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Solution Deployment Descriptor TC

Profile Primer Draft v0.30

Working Draft, 14 May 2007

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Table of Contents1 Introduction......................................................................................................................................... 5

1.1 Terminology....................................................................................................................................... 5

1.2 Purpose............................................................................................................................................. 5

1.3 Scope................................................................................................................................................ 5

1.4 Audience........................................................................................................................................... 5

1.5 Motivation.......................................................................................................................................... 5

1.6 Requirements.................................................................................................................................... 5

1.7 Notational Conventions..................................................................................................................... 6

1.8 Document Conventions.....................................................................................................................6

1.9 Normative References....................................................................................................................... 6

2 Profile Primer...................................................................................................................................... 7

2.1 Profile Classes.................................................................................................................................. 7

3 SDD Examples.................................................................................................................................. 19

3.1 Dell.................................................................................................................................................. 19

3.2 IBM.................................................................................................................................................. 19

3.2.1 JRE on AIX............................................................................................................................... 19

3.2.2 SimpleAppClient....................................................................................................................... 21

3.3 MacroVision..................................................................................................................................... 24

3.3.1 InstallAnywhere Application - MacOS......................................................................................24

3.3.2 InstallAnywhere Application on Windows.................................................................................28

3.4 SAP - TBD....................................................................................................................................... 31

3.4.1.................................................................................................................................................. 31

3.5 SAS................................................................................................................................................. 32

3.5.1 SAS MC (management console) Application (unix/windows)...................................................32

4 Profile Examples............................................................................................................................... 37

4.1 Dell.................................................................................................................................................. 37

4.2 IBM.................................................................................................................................................. 37

4.2.1 JRE on AIX............................................................................................................................... 37

4.2.2 Simple AppClient...................................................................................................................... 384.2.2.1 on AIX.................................................................................................................................................38

Simple AppClient............................................................................................................................... 394.2.2.2 … on Windows...................................................................................................................................39

4.3 MacroVision..................................................................................................................................... 40

4.3.1 InstallAnywhere Application on MacOS...................................................................................40

4.3.2 InstallAnywhere Application on Windows.................................................................................41

4.4 SAP................................................................................................................................................. 43

4.5 SAS................................................................................................................................................. 44

4.5.1 SAS MC (management console) Application on AIX................................................................44

4.5.2 SAS MC (management console) Application on Solaris..........................................................45

4.5.3 SAS MC (management console) Application on Windows.......................................................46


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1 IntroductionThe Solution Deployment Descriptor (SDD) TC profile primer is derivative of the current specification and associated schema. The intent is to capture the knowledge of the SDD community to promote interoperability.

Profile shown here exploit and extend CIM models as necessary.

Profiles ought to exhibit consistency hierarchy within class, e.g.

o OS.ResourceType.HostResourceType

The profiles are non-normative.

Ontology is a data model that represents a set of concepts within a domain and the relationships between those concepts. It is used to reason about the objects within that domain.

An informal ontology may be specified by a catalog of types that are either undefined or defined only by statements in a natural language. An informal ontology may be specified by a collection of names for concept and relation types organized in a partial ordering by the type-subtype relation.

The profile primer presented here along with associated information presented here constitute an informal ontology that leverages natural language, partial ordering and provides a means of reasoning about objects within the domain.

1.1 Terminology

1.2 PurposeThe purpose of this document is to provide documentation on accepted dictionary terms, definition and the context in which the terms and definitions have meaning. The dictionary is to provide a root profile on which other profiles may be constructed.

1.3 ScopeThe scope of this document is definition of a dictionary and related profiles that are associated with the v1.0 specification.

1.4 AudienceThis document is intended to assist community of SDD producers and consumers.

1.5 MotivationThe motivation for producing this document is to promote interoperability and to engage the greater SDD technical community in the production and consumption of the SDD specification.

1.6 RequirementsThe dictionary is to provide a first reference source for producers of SDDs.


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1.8 Document ConventionsTBD

1.9 Normative References[RFC2119] S. Bradner, Key words for use in RFCs to Indicate Requirement Levels,

http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2119.txt, IETF RFC 2119, March 1997.[XMLDSIG-CORE] Bartel et al., XML-Signature Syntax and Processing,

http://www.w3.org/TR/xmldsig-core/, W3C Recommendation, February 2002.[XSD] W3C Schema Working Group, XML Schema,

http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1/, W3C Recommendation, October 2004.[ISO639.2] Library of Congress, Codes for the Representation of Names of Languages,

http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/englangn.html.[ISO3166] International Organization for Standardization, English Country Names and Code

Elements, http://www.iso.ch/iso/en/prods-services/iso3166ma/02iso-3166-code-lists/list-en1.html.

[XPATH] Clark et al., XML Path Language (XPath) Version 1.0, http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath, W3C Recommendation, November 1999.

[IANA-CHARSET] Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, Character Sets, http://www.iana.org/assignments/character-sets, modified December 2006.

[CONFORM] OASIS, OASIS Conformance Requirements for Specifications 1.0, http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/305/conformance_requirements-v1.pdf.


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2 Profile Primer

Profiles provide the means for communicating which resource types an implementation supports and on which the SDD depends. A core assumption is that an understanding of specific resource types and resource characteristics is shared by the deployment descriptor author and the deployment environment.

For example, if the deployment descriptor author declares a resource type for a particular operating system, deployment software operating on the SDD needs to understand how to discover operating systems of that type in order to honor the SDD author’s intent while deploying that SDD.

Assumption is that the profiles are:

Base on the CIMv2.1.5 model and associated classes Based on plausible extensions to the CIM Declarations based on the needs of the SDD specification.

2.1 Profile Classes

Class Name Source Description

ComputerSystem CIM Is derived from CIM_System and is a special class representing a special collection of managed elements and as an aggregation point for one or more elements such as file system, operating system, processor, memory, etc.

