Setting Up Repositories, Autoupdate, Contact Information, and so on from File

An XML file is used to specify the settings, which are determined in the product update process:

The settings can also be specified without the update, using Tuner.exe.

To apply additional settings when updating the product using the installer:

  1. Create an XML file named Install.pptuner and place it with the installer.

  2. Execute update using installer.

Additional settings are specified in the update process after executing the actions.

To apply additional settings using Tuner.exe:

  1. Create an XML file and place it with Tuner.exe.

  2. Run Tuner.exe from the command line specifying the XML file name:

Tuner.exe <XML file>

In the <XML file> substitution specify the file with the *.xml extension containing information about additional settings, for example, tuner.xml.

Additional settings are specified in the update process after executing the actions.

XML File Structure

To create an XML file, open a standard text editor.

Additional settings are specified in the sections:

Section Brief description
<Metabases> Repository parameters.
<AutoUpdate> Autoupdate parameters.
<Environments> It determines system environment variables.
<Splash> It displays image in the login dialog box.
<Login> It displays the Settings button in the login dialog box.
<AboutWindow> It determines contact information in the About dialog box.
<Exception> It determines email address for sending the Foresight Analytics Platform error message using the main menu item Help > Error Message in the object navigator.

Description of sections:

<Metabases>

<AutoUpdate>

<Environments>

<Splash>

<Login>

<AboutWindow>

<Exception>

Examples

XML file settings for different types of drivers are presented in the examples.

Setup for the Microsoft SQL Server driver

Setup for the Oracle driver

Setup for the PostgreSQL driver

Setup for the SQLite driver

Setup for the Teradata driver

See also:

Setting Up Login Dialog Box Interface in the Desktop Application