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Installer overview
The files included in the JRun SDK for building custom installations are physically
separated by functionality. In this book, each functional group is referred to as a module.
Based on your license agreement, you can access some or all of these modules.
JRun provides several sets of files that you can use to build a custom installer that
includes your application running on top of JRun. These sets are based on the level of
granularity at which you work with JRun.
The following table describes the different techniques that you can work with to build
JRun installers on any platform:
JRun components
Windows Installer
Graphical User
Interfaces (GUIs)
Non-Windows
Installer GUIs
Raw filesets
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Chapter 2 JRun Installer Overview
OS
Description
Windows
The SDK includes Windows Installer merge
modules for working with any Windows
Installer-aware GUI development environment.
For more information, see
JRun Installers" on page
UNIX and
The SDK includes project files and BIN files for
Windows
working with InstallAnywhere.
For more information, see
"Platform-Independent JRun Installers" on page 27
UNIX and
If you do not use the merge modules or BIN files
Windows
provided for GUI installer environments, you can
create your own custom installer using the raw
filesets in the sdk_root/filesets directory.
The filesets in the SDK give you granular control
over individual JRun components.
For an overview of the filesets, see
on page
Chapter 3, "Windows
17.
Chapter 4,
4.
.
"SDK file group"
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