Processor CIM CIMv2.15 CIM_Processor

Virtualization CIM CIMv2.15 CIM_Virtualization

OperatingSystem CIM CIMv2.15 CIM_OperatingSystem

FileSystem CIM CIMv2.15 CIM_FileSystem

Directory CIM CIMv2.15 CIM_Directory

Application CIM CIMv2.15 CIM_Application

Application software is software that has been operationalized and that has state. The CIM ApplicationSystem class represents an application or a software system that supports a particular business function and that can be managed as an independent unit. Needs SDD extensions.

InstalledSoftware SDD SDDv1.0 SDD_InstalledSoftware

DatabaseSystem CIM CIMv2.15 CIM_DatabaseSystem

CommonDatabase CIM CIMv2.15 CIM_CommonDatabase

ApplicationServer | J2eeServer CIM CIMv2.15 CIM_J2eeServer


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Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_ComputerSystem

Processor

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Source: CIMv2.1.5 CIM_Processor

Relationship: derived from within ComputerSystem

Family

Attribute

Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_Processor.Family

SDD Usage: PropertyConstraint

Valid Values; e.g. Other, Unknown, 8086, 80286, 80386, 80486, 8087, AMD Athlon(TM) Processor Family

Model

Attribute

Source: Extension to CIM, CIM_Processor.Model


Valid Values; TBD

Number of Processors

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Source: SDD ComputerSystem.NumberofProcessors


Valid Values; Values are numbers 1 to n

Virtualization

Class

Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_Virtualization


VirtualSystemIdentifier

Attribute

Source: CIMv2.15 Virtualization.VirtualSystemIdentifier

SDD Usage: TBD

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Attribute

Source: CIMv2.15 Virtualization.VirtualSystemType

SDD Usage: TBD

Valid Values; “String”

OperatingSystem

Class

Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_OperatingSystem


consumesArtifacts SDD TargetResourceRef ArtifactType

hosts FileSystem, InstalledSoftware, DatabaseSystem, Application, J2eeServer

completionActions Restart, Logout

SDD Usage: Resource.Type, requiredBase

Name

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Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_OperatingSystem.Name

Valid Values: “string”

OSType

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Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_OperatingSystem.OSType


Valid Values; e.g. enum (uint16) e.g. integer (1,2,3…) that maps to values, i.e. “string”

e.g. “Unknown", "Other", "MACOS", "ATTUNIX", "DGUX","DECNT", "Tru64 UNIX", "OpenVMS", "HPUX", "AIX","MVS", "OS400", "OS/2", "JavaVM", "MSDOS", "WIN3x", "WIN95","WIN98", "WINNT", "WINCE","NCR3000", "NetWare", "OSF", "DC/OS", "Reliant UNIX","SCO UnixWare", "SCO OpenServer", "Sequent", "IRIX","Solaris","SunOS", "U6000", "ASERIES","HP NonStop OS" "HP NonStop OSS", "BS2000", "LINUX","Lynx", "XENIX", "VM","Interactive UNIX", "BSDUNIX", "FreeBSD", "NetBSD", "GNU Hurd", "OS9", "MACH Kernel", "Inferno", "QNX", "EPOC", "IxWorks", "VxWorks", "MiNT", "BeOS", "HP MPE", "NextStep", "PalmPilot", "Rhapsody", "Windows 2000", "Dedicated", "OS/390", "VSE", "TPF", "Windows (R) Me","Caldera Open UNIX", "OpenBSD", "Not Applicable", "Windows XP", "z/OS", "Microsoft Windows Server 2003", "Microsoft Windows Server 2003 64-Bit"

TotalVisibleMemorySize (aka “system memory”)

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Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_OperatingSystem.TotalVisibleMemorySize

SDD Usage: ConsumptionConstraint

Valid Values Values are numbers and units of measure.

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Valid Values Values are numbers of form x.y.z

InstallArtifact

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Source: SDD.Install.Artifact


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FileSystem

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Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_FileSystem

Relationship: hostedBy OperatingSystem

consumesArtifacts [N/A]

completionActions [N/A]

hosts Directory, Files

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Name

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Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_FileSystem.Name

Valid Values: “string”

Root

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Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_FileSystem.Root


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SDD Usage: ConsumptionConstraint

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Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_FileSystem.FileSystemType


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Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_FileSystem.ReadOnly


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Directory

Class

Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_Directory extends CIM_LogicalFile

Definition:: “… Directory is a type of File that logically groups Files 'contained' in it, and provides path information for the grouped Files…”

Relationship: hostedBy Operating System



hosts Files


Name

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Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_LogicalFile.Name

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Type

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Source: SDD v1.0 SDD_Directory.Type


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Writeable

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Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_LogicalFile.Executable



InstalledSoftware

Class

Source: SDD.InstalledSoftware

SDD Definition::: Installed software is software that has been operationalized within a computer

system, e.g. device driver, font, etc. It is a general class of installed software

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Name

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Source: SDD InstalledSofware.Name

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Valid Values Include: “string”, e.g. DB2 Express Edition, Java SE RunTime, eclipseJDK

Type

Attribute

Source: SDD InstalledSofware.Type


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InstallType

Attribute

Source: SDD InstalledSoftware.InstallType


Valid Values Include: baseInstall, update, fix

Vendor

Attribute

Source: SDD InstalledSoftware.Vendor


Valid Values Include: e.g. CA, IBM, Macrovision, SAP, SAS, Sun

Lang

Attribute

Source: ISO 639-1 Codes


Valid Values Include: “string” 2 characters, e.g. EN, DE, IT

Version

Attribute

Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_SoftwareIdentity.Version


Valid Values are numbers of form w.x.y.z

InstallArtifact

Attribute




Application

Class

Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_Application


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SDD Definition:: An application is software that has been operationalized and that has state. The CIM ApplicationSystem class represents an application or a software system that supports a particular business function and that can be managed as an independent unit.




hosts


EnabledState

Attribute

Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_ApplicationSystem.EnabledState


Valid Values Include: e.g. Unknown, enabled, disabled, shutting down, starting, DMTF, Vendor Reserved (enum:: 0, 2, 3, 4, 10, 11..32767, 32768..65535)

Name

Attribute

Source: SDD InstalledSofware.Name

Note: This name is to associate an instance of the resource class with a name.

