LANSA Deployment Tool
Table of contents
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LANSA Application Deployment Tool
- About this Guide
- 1. Introduction
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2. What's New?
- 2.1 A New Deployment Model
- 2.2 File Library Automatically set to Partition Library
- 2.3 Set File Library
- 2.4 Control File Data Loading and Unloading
- 2.5 Network Client Installation decided during Installation
- 2.6 Runtime always Included in Installation Files
- 2.7 Translation Tool integrated into Visual LANSA Tools
- 2.8 Unknown objects are no longer dropped when Package is saved
- 2.9 Host Route Table and Listener defined at Application Level only
- 2.10 Backup or Restore Applications
- 2.11 New option Require Elevation
- 2.12 New options to install Web Features
- 2.13 Options not selected to Prompt during Installation are no longer shown
- 3. Plan your Deployment
- 4. Getting Started with the Deployment Tool
- 5. Configure the Deployment Tool
- 6. Applications
- 7. Versions and Patches
- 8. Options & Settings
- 9. Deploy LANSA Communications
- 10. Deploy Client / Server Applications
- 11. Deploy LANSA for the Web Applications
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12. Just In Time Upgrade Guidelines
- 12.1 Major differences in Package 13 JIT Upgrade
- 12.2 Package Upgrades
- 12.3 Application Servers
- 12.4 Target PCs and the Client Application
- 12.5 Application Server Development Life Cycle Recommendations
- 12.6 Just In Time Upgrade Recommended Settings
- 12.7 Troubleshooting Just in Time
- 12.8 Tracing Just in Time Connections
- 12.9 Upgrading to Version 13 using JIT Upgrade
- 12.10 Customizing Just In Time Package Upgrade
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13. Deployment Templates
- 13.1 Create a Deployment Template
- 13.2 Review, Change or Delete a Deployment Template
- 13.3 Convert a Pre-V13 Template
- 13.4 Deployment Template Options & Settings
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13.5 Supplied Deployment Templates
- 13.5.1 XACTIVEX - Publish LANSA Component wrapped as ActiveX
- 13.5.2 XALONE - Standalone system
- 13.5.3 XAPPSV - Set up an Application Server without database for Just In Time Package serving
- 13.5.4 XAPPSVDB - Set up an Application Server with database for Just In Time Package serving
- 13.5.5 XCLT400 - Client application using SuperServer to connect to an IBM i data server
- 13.5.6 XCLT400X - Client application using SuperServer to connect to a RDMLX IBM i data server
- 13.5.7 XCLTBIF - Client application using SuperServer Built-In Functions to connect to the data server
- 13.5.8 XCLTJIT - LANSA SuperServer application updated by Just in Time
- 13.5.9 XCLTOTH - SuperServer application connected to an "Other" data server
- 13.5.10 XEXPORT Export internal definitions
- 13.5.11 XOTHOBJ Deploy Non-LANSA Objects
- 13.5.12 XSRVNET - Set up a Network server
- 13.5.13 XSRVOTH - Set up an "Other" data server
- 13.5.14 XTRNAPP Translation Application with Object Details for Translation
- 13.5.15 XTRNEXP Export Object Details for Translation
- 13.5.16 XWAMENB Web Enable for WAM Application
- 14. Translate a LANSA-developed Application
- 15. Review your Deployment Package
- 16. Test your Deployment Package
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17. Install an Application
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17.1 Windows Installer File Install
- 17.1.1 Double-click the MSI or MSP file in explorer
- 17.1.2 msiexec.exe Command-Line Options
- 17.1.3 Administrative Install
- 17.1.4 Installation from a Web Browser
- 17.1.5 SCCM Integration
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17.1.6 Version Installation Dialogs
- Welcome Dialog
- End-User License Agreement Dialog
- Installation Scope Dialog
- Destination Folder Dialog
- Setup Application Dialog
- Setup Local Database Dialog
- User ID Dialog
- Web Sites for IIS Plugin Dialog
- Web Site Virtual Folders Dialog
- Communication Ports Dialog
- Setup Server Dialog
- Setup Type Dialog
- Verification Dialog
- Progress Dialog
- Completion Dialog
- 17.1.7 Patch Installation Dialogs
- 17.1.8 Network Client Installation
- 17.1.9 Change, Repair or Remove Application
- 17.2 Just in Time Install
- 17.3 LANSA Import
- 17.4 Troubleshoot the Installation
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17.1 Windows Installer File Install
- 18. Upgrade an Existing MSI Application
- 19. Upgrade an Existing V12 Application
- 20. Cloud Customizations
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21. How To ... ?
- 21.1 Create a Deployment Version
- 21.2 Connect to the Required Server
- 21.3 Search Packages including an object
- 21.4 Back up your Application Definitions
- 21.5 Deploy an external ActiveX control
- 21.6 Deploy LANSA Components published for ActiveX
- 21.7 Deploy User Defined RDML BIFs
- 21.8 Install Runtime License for Application
- 21.9 Set DLL Version Information
- 21.10 Specify Installation-Specific Database Connection Settings
- 21.11 Deploy a 64-bit Application
- 21.12 Install Application Files into a consistent schema name
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Deployment Tool Tutorials
- About the Exercises
- Set Up the Deployment Tool
- Deploy Client Server Applications
- Deploy a Stand Alone Application
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Deploy Applications using JIT
- DTE075 Create a Just in Time Server Installation
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DTE080 Create a Client Install Package with JIT Update
- Step 1. Define Version 1 Package
- Step 2. Define X_RUN Arguments
- Step 3. Define Required Execution Parameters
- Step 4. Define the Just in Time Parameters
- Step 5. Review the Package Settings
- Step 6. Add Routing Table to the Application
- Step 7. Build the Install Package
- Step 8. Copy Client Application Package to JIT Server
- Summary
- DTE085 Install Client Application with JIT Update
- DTE090 Create a Patch for Client Personnel Application with JIT Update
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Deploy to a Windows Server
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DTE095 Create a Windows Server Installation
- Step 1. Define a new SQL Server Database
- Step 2. Create Windows Server Installation Package
- Step 3. Define the Repository Objects included in the Package.
- Step 4. Define Required Execution Parameters
- Step 5. Define the Database
- Step 6. Define Additional LANSA Features
- Step 7. Check and Build the Package
- Step 8. Install Windows Server Application
- Step 10. Review Windows Server Installation
- Summary
- DTE100 Execute Client to Windows Server Installation
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DTE095 Create a Windows Server Installation
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Cloud Tutorials
- System Requirements for these Exercises
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Deploy A WAM Application into AWS
- CTE015 Subscribe to the LANSA Image
- CTE030 Upload your LANSA WAM Application
- CTE040 Create the LANSA Stack
- CTE050 Watch the LANSA Stack Scale In
- CTE060 Apply Windows Updates to all Web Server Instances
- CTE070 Apply LANSA Patch to all Web Server Instances
- CTE080 Apply LANSA Application Upgrade to all Web Server Instances
- Glossary