To install Content Platform Engine software
interactively, you run an installation program that prompts you for
an installation path and the Content Platform Engine components
to be installed.
Before you begin
Be sure that you have available the Installation and Upgrade
Worksheet that was completed during your planning activities.
Ensure all tasks described in the topic providing a JAVA Runtime Environment during install were
previously completed.
Procedure
To install Content Platform Engine interactively:
- Open your completed Installation and Upgrade
Worksheet file.
Tip: In the worksheet file, verify that the command is enabled. To view only Content Platform Engine
values, filter by CPE Installer in the Installation or
Configuration Program column.
- Log on as cpe_install_user to the
application server machine where you are going to install the Content Platform Engine software.
- Navigate to the Content Platform Engine software package in the installation media.
-
Run one of the following programs in the software package, depending on your operating
system:
| Platform |
Command |
| AIX® |
26.0.0.0-P8CPE-AIX.BIN |
| Linux® |
26.0.0.0-P8CPE-LINUX.BIN |
| Linux for System z® |
26.0.0.0-P8CPE-ZLINUX.BIN |
| Windows |
26.0.0.0-P8CPE-WIN.EXE |
The installer name that you run corresponds to the version that you want to install.
Tip: (Windows only) On some Windows versions, you might encounter a warning that the installer
is an unrecognized app. Follow the links for More Info, and choose
Run anyway or Allow the file to continue the
installation.
- Complete the Content Platform Engine installation program
screens by using the values from your worksheet.
- Review the status messages in the final program screen,
and close the program.
-
When the installation completes, click Done and check for errors in the
Content Platform Engine
ce_install_path/ce_install_log_26.0.0.0.txt error log file, where
ce_install_path is the location where Content Platform Engine is installed. Also check the
ce_install_path/ce_install_summary.txt file to see what
components were installed.