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prior to DB2_feature install, base product is checked.

Valid Values Include: “string”, e.g. DB2 Express Edition, Java SE RunTime, eclipseJDK

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Attribute

Source: SDD InstalledSofware.Type


Valid Values Include:

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Concrete Types: e.g. InstallAnywhere, SAS_Managment_Console, SAS_MC, WebSphere

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e.g. “InstalledProduct”==’IBM Rational Software Architect’*,

e.g. “InstalledProduct”==’IBM DB2 Express Edition | DB2 Express Edition**’ …

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JDBC_Support, JDK... XML_Extender, XML_Extender_Samples”

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InstallType

Attribute

Source: SDD InstalledSoftware.InstallType


Valid Values Include: baseInstall, update, fix

Vendor

Attribute

Source: SDD InstalledSoftware.Vendor


Valid Values Include: e.g. CA, IBM, Macrovision, SAP, SAS, Sun

Lang

Attribute

Source: ISO 639-1 Codes


Valid Values Include: “string” 2 characters, e.g. EN, DE, IT

Version

Attribute

Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_SoftwareIdentity.Version



InstallArtifact

Attribute





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DatabaseSystem

Class

Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_DatabaseSystem (which extends CIM_ApplicationSystem)Note: A database environment is composed of a database system (the application system represented by this class), one or more database services, and one or more databases. See the descriptions of CIM_DatabaseService and CIM_CommonDatabase for get more detailed information about database services and databases. Each separately manageable database system should have an instance in this class. This class can be used: - to determine the software that belongs to the database system. - to perform database system-wide management operations, such as stopping all the databases that were created by the database system for maintenance purposes. - to view runtime statistics in the context of a database system. Many of the management capabilities that are needed to represent a database system as an application system have already been modeled in the CIM_ApplicationSystem class from which CIM_DatabaseSystem extends. CIM_DatabaseSystem provides a logical entity to define the relationships that are specific to the database management domain




hosts DatabaseService


Name

Attribute

Source: SDD_DatabaseSystem.Name


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Version

Attribute

Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_DatabaseSystem.Version


Valid Values Values are numbers of form x.y.z

InstallArtifact

Attribute





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CommonDatabase

Class

Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_CommonDatabase

Note: Database is a collection of interrelated data, treated as a unit, which is organized into one or more schemas. The CIM_CommonDatabase class defines the properties that are common across database model and vendor implementations for the database entity that is represented by the unit of interrelated data. Databases are manipulated through one or more database services. More detailed information on database services is provided in the description of the CIM_DatabaseService class.





InstanceID

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DatabaseVersion

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Valid Values Include: “string”


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Class

Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_J2eeServer

Note: The CIM_J2eeServer class represents the J2EE Server core of one instance of a J2EE platform product as described in the Java 2 Enterprise Edition Platform specification.




hosts J2eeApplications ( aka Applications above), InstalledSoftware


Vendor

Attribute

Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_Application-J2eeServer.Vendor


Valid Values Include: e.g. IBM

Version

Attribute

Source: CIMv2.15 CIM_Application-J2eeServer.Version




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3 SDD Examples

3.1 Dell

3.2 IBM

3.2.1 JRE on AIX <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>

- <sdd-dd:DeploymentDescriptor xmlns:sdd-dd="urn:oasis:names:tc:SDD:1:0:deploymentDescriptor" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="urn:oasis:names:tc:SDD:1:0:deploymentDescriptor wd-sdd-deploymentDescriptor-1.0.xsd" descriptorID="20101111111111111111111111111111" lastModified="2006-10-07T09:30:00.0Z" schemaVersion="1.0">

- <Topology>

- <Resource type="AIX" id="os">

- <HostedResource id="UsrFilesys" type="FileSystem">

<Description>This is the /USR logical filesystem on AIX</Description>

- <Property>

<PropertyName>Root</PropertyName>

<Value>/usr</Value>

</Property>

</HostedResource>

- <HostedResource id="JRE" type="InstalledSoftware">

<Name>Java(TM) Runtime Environment, Standard Edition</Name>

</HostedResource>

</Resource>

</Topology>

- <InstallableUnit id="ID000026" targetResourceRef="os">

- <Identity softwareID="2000-123">

<Name>Java Platform, Standard Edition Runtime Environment"</Name>

<Version>1.5.0</Version>

<BuildInformation buildID="1.5.0_0-b08" />

<Description>Lets you develop and deploy Java applications on desktops and servers, as well as today's Embeded and Realtime environments. Java SE includes classes that support the development of Java Web Services and provides the foundation for Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE).</Description>

<ShortDescription>Java Platform for software development</ShortDescription>

- <Manufacturer>

<Name>Sun Microsystems, Inc.</Name>

- <Location>

- <Country>

<Name>U.S.A.</Name>

</Country>

- <Address>


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- <Variables>

- <Parameter sensitive="false" id="logging.defaultlevel" defaultValue="Level.INFO">

<Description>Default logging level for logging messages coming from JRE</Description>

</Parameter>

</Variables>

- <Requirements>

- <Requirement id="OSLevel">

<Description>This JRE requires an AIX Operating System at a version of at least 5.1. Sun has certified all versions of AIX between 5.1 and 5.3</Description>

