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This section describes the installation modes, how to start the installer program, and how to specify required information during installation.
• GUI mode When you invoke the installer, GUI mode is used by default. Use this mode if you have a GUI (both on Windows or UNIX).
• Console mode Console mode allows you to run the installer from a console. Use this mode if you don’t have a GUI (on UNIX).
• Silent mode Silent mode installs without prompting the user for information, or with a limited user input.
− To install the application based on a previously recorded file responseFile, with no user interaction.
− To install the application based on the file templateFile, with limited user input. In this case, some information (such as domain structure) is available from the file, and the remaining information is supplied by the user.
The TIBCO BusinessWorks FormBuilder installer contains online help, where you can get all information about the installation modes.The following procedure is required before installing TIBCO BusinessWorks FormBuilder on UNIX platforms. If an NIS master server is used, perform the steps described in this section on this machine. Otherwise, perform the steps on every machine where TIBCO product components are installed.
1. Log in as root.
2. If no group for users of TIBCO products already exists, create a new group. This must be the primary group for all TIBCO users.
3. Create a user account for running the installer program, and add the user to the TIBCO users group.
4. Define the full path of the home directory for this user, and specify a non-default password. If an NIS master server is used, rebuild the NIS password map.
TIBCO BusinessWorks FormBuilder, as well as all required TIBCO software components, must be installed by the same user.
5. Set the umask value for the user to 002 by adding a line to the .login or .profile file. For example: $ umask 002. This gives all users in the TIBCO users group write permission on resources created by the user.The procedure for starting the installer program varies based on your operating system. Once the installer program is running, however, screens and fields are virtually identical on all platforms.
This user must be a member of the TIBCO users group. For details, see the section Before Installing on UNIX Platforms.
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3. Expand this tar file and locate the executable name (such as TIB_bwfb-suite_5.3.0_linux24gl23_x86.bin)
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− Custom setup, where the installer prompts you for product components and other informationClick Next to continue.
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− If the Presentation Services n.n.n is already installed on the system, the installer will only list the Form Builder component.
− Location where BusinessWorks FormBuilder will be installed. The default is C:\tibco\bwfb_install_dir\version on Windows and /local/tibco/bwfb_install_dir/version on UNIX.Click Next to start installation.
6. After the installation is finished, a screen appears to confirm that BusinessWorks FormBuilder was successfully installed in a named directory.
7. Click Finish to exit the installation wizard.BusinessWorks FormBuilder Components
TIBCO BusinessWorks FormBuilder Application This option includes TIBCO Designer palettes for building formflows, forms, automated processes that communicate with a formflow application, and FormBuilder Desktop (the component that communicates with a web browser and runs formflow processes). It adds the following properties to the file designer.tra:First time the BusinessWorks FormBuilder tester is started, it copies domain and contents from TIBCO_DOMAIN_HOME (default is bwfb/version/debugger/domain/TestDomain) to the user's home directory, for example:
C:\Documents and settings\user_name\.TIBCO\.formflow\domain\TestDomainThe designer.tra parameters for BusinessWorks FormBuilder are design time only properties and they are not carried over to deployed applications. If the attribute TIBCO_DOMAIN_NAME is later changed in the file designer.tra, this changes has no effect.
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