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# Introscope Silent Installation Response File
#
# Sample Response File
# CA Wily Introscope(R) Version 9.6.0.0 Release 9.6.0.0
# Copyright (c) 2014 CA. All Rights Reserved.
# Introscope(R) is a registered trademark of CA.
#
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# How to install silently and use this file: 
#
# Introscope can be installed in silent mode (i.e. requiring no 
# interaction with a GUI or console). A silent install can use the 
# settings specified in a response file. 
#
# Silent installation can be performed as follows:
#
# Place this file in any directory. 
# Select the appropriate command format from the list below,
# and enter it at the command line to invoke the installer:
#
#   installer.exe -f <absolute path to response file>
#   installer.bin -f <absolute path to response file>
#   java -classpath installer.jar install -f <absolute path to response file>
#
#
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# General Settings
#
# ================

# Specify the location of CA End User License Agreement (EULA)
# file. This agreement must be acknowledged and accepted 
# by the end user in order for installation to proceed. To acknowledge  
# and accept the agreement:
#   - open it in a text editor and read the terms and conditions 
#   - edit the end of the file to indicate acceptance of the license 
#   - save the changes
#   - specify the agreement's location using the property below
# The CA EULA location may be specified with an absolute or relative path.
# Relative paths will be resolved relative to the installer launch directory.
# On Windows, backslashes must be escaped.
#    Example Windows value: C:\\Documents and Settings\\ca-eula.txt
#    Example Unix value:    /home/myuser/ca-eula.txt
ca-eulaFile=
  
# Directory where Introscope is to be installed.
# The directory path must be absolute, not relative.
# On all platforms, the path must end with a file separator.
# On Windows, backslashes must be escaped.
# Example Windows install directory: C:\\IntroscopeSilentInstall\\
# Example Unix install directory: /IntroscopeSilentInstall/
# Left blank, this property will default to one of the following values: 
# On Windows...
#    C:\\Program Files\\CA APM\\Introscope9.6.0.0\\ 
#        (Exact name and drive letter of program files directory may vary 
#        depending on OS configuration) 
# On Unix...
#    /root/Introscope9.6.0.0/
#        (Under the logged-in-end-user's home directory. Exact directory may vary 
#        depending on user account.)
USER_INSTALL_DIR=

# Introscope features to install. Must be a comma-delimited list.
# Example: Workstation
silentInstallChosenFeatures=Workstation

# Location of external component library package (zip or tar).
# The external component library package can be downloaded from: 
# http://opensrcd.ca.com/ips/osgi
# The package is required in order for the Workstation to run. 
# If no package is specified, installation cannot be performed.
# The package location may be specified with an absolute or relative path.
# Relative paths will be resolved relative to the installer launch directory.
# On Windows, backslashes must be escaped.
#    Example Windows value: C:\\osgiPackages.v1.windows.zip
#    Example Unix value:    /osgiPackages.v1.unix.tar
externalComponentPackage=
  
# Location of the external component library's End User License Agreement (EULA). 
# This agreement must be acknowledged and accepted by the end user
# in order for installation to proceed. To acknowledge and accept the 
# agreement:
#   - open it in a text editor and read the terms and conditions 
#   - edit the end of the file to indicate acceptance of the license 
#   - save the changes
#   - specify the agreement's location using the property below
# The EULA location may be specified with an absolute or relative path.
# Relative paths will be resolved relative to the installer launch directory.
# On Windows, backslashes must be escaped.
#    Example Windows value: C:\\Documents and Settings\\eula.txt
#    Example Unix value:    /home/myuser/eula.txt
eulaFile=


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# Workstation Install Settings
#
# ============================

# Specify default values the Workstation will offer in the login screen. 
# Any user specified here will need to be created by your Administrator 
# and given access privileges in order to log in successfully.
wsUser=Admin
wsHost=localhost
wsPort=5001


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# Workstation Advanced JVM Settings
#----------------------------------
#
# These options should only be configured by advanced users.
# If you are unsure of which values to enter, keep the defaults by
# leaving these properties commented out.

# Specify the path to the JVM that will be used to run the Workstation. 
# The path may be absolute, or relative to the Introscope home.
# On Windows, backslashes must be escaped.
# Example [Windows]: jre\\bin\\java.exe
# Example [Unix]:    jre/bin/java
#wsLaxNlCurrentVm=

# Specify any desired command line arguments to be used by the 
# Workstation JVM. 
#wsLaxNlJavaOptionAdditional=-client -Xms64m -Xmx256m



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# InstallAnywhere Settings
# 
# ========================

# Installer UI mode. Do not edit.
INSTALLER_UI=silent