- <ResourceDeclaration id="osMinimumVersionCheck" resourceRef="os">

<Description>This JRE requires a version of AIX or 5.1 or later. It has been certified on versions of AIX between 5.1 and 5.3.</Description>

- <Version>

<MinVersion>5.1</MinVersion>

- <Certified>

<MinVersion>5.1</MinVersion>

<MaxVersion>5.3</MaxVersion>

</Certified>

</Version>

</ResourceDeclaration>

</Requirement>

- <Requirement id="UsrDiskSpace">

<Description>This JRE requires 2688 512-byte blocks of available space on the /usr file system</Description>

- <ResourceDeclaration id="UsrDiskSpaceCheck" resourceRef="UsrFilesys">

- <Consumption>

<PropertyName>AvailableSpace</PropertyName>

<Value>2688</Value>

</Consumption>

</ResourceDeclaration>

</Requirement>

</Requirements>

- <ResultingResource resourceRef="JRE">

<Description>An instance of Java(TM) Runtime Environment, Standard Edition Version 5.0 is installed as a result of this deployment</Description>

<Name>Java(TM) Runtime Environment, Standard Edition</Name>

<Version>1.5.0</Version>

</ResultingResource>

- <Unit>

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<InstallArtifact type="rpm" fileRef="jre-1_5_0_00-aix.rpm" />

<UninstallArtifact />


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</sdd-dd:DeploymentDescriptor>

3.2.2 SimpleAppClient<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>

- <sdd-dd:DeploymentDescriptor xmlns:sdd-dd="urn:oasis:names:tc:SDD:1:0:deploymentDescriptor" xmlns:sdd-common="urn:oasis:names:tc:SDD:1:0:common" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:ibmbuild="http://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/autonomic/solutioninstall/build" xsi:schemaLocation="urn:oasis:names:tc:SDD:1:0:deploymentDescriptor wd-sdd-deploymentDescriptor-1.0.xsd" schemaVersion="1.0" lastModified="2006-10-13T09:30:47.0Z" descriptorID="30101111111111111111111111111111">

- <sdd-dd:Topology>

- <sdd-dd:Resource id="os" type="OperatingSystem">

<sdd-dd:HostedResource id="JRE" type="InstalledSoftware" />

- <sdd-dd:HostedResource id="Filesys" type="FileSystem">

- <sdd-dd:HostedResource id="InstallDir" type="Directory">

<sdd-common:Name>$(InstallLocation)</sdd-common:Name>

</sdd-dd:HostedResource>

<sdd-dd:HostedResource type="Application" id="SimpleAppClient" />


</sdd-dd:Resource>

</sdd-dd:Topology>

- <sdd-dd:InstallableUnit id="App01" targetResourceRef="os" installType="baseInstall">

- <sdd-dd:Identity softwareID="3000-123">

<sdd-common:Name>Simple Application Client</sdd-common:Name>

<sdd-common:Description>This is a local client interface for the simple application.</sdd-common:Description>

<sdd-common:Version>1.0</sdd-common:Version>

- <sdd-common:Manufacturer>

<sdd-common:Name>IBM Corporation</sdd-common:Name>

- <sdd-common:Location>

<sdd-common:Address>1133 Westchester Avenue White Plains, New York 10604</sdd-common:Address>

<sdd-common:Country>U.S.A.</sdd-common:Country>

</sdd-common:Location>

</sdd-common:Manufacturer>

</sdd-dd:Identity>

- <sdd-dd:Variables>

- <sdd-dd:Parameter id="InstallLocation">

<sdd-common:Description>Root of the directory into which Simple Application should be installed</sdd-common:Description>

<sdd-common:ShortDescription>Install location for Simple Application Client</sdd-common:ShortDescription>

</sdd-dd:Parameter>

</sdd-dd:Variables>

- <sdd-dd:Requirements>

- <sdd-dd:Requirement id="OS.reqt">

<sdd-common:Description>Simple Application Client is supported on AIX V5.3 and Windows XP Professional</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:Alternative id="AIX.alt">


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- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="AIX.requirement" resourceRef="os">

- <sdd-dd:PropertyConstraint>

<sdd-dd:PropertyName>OSType</sdd-dd:PropertyName>

<sdd-dd:Value>AIX</sdd-dd:Value>

</sdd-dd:PropertyConstraint>

- <sdd-dd:VersionConstraint>

- <sdd-dd:Range>

<sdd-dd:MinVersion>5.3</sdd-dd:MinVersion>

<sdd-dd:MaxVersion inclusive="false">5.4</sdd-dd:MaxVersion>

</sdd-dd:Range>

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- <sdd-dd:Alternative id="Windows.alt">

<sdd-common:Description>Requirements on WindowsXP</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="Windows.requirement" resourceRef="os">



<sdd-dd:Value>Windows XP</sdd-dd:Value>



- <sdd-dd:Range>

<sdd-dd:MinVersion>5.1.2600</sdd-dd:MinVersion>

</sdd-dd:Range>




</sdd-dd:Requirement>

- <sdd-dd:Requirement id="JRE01.reqt">

<sdd-common:Description>The installation of Simple Application Client requires the a J2SE version 1.4.1 or later</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="JRE01.check" resourceRef="JRE">

<sdd-common:Name>Java(TM) Runtime Environment, Standard Edition</sdd-common:Name>


- <sdd-dd:Range>


</sdd-dd:Range>




- <sdd-dd:Requirement id="DiskSpace.reqt">

<sdd-common:Description>The installation of Simple Application Client requires 2000 KBytes of available space in the file system where the application is installed.</sdd-common:Description>

<sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="Filesys.check" resourceRef="InstallDir" />

- <!--

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- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="DiskSpace.check" resourceRef="Filesys">

