VMware PACKAGE MANAGER 1.1 Installation And User Manual

2. Click Next. The License Agreement page appears. 3. Review the agreement, and then select I accept the terms of the License Agreement to continue. The other options become available. 4. Select I am an authorized agent and/or representative of the customer/end-user and I have read the terms and conditions stated above. 5. Click Next. The Installation Folder page appears. 6. Use the default path or click Change to modify the path. When the path is correct, click Next. The Repository Root Folder page appears. 7. Verify the p ...

4 Software Repository for Windows is the shared location to which packages are published by Package Studio and the location from which Package Manager downloads packages for installation. You manage the contents of repositories with Package Studio and specify the repository sources, the platforms and sections, from which to install or remove software packages using Package Manager. About Repository Platforms and Sections When you publish a package to a repository, you specify one or more platforms and sections. Platforms and sections are the hierarchy used ...

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17. At the command prompt, type mkdir .hive, and then press Enter. 18. At the command prompt, type mkdir dists, and then press Enter. 19. Open a blank document in a text editing application, such as Notepad, and then add to the contents. 20. Click File > Save As. The Save As dialog box appears. 21. Change the file name to repository.index. 22. Change the Save as type to All Files, and then save the file in the previously created .hive folder. 23. Open a blank d ...

must match the name of the package as it exists in the software repositories. For example, if you create a dependency for a sqlserver >= 9.00.1399.06, a package with the name sqlserver must exist in the repositories in order for the dependency to be met. 5. In the Operator drop-down list, select the operator used to specify the required version. 6. In the Version text box, type the version of the dependency package that must be installed before the current package is installed. 7. Click Add. C ...

2. Click Manage Packages. The package configuration tabs appear. 3. On the Properties tab, click the Depends sub-tab. (Examples of other dependencies, such as Conflicts or Provides are described later and in the online Help.) 4. In the Package Name text box, type the name of the package. The package name must match the name of the package as it exists in the repositories. For example, if you create a dependency for a backuptools>= 3.0, a package with the file name backuptools__

package is no longer available in the local cratecache folder, you will not be able to uninstall the package. Some packages are installed as dependencies for other packages. You can remove unused dependencies using wasp autoremove. See "Package Manager for WindowsCommand Line Options" on page 51 for more about the associated switches. Using Package Manager for Windows VMware, Inc. 63 ...

installs the package and considers the dependency met. Package Manager then proceeds with the other serversetup installation requirements. n If it does not locate a package meeting the criteria, the serversetup package will not install. It cannot be installed until the dependency for sqlserver equal to or later than version 9.0 is met. Define External Software Attributes External Software is used to define the attributes by which software that was not installed by Package Manager as part o ...