add Patch In

Error Description : (Eg: root/Sun/Patch/WebServer7u1.zip not found!)Corrective Measure : (Enter correct path)

root/Patch/WebServer7u1.zip root/Patch/PS 4.0U2.zip

Note : Fields that are found erroneous are editable. Other

fields are not editable to prevent further errors.

x

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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- D1- D2



- Panel View 1



4 errors found. 1 error fixed


Note : Unless “Perform Integrity Check” task is invoked again, the list of fixed

and unfixed errors cannot be determined. So this error status report

wont change until then.

However, a visited link color change will be visually see

5 errors found.






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Panel Sequence NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components




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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components


-Common Configuration- Data Model 1- Panel View 1

+ Panel Sequence- Installer Layout Preferences


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Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- Panel Sequence - Express Install

- Custom Install - Uninstall - Repair

- Installer Layout Preferences


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Panel Sequence : Option 1(Recommended) NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help


Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- Panel Sequence - Express Install

- Custom Install - Uninstall - Repair



Common Configuration : Test Project x Express Install Custom Install Un-install Repair

Web ServerAccess ManagerProxy ServerApp ServerDirectory Server

Available Panels Selected Panels Order Panels

Welcome ScreenLicenseCheck System Res... > Add

< Remove

^ Move Up

V Move Down

View XML SourcePreview

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Panel Sequence : Option 2 from Engg Team NetBeansFile Edit View Window Help



Files Welcome Files

- Test Project

- Components



- Panel Sequence - Install - Uninstall


Common Configuration : Test Project x Install Un-install

Web ServerAccess ManagerProxy ServerApp ServerDirectory Server

Available Panels Selected Panels Skip in Modes

Welcome ScreenLicenseCheck System Res... > Add

< Remove

View XML SourcePreview

RepairCustom

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Tree : Object Hierarchy - Installer Project 1

- JES Installer Project 2

- Common Configuration- Data Model 1- Panel View 1- Panel View 2- Panel Sequence

- Express Install- Custom Install- Repair- Uninstall

- Panel Layout Settings/Preferences

- Components+ Component 1

- Component 2 - ID

- Supported OS Versions+ OS V1

+ OS V2+ OS V3- OS V4

- Dependencies- D1- D2- D3

- Default Configuration Profile (Eg. Application Server EE)- Data Model 1- Panel View 1- Panel View 2

- Configuration Profile 1 (Eg. Application Server PE)- Data Model 1- Panel View 1- Panel View 2

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Right Click Menus : Project - Installer Project 1






- Component 2 - ID






Save Perform Integrity Check Import files Import files as a Reference Set as Main Rename Close Delete

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Right Click Menus : Common Configuration

- Installer Project 1






- Component 2 - ID






New Common Data ModelNew Common Panel ViewEdit Panel SequenceEdit Panel Layout SettingsPerform Integrity Check

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Right Click Menus : Components - Installer Project 1






- Component 2 - ID






New ComponentNew Data ModelNew Panel ViewImport FilesImport Files as a ReferencePerform Integrity Check

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Right Click Menus : Component 2 - Installer Project 1






- Component 2 - ID






New Data ModelNew Panel View

Import FilesImport Files as a Reference

View Edit ID infoView/Edit Supported OSsView/Edit PackagesView/Edit PatchesView/Edit Dependencies

Perform Integrity CheckDelete

Cut CopyPaste

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Right Click Menus : OS V1 - Installer Project 1






- Component 2 - ID






New PackageImport PackagesView/Edit Packages

New PatchImport PatchesView/Edit Patches

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Right Click Menus : Dependencies - Installer Project 1






- Component 2 - ID






New DependencyView/Edit DependenciesTopology ViewExport

Cut CopyPaste

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Right Click Menus : Config Profile - Installer Project 1






- Component 2 - ID






New Data ModelImport Data ModelEdit Data Model

New Panel ViewImport Panel ViewEdit Panel ViewRenameDelete

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Right Click Menus : Data Model - Installer Project 1






- Component 2 - ID






EditRenameDelete

CutCopyPaste

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Right Click Menus : Panel View - Installer Project 1






- Component 2 - ID






Pre-ViewEditRenameDelete

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Menu Structure

File Import Edit View Window Help

New Project New File > Componenlt Data Model

Panel View

Open ProjectOpen Recent >Set as Main

SaveSave As


Delete

Close


Import Component Files as a Reference

Import Supported OS

Import Package Files

Import Patch Files

Import Dependencies

Import Data Model

Import Panel Views

Undo

Redo

Cut

Copy

Paste

Show Attributes Window

Show Output Window

Show Editior Window

Show Panel Pre-View

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Visual Design : Icons (1/2) - Installer Project 1






- Component 2 - ID






Project :

Data Model : Supplies Data Fields and Labels in a form

Panel View : Layout containing the organized Fields and Labels

Panel Sequence : The order in which Installer Panels appear

Panel Layout Settings : Contains settings for Left, Top, Bottom, central parts of the Layout

Components : Combination of multiple component products

Component : Individual component product

Supported Operation Sysems : List of Operation Systems with Versions for which the individual component product is packaged for

Dependencies : Dependent files of individual components

Configuration Profile : Contains a combination of a Data Model and Panel View Eg. App Server EE, App Server PE

Generalized Icon to indicate child objects :

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Visual Design : (2/2)• Branding Guidelines for Open Sourced Products?• Logo• Splash Screen• About Box Image• Background Image• Any other?

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New Component : App Screen Shot

Wizard header to read as “ New Component Descriptor”

Insert 100 pixels space on either side of “Cancel” button.

Whenever “ Cancel” button is clicked, “Are you sure you want to

Cancel” alert should pop up.

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New Component : App Screen ShotVersions column to appear as a

multi-line text field as given in Slide # 19

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New Component : App Screen ShotWhat is the average no of Tabs that will appear here?

No. of Tabs could have an impact on the readability of the Tab Names.

< and > buttons to appear when the readability of the Tab names gets

affected.

Add and Remove buttons to appear as given in Slide#22.

The column headers to read as Packages and Patches,

respectively...

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New Panel Wizard

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New Panel Wizard

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That's all folks!

Muthu [email protected]

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Open Installer IDE - Oracle · 2017-02-09 · 3 What is openInstaller IDE • A Visual tool to enable developers to easily build installers. • Built on NetBeans platform & PurpleHaze