- <sdd-dd:ConsumptionConstraint>

<sdd-dd:PropertyName>AvailableSpace</sdd-dd:PropertyName>

<sdd-dd:Value>2000</sdd-dd:Value>

</sdd-dd:ConsumptionConstraint>



</sdd-dd:Requirements>

- <sdd-dd:ResultingResource resourceRef="SimpleAppClient">

<sdd-common:Name>Simple Application Client</sdd-common:Name>

<sdd-dd:Version>1.0</sdd-dd:Version>

- <sdd-dd:Property>

<sdd-dd:PropertyName>Directory</sdd-dd:PropertyName>

<sdd-dd:Value>$(InstallLocation)</sdd-dd:Value>

</sdd-dd:Property>

</sdd-dd:ResultingResource>

- <sdd-dd:Artifacts>

- <sdd-dd:InstallArtifact type="jar" packageFileRef="SAC_InstallArtifact">

- <sdd-dd:Parameters>

<sdd-dd:Parameter name="InstallLocation" />

</sdd-dd:Parameters>

<sdd-dd:AdditionalFile packageFileRef="SAC_JAR" />

</sdd-dd:InstallArtifact>

- <sdd-dd:UninstallArtifact type="jar" packageFileRef="SAC_UninstallArtifact">


<sdd-dd:Parameter name="InstallLocation" />


</sdd-dd:UninstallArtifact>

</sdd-dd:Artifacts>

</sdd-dd:InstallableUnit>



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3.3 MacroVision

3.3.1 InstallAnywhere Application - MacOS

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>


- <sdd-dd:Topology>


- <sdd-dd:HostedResource id="JRE" type="InstalledSoftware">

- 

<sdd-dd:HostedResource id="InstallAnywhere" type="Application" />


- <sdd-dd:HostedResource id="eclipseJRE" type="InstalledSoftware">

- 

- <sdd-dd:HostedResource id="eclipse" type="PluggableApplication">

- 

<sdd-dd:HostedResource id="InstallAnywhereCollaboration" type="Application" />



</sdd-dd:Resource>

</sdd-dd:Topology>

- <sdd-dd:InstallableUnit id="ID000026" targetResourceRef="os">


<sdd-dd:Name>InstallAnywhere Enterprise Mac Bundle"</sdd-dd:Name>

- 


<sdd-dd:BuildInformation buildID="8.0.1000" />

<sdd-dd:Description>Fooooo</sdd-dd:Description>

- 

<sdd-dd:ShortDescription>Foo</sdd-dd:ShortDescription>


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- <sdd-dd:Manufacturer>

<sdd-dd:Name>Macrovision</sdd-dd:Name>

- <sdd-dd:Location>

- <sdd-dd:Country>

<sdd-dd:Name>U.S.A.</sdd-dd:Name>

</sdd-dd:Country>

- <sdd-dd:Address>

<sdd-dd:Name>900 National Parkway</sdd-dd:Name>

</sdd-dd:Address>

</sdd-dd:Location>

</sdd-dd:Manufacturer>

</sdd-dd:Identity>


- <sdd-dd:Parameter id="IAInstallLocation">

<sdd-dd:DisplayName>Select the folder where would you like to install InstallAnywhere.</sdd-dd:DisplayName>

</sdd-dd:Parameter>

- <sdd-dd:Parameter id="getInstallIACollaboration" defaultValue="FALSE">

<sdd-dd:DisplayName>Would you like to Install IA Collaboration?</sdd-dd:DisplayName>

</sdd-dd:Parameter>

- <sdd-dd:Parameter id="EclipseLocation">

- 

<sdd-dd:DisplayName>Specify the location of your Eclipse environment</sdd-dd:DisplayName>

</sdd-dd:Parameter>

</sdd-dd:Variables>


- <sdd-dd:Requirement id="OSLevel">

<sdd-common:Description>The Mac bundle requires OS X.3</sdd-common:Description>

- 

- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="osMinimumVersionCheck" resourceRef="os">

<sdd-common:Description>Checking for Mac 10.3</sdd-common:Description>


- 

- <sdd-dd:Range>


</sdd-dd:Range>

- 

- <sdd-dd:Certified>


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</sdd-dd:Range>

</sdd-dd:Certified>




- <sdd-dd:Requirement id="EclipseLevel">

<sdd-common:Description>IA Collaboration reqiures Eclipse 3.1.2 or greater</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="eclipseMinimimVersionCheck" resourceRef="eclipse">


- 

- <sdd-dd:Range>


</sdd-dd:Range>

- 


- <sdd-dd:Value>

<sdd-dd:Version>3.1.2</sdd-dd:Version>

</sdd-dd:Value>

</sdd-dd:Certified>




- <sdd-dd:Requirement id="JRELevel">

<sdd-common:Description>IA Requires Java 1.5 or greater</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="jreMinimimVersionCheck" resourceRef="JRE">


- 

- <sdd-dd:Range>


</sdd-dd:Range>

- 


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</sdd-dd:Certified>





- <sdd-dd:ResultingResource resourceRef="InstallAnywhere">

<sdd-common:Description>This is all of the IA files</sdd-common:Description>

<sdd-common:ShortDescription>InstallAnywhere Enterprise</sdd-common:ShortDescription>



- <sdd-dd:ResultingResource resourceRef="InstallAnywhereCollaboration">

<sdd-common:Description>This is the IA Collaboration Plugin</sdd-common:Description>

<sdd-common:ShortDescription>InstallAnywhere Collaboration</sdd-common:ShortDescription>




