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OnBase Module Deployment Mike Maxson

Introduction Mike Maxson Solutions Engineer Databank / OSAM 8 years OCI – OnBase Certified Installer

Agenda New Hyland Client Components Installer in 12.0 Hyland Office Product Installations Installation using Click-Once Installation Using the Standard (MSI) Installer Controlling the Installer from the Command Line

Client – Side Installers Version 12

Client Components Installer version 11.0

Client Components Installer version 11.0

Client – Side Installers 12.0 In OnBase 12, the Hyland Client Components Installer was deprecated and replaced with individual stand-alone installers. A separate installer was created for each of the modules previously installed using the Hyland Client Components Installer.

Version 11.0 Version 12.0 Client Components Installer version 11.0 vs 12.0

Disconnected Scanning Application Enabler Disconnected Scanning Front Office Scanning Unity Client Express Scanning Report Services Desktop Individual Installers 12.0

11.0 Client Components Installer version 11.0

12.0 Client Components Installer version 12.0

Client – Side Installers 12.0 This change was made to allow for parallel, incremental upgrades of the modules installed. It also reduces the overall size of the installers by allowing system administrators to only deploy the MSIs for modules they want to install.

Hyland Office Product Installations

Hyland Office Product Installations The Hyland Office Products installers are used to install the Office Business Application for 2007 or Office Business Application for 2010 modules.

Hyland Office Product Installations The following functionality is included in the installers and can be installed independently of each other: Office Add-In for Microsoft Word 2007/2010 Document Composition Configuration for Microsoft Office 2007/2010. Office Add-In for Microsoft PowerPoint 2007/2010 Office Add-In for Microsoft Excel 2007/2010 Report Services Excel Add-In for Microsoft Office 2007/2010 Integration for Microsoft Outlook 2007/2010 WorkView Integration for Microsoft Outlook 2007/2010

Hyland Office Product Deployment Options The Hyland Office Products installer is distributed as a ClickOnce deployment installer or as a standard executable installer (MSI).

Standard MSI Click-Once Hyland Office Product Deployment Options

Hyland Office Product Deployment Options While either installer can be used to install the same functionality, the following differences should be considered when deciding which installation option is best for your organization:

Standard MSI Click-Once Prerequisites are installed automatically as long as the setup.exe executable is used for installation. Prerequisites are not included in the deployment packages and cannot be deployed using ClickOnce. A separate Hyland Office Integration Dependencies installer must be run on each workstation before the packages are deployed to those workstations. Hyland Office Product Deployment Considerations

Standard MSI Click-Once The installer must always be run on the local workstation by a user who is an Administrator on that workstation. Deployment packages can be installed on the local workstation by any user with rights sufficient to access the deployment package on the deployment server. Hyland Office Product Deployment Considerations

Standard MSI Click-Once In order to upgrade to a new version, the old version must be uninstalled from each workstation before the new version can be installed. Deployment packages can be updated to a new version without first uninstalling the module from each workstation. The new version is automatically updated on each workstation the next time the module is accessed. Hyland Office Product Deployment Considerations

Standard MSI Click-Once Microsoft Office documents opened using the Web Client can be revised using the Office Business Application for 2007 or 2010 modules if they were installed using the standard (MSI) installer. Microsoft Office documents opened using the Web Client cannot be revised using the Office Business Application for 2007 or 2010 modules if they were deployed using ClickOnce. Hyland Office Product Deployment Considerations

Standard MSI Click-Once Document Templates can only be used in the Web Client with the Office Business Application for 2007 or Office Business Application for 2010 when those modules are installed using the standard installer (MSI). Document Templates cannot be used in the Web Client with the Office Business Application for 2007 or Office Business Application for 2010 if those modules are installed using the ClickOnce installer. Hyland Office Product Deployment Considerations

Standard MSI Click-Once The 64-bit versions of the Hyland Office add-ins for Microsoft Office 2010 can be installed using the standard installer (MSI) for 64-bit environments. The ClickOnce installer cannot be used to install the 64-bit Hyland Office add-ins. Hyland Office Product Deployment Considerations

Installation using Click-Once

Installation using Click-Once ClickOnce is a technology developed by Microsoft to allow software to be easily deployed to client machines. To install a ClickOnce application, the user clicks on a UNC or URL link to the deployment files and the software is automatically downloaded and installed. In most instances, the software is installed in the user’s profile.

Click-Once Deployment Wizard Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Deployment Unity Client Click-Once Deployment Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Unity Client Deployment Options Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Deployment Unity Client Click-Once Deployment Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Deployment Unity Client Click-Once Deployment Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Deployment Unity Client Click-Once Deployment Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Deployment Unity Client Click-Once Deployment Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Deployment Unity Client Click-Once Deployment Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Deployment Unity Client Click-Once Deployment Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Deployment Unity Client Click-Once Deployment Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Deployment Unity Client Click-Once Deployment Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Deployment Unity Client Click-Once Deployment Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Deployment Unity Client Click-Once Deployment Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Deployment Unity Client Click-Once Deployment http://36ZQ3R1/UnityClientProduction/UnityClientProduction.application Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Client Installation Unity Click-Once Client Installation Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Client Installation Unity Click-Once Client Installation Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Client Installation Unity Click-Once Client Installation Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Click-Once Deployment Advantages Previously installed versions of the module can be easily and automatically updated to the latest version with little or no user interaction. The module is installed on a per-user basis and does not require administrator privileges for local installation.

