Creating a response file

You can install Replication Manager using a response file in combination with a console or silent installation. You must first create the response file.

You must provide the absolute path name for the response file you create.

To create a response file, do one of the following at the command line:

Enter the following command, where RMP.response is the name you choose for the response file:

For AIX:

./setupaix.bin -options-template RMP.response

For Solaris Opteron:

./setupsolarisx86.bin -options-template
RMP.response

For Solaris SPARC:

./setupsolarisSparc.bin -options-template RMP.response

For HP-Itanium:

./setuphpia64.bin -options-template
RMP.response

For HP-UX:

./setuphp11x.bin -options-template RMP.response

For Linux:

./setuplinux.bin -options-template RMP.response

InstallShield creates an options template called RMP.response. Edit the template with the values you want to use during installation.

Enter the following command at the command line, where RMP.response is a name you choose for the response file:

You must provide the absolute path name for the response file you create.
- For AIX:
```
./setupaix.bin -options-record RMP.response
```
- For Solaris Opteron:
```
./setupsolarisx86.bin -options-record 
RMP.response
```
- For Solaris SPARC:
```
./setupsolarisSparc.bin -options-record
RMP.response
```
- For HP-Itanium:
```
./setuphpia64.bin -options-record
RMP.response
```
- For HP-UX:
```
./setuphp11x.bin -options-record RMP.response
```
- For Linux:
```
./setuplinux.bin -options-record RMP.response
```
InstallShield runs the installation in GUI mode and captures all user choices to a file called RMP.response. You can also specify the -console option to get the same results.

You can use RMP.response for future installations of the Replication Manager, either as is or edited for the new installation.

Editing the response file

Specify the installation location, where path is the full path and file name:
```
-P installLocation=path
```
Do not use special characters for the path name, such as blanks or periods.
The setup type is only used when Sybase Central is already installed on the target machine, where installation_type—ADD_TO_EXISTING_SC or CREATE_NEW_SC_INSTALL—specifies the type of installation:
```
-W ExistingUnixSC60SelectionBean.selectSetupTypeId
=installation_type
```
If you want to install into the location where the existing Sybase Central is located, specify ADD_TO_EXISTING_SC. If you want to install into a new location other than the existing Sybase Central location, specify CREATE_NEW_SC_INSTALL.
Specify the Shared JRE Location path for the appropriate platform where the installation is performed. The path must be the same as the installLocation setting. For example:
```
-P installLocation=/usr/u/dduck/rmp1510

-W SCPluginRegisterplatformBean.sharedJreLocation
=/usr/u/dduck/rmp1510/shared/JRE_6_0_0
```
where platform is the specific platform name for your operating system:
- For AIX:
```
Aix
```
- For Solaris Opteron:
```
Solx86
```
- For Solaris SPARC:
```
Sol
```
- For HP-Itanium:
```
Hpia
```
- For HP-UX:
```
Hp
```
- For Linux:
```
Linux
```