- <sdd-dd:InstallArtifact type="MacAppBundle" fileRef="mac_bundle">

- 


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- 

<sdd-dd:Parameter name="LOG_FILE" value="$(InstallLocation)/out.log" />

<sdd-dd:Parameter name="USER_INSTALL_DIR" value="$(InstallLocation)" />

<sdd-dd:Parameter name="INSTALL_COLLAB" value="$(getInstallIACollaboration)" />

<sdd-dd:Parameter name="ECLIPSE_DIR" value="$(EclipseLocation)" />

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- 



<sdd-dd:UninstallArtifact />


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</sdd-dd:Artifacts>



3.3.2 InstallAnywhere Application on Windows



- <sdd-dd:Topology>


- <sdd-dd:HostedResource id="JRE" type="InstalledSoftware">

- 

<sdd-dd:HostedResource id="InstallAnywhere" type="Application" />


- <sdd-dd:HostedResource id="eclipseJRE" type="InstalledSoftware">

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- <sdd-dd:HostedResource id="eclipse" type="PluggableApplication">

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<sdd-dd:HostedResource id="InstallAnywhereCollaboration" type="Application" />



</sdd-dd:Resource>

</sdd-dd:Topology>

- <sdd-dd:InstallableUnit id="ID000026" targetResourceRef="os">


<sdd-dd:Name>InstallAnywhere Enterprise Windows Bundle"</sdd-dd:Name>


<sdd-dd:BuildInformation buildID="8.0.1000" />

<sdd-dd:Description>Fooooo</sdd-dd:Description>

<sdd-dd:ShortDescription>Foo</sdd-dd:ShortDescription>

- <sdd-dd:Manufacturer>


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- <sdd-dd:Location>

- <sdd-dd:Country>

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</sdd-dd:Country>

- <sdd-dd:Address>

<sdd-dd:Name>900 National Parkway</sdd-dd:Name>

</sdd-dd:Address>

</sdd-dd:Location>

</sdd-dd:Manufacturer>

</sdd-dd:Identity>


- <sdd-dd:Parameter id="IAInstallLocation">

<sdd-dd:DisplayName>Select the folder where would you like to install InstallAnywhere.</sdd-dd:DisplayName>

</sdd-dd:Parameter>

- <sdd-dd:Parameter id="getInstallIACollaboration" defaultValue="FALSE">

<sdd-dd:DisplayName>Would you like to Install IA Collaboration?</sdd-dd:DisplayName>

</sdd-dd:Parameter>

- <sdd-dd:Parameter id="EclipseLocation">

- 

<sdd-dd:DisplayName>Specify the location of your Eclipse environment</sdd-dd:DisplayName>

</sdd-dd:Parameter>

</sdd-dd:Variables>


- <sdd-dd:Requirement id="OSLevel">

<sdd-common:Description>The Windows bundle requires WinNT4</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="osMinimumVersionCheck" resourceRef="os">

<sdd-common:Description>Checking for NT4, verified on versions up to XP</sdd-common:Description>


- 

- <sdd-dd:Range>


</sdd-dd:Range>

- 


- <sdd-dd:Range>



- <!--


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</sdd-dd:Range>

</sdd-dd:Certified>




- <sdd-dd:Requirement id="EclipseLevel">

<sdd-common:Description>IA Collaboration reqiures Eclipse 3.1.2 or greater</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="eclipseMinimimVersionCheck" resourceRef="eclipse">


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- <sdd-dd:Range>


</sdd-dd:Range>

- 


- <sdd-dd:Value>


</sdd-dd:Value>

</sdd-dd:Certified>





- <sdd-dd:ResultingResource resourceRef="JRE">

<sdd-common:Description>This is the JRE required to run IA.</sdd-common:Description>

<sdd-common:ShortDescription>Java(TM) Runtime Environment, Standard Edition</sdd-common:ShortDescription>



- <sdd-dd:ResultingResource resourceRef="InstallAnywhere">

<sdd-common:Description>This is all of the IA files</sdd-common:Description>

<sdd-common:ShortDescription>InstallAnywhere Enterprise</sdd-common:ShortDescription>



- <sdd-dd:ResultingResource resourceRef="InstallAnywhereCollaboration">

<sdd-common:Description>This is the IA Collaboration Plugin</sdd-common:Description>

<sdd-common:ShortDescription>InstallAnywhere Collaboration</sdd-common:ShortDescription>





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<sdd-dd:Parameter name="USER_INSTALL_DIR" value="$(InstallLocation)" />

<sdd-dd:Parameter name="INSTALL_COLLAB" value="$(getInstallIACollaboration)" />

<sdd-dd:Parameter name="ECLIPSE_DIR" value="$(EclipseLocation)" />

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- 



<sdd-dd:UninstallArtifact />

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</sdd-dd:Artifacts>



3.4 SAP - TBD

3.4.1


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3.5 SAS

3.5.1 SAS MC (management console) Application (unix/windows)


- <sdd-dd:DeploymentDescriptor xmlns:sdd-dd="urn:oasis:names:tc:SDD:1:0:deploymentDescriptor" xmlns:sdd-common="urn:oasis:names:tc:SDD:1:0:common" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" schemaVersion="1.0" lastModified="2006-10-13T09:30:47.0Z" descriptorID="60101111111111111111111111111111">

- <sdd-dd:Topology>


- <sdd-dd:HostedResource id="Filesys" type="FileSystem">

- <sdd-dd:HostedResource id="UnixRootDir" type="FileSystem">

<sdd-common:Description>This is the root install location on Unix</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:Property>

<sdd-dd:PropertyName>Root</sdd-dd:PropertyName>

<sdd-dd:Value>/usr</sdd-dd:Value>

</sdd-dd:Property>


- <sdd-dd:HostedResource id="WindowsRootDir" type="FileSystem">

<sdd-common:Description>This is the root install location on Windows</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:Property>