Click-Once Deployment Advantages There can be multiple instances of the module deployed, allowing for different versions of the module to be installed on a per-user basis.

Click-Once Deployment Disadvantages Installation Directory [UserHomeDir]\Local Settings\Apps\2.0\DX5PBPBP.P73\2T01TTZQ.309\abcd…app_26d83178f0280887_0001.0003_948d4c8470e680c3

Click-Once Deployment Disadvantages Installation for Current User only, no option to install for All Users.

Click-Once Deployment Disadvantages If a ClickOnce-deployed application is used within a Remote Desktop environment, the following items must be considered: Each user connecting to the server using a remote session must click on the provided URL or UNC to download and install the application.

Click-Once Deployment Disadvantages If a ClickOnce-deployed application is used within a Remote Desktop environment, the following items must be considered: If roaming profiles are not being used, users will have to click on the provided URL or UNC for each different server they connect to in the server farm.

Installation Using the Standard (MSI) Installer

Installation using Standard MSI EXE and MSI Installers Most commonly used May consist of both an executable file (.exe) and a Windows Installer Package file (.msi) Two methods for running OnBase installers: Interactive and silent

Installation using Standard MSI Interactive Requires user interaction with dialog boxes during the installation process Silent Does not require user interaction during the installation process

Standard Installation (MSI) Unity Client Interactive Installation (MSI) Unity Client

Standard Installation (MSI) Unity Client Interactive Installation (MSI) Unity Client

Standard Installation (MSI) Unity Client Interactive Installation (MSI) Unity Client

Standard Installation (MSI) Unity Client Interactive Installation (MSI) Unity Client

Standard Installation (MSI) Unity Client Interactive Installation (MSI) Unity Client

Standard Installation (MSI) Unity Client Interactive Installation (MSI) Unity Client

Standard Installation (MSI) Unity Client Interactive Installation (MSI) Unity Client

Standard Installation (MSI) Unity Client Interactive Installation (MSI) Unity Client

Standard Installation (MSI) Unity Client Interactive Installation (MSI) Unity Client

Standard Installation (MSI) Advantages Prerequisites are installed automatically as long as the setup.exe executable is used for installation. Exception: .NET Framework

Standard Installation (MSI) Advantages Remote Desktop deployments such as Citrix or Terminal Server. Standard Installation for all users Published application

Standard Installation (MSI) Disadvantages The installer must always be run on the local workstation by a user who is an Administrator on that workstation.

Controlling the Installer from the Command Line

Command Line Installations You can control the installation of components from the command line by passing its feature name to the installer using the ADDLOCAL property. The values of the configuration options available in the graphical installation wizard are passed to the installer using the property names associated with the installer options.

Feature Names Command Line Installer Features Component Feature Name Unity Client Unity_Client Application Enabler ApplicationEnabler Client Automation API UnityClientAutomation Virtual Print Driver Listener VirtualPrintDriverListener Unity Pop Automation UpopAutomation msiexec /i "Hyland Unity Client.msi“ADDLOCAL=Unity_Client,ApplicationEnabler Command Line Installer Features

Command Line Properties When controlling the installation of components from the command line you must also configure the settings for each component you are installing by using properties. If a property is not included, the default value is configured for that property.

Properties Command Line Installer Properties Property Description / Example AE_DEFAULTFILE AE_DEFAULTFILE="\\FileServer\Apps\ApplicationEnabler\DefaultFile.xml" CREATE_DESKTOP_SHORTCUTS CREATE_DESKTOP_SHORTCUTS="1" or CREATE_DESKTOP_SHORTCUTS="" CREATE_MENU_SHORTCUTS CREATE_MENU_SHORTCUTS="1" or CREATE_MENU_SHORTCUTS="" SERVICE_LOCATION_DATA_SOURCE SERVICE_LOCATION_DATA_SOURCE="ODBC source name" Command Line Installer Properties

Properties Command Line Installer Properties Property Description / Example SERVICE_LOCATION_DISPLAY_NAME SERVICE_LOCATION_DISPLAY_NAME="My Service Location" SERVICE_LOCATION_NT_AUTH SERVICE_LOCATION_NT_AUTH="false" SERVICE_LOCATION_SERVICE_PATH CREATE_MENU_SHORTCUTS="1" or CREATE_MENU_SHORTCUTS="" SERVICE_LOCATION_DATA_SOURCE SERVICE_LOCATION_SERVICE_PATH="http:// MachineName/AppServer/Service.asmx" Command Line Installer Properties

Properties are added to the installation command line, as shown here: msiexec /i "Hyland Unity Client.msi" ADDLOCAL=Unity_Client SERVICE_LOCATION_DATA_SOURCE="My ODBC" SERVICE_LOCATION_SERVICE_PATH="http:// MyMachineName/AppServer/Service.asmx" Command Line Installer Unity Client Example

Resources

Click-Once Deployment Unity Client https://www.hyland.com/community/ https://www.hyland.com/community/customer_central/p/mrg.aspx Click-Once Deployment Unity Client

Questions?

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