Installing into a different location
 
               		 
               		
               To install in a different location use the 
                  		-installlocation="Location" parameter to specify an alternative directory location. For example: 
                  	 
               
 
               		./setup_visualcobol_deveclipse_3.0_platform -installlocation="full path of new location"
 
               		Note: You can use variables when specifying an absolute path for 
                  				
–installlocation. For example, the following examples are equivalent: 
                  				
-installlocation="/home/myid/installdir"
 
                  				-installlocation="$HOME/installdir"
 
                  			   
               		
               You can see details about which additional parameters can be passed to the install script if you enter the 
                  		-help option. 
                  	 
               
 
               	 
              
            	 
            
               Skip Java Check
 
               		 
               		
               To skip the Java version check, use the 
                  		
-skipjavachk option. This skips the parts of the installation that require Java, for example, the Eclipse installation. This can be used
                  when you do not have Java on your path and want to perform a custom installation. You can then manually configure the plug-ins
                  as required: 
                  		
./setup_visualcobol_deveclipse_3.0_platform -skipjavachk
 
                  	   
            	 
            
               Skip Installing Eclipse
 
               		 
               		
               To skip the installation of Eclipse, use the 
                  		
-skipeclipse option. This enables you to install 
                  		Visual COBOL into your own version of Eclipse. 
                  		
./setup_visualcobol_deveclipse_3.0_platform -skipeclipse
 
                  		Note: You need to install the COBOL plug-ins manually. 
                     		
                  
 
                  	 
                 
            	 
            
               Installing into a 32-bit Version of Eclipse
 
               		 
               		
               To skip the installation of the shipped Eclipse version but still install the plug-ins, use the 
                  		
-32bit option. This enables you to install your own 32-bit version of Eclipse and manually install the required 
                  		Visual COBOL components. 
                  		
./setup_visualcobol_deveclipse_3.0_platform -32bit
 
                  	   
            	 
            
               Configuring Enterprise Server
 
               		 
               		
               You can use the following options to configure the Enterprise Server installation: 
                  		  
[ -ESsysLog="location" ] [ -ESadminID="User ID" ] [ -CASrtDir="location" ], where: 
                  		
                  
 
                     		 
                     		  
                     - -ESsysLog 
                        		  
                     
- Specifies a location in which the build will create the Enterprise Server System log file - for example, 
                        			 -ESsysLog="/home/esuser/logs". The default location is 
                        			 /var/mfcobol/logs. 
                        		  
                     
- -ESadminID 
                        		  
                     
-  Sets the Enterprise Server System Administrator Process User ID from the command line - for example, 
                        			 -ESadminID="esadm". The default user ID is the one that runs the installer. 
                        		  
                     
- -CASrtDir 
                        		  
                     
- Specifies the location were the Enterprise Server run-time system files are placed - for example, 
                        			 -CASrtDir="/home/esuser/casrt/es". The default location is 
                        			 /var/mfcobol/es. 
                        		  
                     
  
            	 
            
               Installing Silently
 
               		 
               		
               You can install 
                  		  Micro Focus products silently by using command line parameters to specify the installation directory, user information, and which features
                  to install. You must execute the command with superuser permissions.f 
                  		
               
 
               	 
              
            	 
             
               		
               You can use the following command line arguments to install silently on UNIX/Linux: 
                  		
               
 
               		–silent -IacceptEULA
 
               		For example, execute: 
                  		
               
 
               		[as root] setup_filename –silent -IacceptEULA