<sdd-dd:PropertyName>Root</sdd-dd:PropertyName>

<sdd-dd:Value>C:\</sdd-dd:Value>

</sdd-dd:Property>


- <sdd-dd:HostedResource id="WindowsProgramFiles" type="Directory">

- <sdd-dd:Property>

<sdd-dd:PropertyName>Type</sdd-dd:PropertyName>

<sdd-dd:Value>ProgramFiles</sdd-dd:Value>

</sdd-dd:Property>


- <sdd-dd:HostedResource id="InstallDir" type="Directory">

<sdd-common:Name>$(InstallLocation)</sdd-common:Name>



<sdd-dd:HostedResource id="JRE" type="InstalledSoftware" />

<sdd-dd:HostedResource id="JDK" type="InstalledSoftware" />

<sdd-dd:HostedResource id="mgmtconsole" type="Application" />

</sdd-dd:Resource>

</sdd-dd:Topology>

- <sdd-dd:InstallableUnit id="SASMC" installType="baseInstall" targetResourceRef="os">

- <sdd-dd:Identity softwareID="mgmtconsole">

<sdd-common:Name>SAS Management Console</sdd-common:Name>


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<sdd-common:Description>SAS Management Console installation</sdd-common:Description>

<sdd-common:Version>9.2</sdd-common:Version>

- <sdd-common:Manufacturer>

<sdd-common:Name>SAS Institute Inc.</sdd-common:Name>

- <sdd-common:Location>

<sdd-common:Address>SAS Campus Drive, Cary, NC 27513</sdd-common:Address>

<sdd-common:Country>U.S.A.</sdd-common:Country>

</sdd-common:Location>

</sdd-common:Manufacturer>

</sdd-dd:Identity>



- <sdd-dd:URIParameter id="InstallLocation">

<sdd-common:Description>Root of the directory into which Software should be installed</sdd-common:Description>

<sdd-common:ShortDescription>Install location for SAS Software</sdd-common:ShortDescription>

</sdd-dd:URIParameter>


</sdd-dd:Variables>


- <sdd-dd:Requirement id="OS.reqt">

<sdd-common:Description>SAS Management Console is supported on AIX V5.3, Solaris SPARC 10 and Windows XP Professional</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:Alternative id="AIX.alt">

<sdd-common:Description>Requirements on AIX</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="AIX.requirement" resourceRef="os">



<sdd-dd:Value>AIX</sdd-dd:Value>



- <sdd-dd:Supported>

- <sdd-dd:Range>


<sdd-dd:MaxVersion inclusive="false">5.4</sdd-dd:MaxVersion>

</sdd-dd:Range>

</sdd-dd:Supported>




- <sdd-dd:Alternative id="Windows.alt">

<sdd-common:Description>Requirements on Windows XP</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="Windows.requirement" resourceRef="os">



<sdd-dd:Value>Windows XP</sdd-dd:Value>



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- <sdd-dd:Range>


</sdd-dd:Range>

</sdd-dd:Supported>




- <sdd-dd:Alternative id="solaris.alt">

<sdd-common:Description>Requirements on Solaris 64</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="Solaris64.requirement" resourceRef="os">



<sdd-dd:Value>Solaris</sdd-dd:Value>



<sdd-dd:PropertyName>Processor.Family</sdd-dd:PropertyName>

<sdd-dd:Value>SPARC Family</sdd-dd:Value>




- <sdd-dd:Range>


</sdd-dd:Range>

</sdd-dd:Supported>





- <sdd-dd:Requirement id="Java.reqt">

- <sdd-dd:Alternative id="JDK.alt">

<sdd-common:Description>The installation of SAS Management Console requires a JDK version 1.5.0 or later</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="JDK.check" resourceRef="JDK">

<sdd-common:Name>Java(TM) Standard Development Kit</sdd-common:Name>



- <sdd-dd:Range>


<sdd-dd:MaxVersion inclusive="false">1.6.0</sdd-dd:MaxVersion>

</sdd-dd:Range>

</sdd-dd:Supported>




- <sdd-dd:Alternative id="JRE.alt">


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<sdd-common:Description>The installation of SAS Management Console requires a JRE version 1.5.0 or later</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="JRE.check" resourceRef="JRE">

<sdd-common:Name>Java(TM) Runtime Environment, Standard Edition</sdd-common:Name>



- <sdd-dd:Range>


<sdd-dd:MaxVersion inclusive="false">1.6.0</sdd-dd:MaxVersion>

</sdd-dd:Range>

</sdd-dd:Supported>





- <sdd-dd:Requirement id="DiskSpace.reqt">

<sdd-common:Description>The installation of SAS Management Console requires 2000 KBytes of available space in the file system where the application is installed.</sdd-common:Description>

<sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="Filesys.check" resourceRef="InstallDir" />

- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="DiskSpace.check" resourceRef="Filesys">

- <sdd-dd:ConsumptionConstraint>

<sdd-dd:PropertyName>AvailableSpace</sdd-dd:PropertyName>

<sdd-dd:Value unit="kilobytes">2000</sdd-dd:Value>

</sdd-dd:ConsumptionConstraint>



- <sdd-dd:Requirement id="AvailableMemory">

<sdd-common:Description>SAS Management Console requires 128 megabytes of memory to run properly.</sdd-common:Description>

- <sdd-dd:ResourceConstraint id="AvailableMemoryCheck" resourceRef="os">

- <sdd-dd:CapacityConstraint>

<sdd-dd:PropertyName>TotalVisibleMemorySize</sdd-dd:PropertyName>

- <sdd-dd:Value unit="megabytes">

<sdd-dd:Minimum>128</sdd-dd:Minimum>

</sdd-dd:Value>

</sdd-dd:CapacityConstraint>




- <sdd-dd:ResultingResource resourceRef="mgmtconsole">

<sdd-common:Name>SAS Management Console</sdd-common:Name>


- <sdd-dd:Property>

<sdd-dd:PropertyName>Directory</sdd-dd:PropertyName>

<sdd-dd:Value>$(InstallLocation)</sdd-dd:Value>

</sdd-dd:Property>




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- <sdd-dd:InstallArtifact type="jar" fileRef="SASMC_InstallArtifact">

