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1. Re: Anyway to do an unattended install?
Dimitris Andreadis Apr 30, 2006 4:41 PM (in response to Alexander Sack)If you use the .zip distribution, just unzip it and you are set (but not ejb3 preview then).
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2. Re: Anyway to do an unattended install?
Alexander Sack May 1, 2006 1:27 PM (in response to Alexander Sack)"dimitris@jboss.org" wrote:
If you use the .zip distribution, just unzip it and you are set (but not ejb3 preview then).
Dimitris, my exact problem! :-)! -
3. Re: Anyway to do an unattended install?
Peter Johnson May 1, 2006 1:40 PM (in response to Alexander Sack)Are you trying to install on a non-GUI system? Is so, do what I did. I ran the installer on my desktop and then copied the files to the headless system. (My desktop is Windows and the headless system is SUSE Linux which I access via ssh.)
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4. Re: Anyway to do an unattended install?
David Budworth May 2, 2006 9:15 AM (in response to Alexander Sack)You could also just download the src distro and compile yourself.
EJB3 gets included in the build/output/jboss-xxx directory.
Just zip that up and you are good to go.
We actually check in the result of the build so we can upgrade EJB3 engines easily and just check out / update the jboss deployment to each box.
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5. Re: Anyway to do an unattended install?
Alexander Sack May 2, 2006 8:51 PM (in response to Alexander Sack)"PeterJ" wrote:
Are you trying to install on a non-GUI system? Is so, do what I did. I ran the installer on my desktop and then copied the files to the headless system. (My desktop is Windows and the headless system is SUSE Linux which I access via ssh.)
That's what I'm doing as of right now, thanks....I have prebuilt clean (sort of) EJB3 JBoss bundle. I do think the installer should have a way to do an unattended install but I'll live...