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Re: Installing Rational Developer for i SOA Constructors

Hi Pat, I think you want to unpack all the RBD zips into the same folder
so you get something like this:

RBD_SETUP
RBD
Disk1
Disk2
Disk3
Disk4

Mike


Mike Hockings, M.Eng., P.Eng.
IBM Rational Developer for System z and Power Systems Software Technical
Support
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From: "Pat Barrett" <prbarrett@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Date: 2013-03-15 13:33
Subject: [WDSCI-L] Installing Rational Developer for i SOA
Constructors
Sent by: wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx





Hi,



I am attempting to install the V8.5 Rational Developer for I SOA product.
This requires the Rational Business Developer to be installed first. I
downloaded the 60 day trial while the contracts get processed to get a
head
start. I get all the way through the install process using the IBM
Installation Manager until it wants DISK1. It cannot seem to locate the
DISK1 sub folder.



I am on Windows XP Pro (I had previously installed the V7.5 of RDi and
uninstalled it on that machine)

IBM Installation Manager is at v1.6.1

I downloaded 10 "zip" files from the IBM download manager and unzipped
them.
RBD (3), RDPOWER (1), HATS (1) & WAS_LITE (5)

I used the "Launchpad.exe" to start the install process.

I deselected all the WAS options - message that the disk could not found,
even though they were downloaded and unzipped

I continued through the set up options and included Struts Tools as
directed
in the Quick Start Instructions

After pressing the "Install" button, I get a prompt for DISK1. The
Installer does not find the next directory that contains DISK1.



My download directory structures looks like this:



C:\DownloadDirecctor

RBD_85_Trial_Part1

RBD_SETUP

Ad

InstallerImage_linux_gtk_x86

RBD_85_Trial_Part2

RBD

Disk1

RBD_85_Trial_Part3

RBD

Disk2

RD_Power_8.5_EVALUATION_EIMAGE

.

.

.



Any ideas? The DISK1 does not have a disktag file in it. DISK2 does.

My previous installs were from CD media. The Quick Start Installation
Instructions did not provide much help.





Pat Barrett




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