- <sdd-dd:Arguments>

<sdd-dd:Argument name="InstallLocation" value="heavenstobetsy" />

</sdd-dd:Arguments>

- <sdd-dd:OutputVariables>

<sdd-dd:OutputVariable id="install_artifact_success" artifactParameter="successOrFail" />

<sdd-dd:OutputVariable id="metadata_servers_available" artifactParameter="numberOfMetadataServersDetected" />

</sdd-dd:OutputVariables>

<sdd-dd:AdditionalFile fileRef="SASMC_JAR" />


- <sdd-dd:UninstallArtifact type="jar" fileRef="SASMC_UninstallArtifact">

- <sdd-dd:Arguments>

<sdd-dd:Argument name="InstallLocation" />

</sdd-dd:Arguments>

- <sdd-dd:OutputVariables>

<sdd-dd:OutputVariable id="uninstall_artifact_success" />

</sdd-dd:OutputVariables>

</sdd-dd:UninstallArtifact>

</sdd-dd:Artifacts>




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4 Profile Examples

4.1 Dell

4.2 IBM

4.2.1 JRE on AIX

NameValue Type Definition

Class Attribute Source (CIM2.15 or SDD1.0)

OperatingSystem: Name= “AIX”

AIX OSType CIM_OperatingSystem.OSType

5.1 | 5.2 | 5.3 Version CIM_OperatingSystem.Version

rpm InstallArtifact SDD_InstallArtifact

“UsrFilesys” HostedResourceType.Name CIM_FileSystem

“Java™ Runtime Environment, Standard

Editition”

HostedResourceType.Name

SDD_InstalledSoftware

FileSystem: Name=“UserFileSys”

/usr Root CIM_FileSystem.Root

JFS FileSystemType CIM_FileSystem.FileSystemType

2688, 512-byte blocks AvailableSpace CIM_FileSystem.AvailableSpace

InstalledSoftware:

Name=“Java™ Runtime Environment, Standard Editition”

JRE Type SDD_InstalledSoftware.Type

1.5.0.0 Version CIM_SoftwareIdentity.Version


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4.2.2 Simple AppClient

4.2.2.1 on AIX



OperatingSystem: Name=”AIX”


5.3 | 5.4 Version CIM_OperatingSystem.Version

jar InstallArtifact SDD_InstallArtifact

256, megabytes TotalVisibleMemorySize CIM_OperatingSystem.TotalVisibleMemorySize

“Filesys” HostedResourceType CIM_FileSystem

“Java™ Runtime Environment,

Standard Editition”

HostedResourceType


FileSystem: Name = “Filesys”



2000, 512-byte blocks

AvailableSpace CIM_FileSystem.AvailableSpace

InstalledSoftware: Name=“Java™ Runtime Environment, Standard Editition”



Application: Name=”Simple Application Client”

SDD InstalledSofware.Name

SimpleAppClient Type SDD InstalledSofware.Type

1.0 Version CIM_SoftwareIdentity.Version


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Simple AppClient

4.2.2.2 … on Windows



OperatingSystem: Name=”Windows”

Windows_XP OSType CIM_OperatingSystem.OSType

5.1.26.00 Version CIM_OperatingSystem.Version


“Java™ Runtime Environment,

Standard Editition”

HostedResourceType


“InstallDir” HostedResourceType

CIM_Directory

“Filesys” HostedResourceType CIM_FileSystem.Root

FileSystem: “Filesys” CIM_FileSystem.Name

C:\ Root CIM_FileSystem.Root

NTFS | FAT32 FileSystemType CIM_FileSystem.FileSystemType

2,000,000 bytes AvailableSpace CIM_FileSystem.AvailableSpace

Directory Name=“InstallDir” CIM_LogicalFile.Name

ProgramFiles Type SDD_Directory.Type

InstalledSoftware: Name=“Java™ Runtime Environment, Standard Editition”




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Application: Name=”Simple Application Client”

SDD InstalledSofware.Name

SimpleAppClient Type SDD InstalledSofware.Type

1.0 Version CIM_SoftwareIdentity.Version

baseInstall InstallType SDD InstalledSoftware.InstallType


4.3 MacroVision

4.3.1 InstallAnywhere Application on MacOS




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4.3.2 InstallAnywhere Application on Windows



Processor:

* Family CIM_Processor.Family

OperatingSystem: Name=”Windows”

WindowsXP | WindowsNT OSType CIM_OperatingSystem.OSType


?? TotalVisibleMemorySize CIM_OperatingSystem.TotalVisibleMemorySize

?? InstallArtifact SDD_InstallArtifact

“Java™ Runtime Environment, Standard

Editition”

HostedResourceType


“eclipseJRE” HostedResourceType


“Eclipse” HostedResourceType

SDD_Installedsoftware

“InstallAnywhere” HostedResourceType

CIM_Application

InstallAnywhereCollaboration”

HostedResourceType

CIM_Application

FileSystem: Name=“TBD” CIM_FileSystem.Name

TBD Root CIM_FileSystem.Root


TBD AvailableSpace CIM_FileSystem.AvailableSpace

Directory Name=“TBD” CIM_LogicalFile.Name

TBD Type SDD_Directory.Type


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InstalledSoftware: Name=“eclipseJRE”

eclipseJRE Type SDD_InstalledSoftware.Type

w.x.y.z. Version CIM_SoftwareIdentity.Version

InstalledSoftware: Name=“eclipse”

eclipse Type SDD_InstalledSoftware.Type


Application: Name=“ InstallAnywhere”

TBD Type SDD_InstalledSoftware.Type




Application: Name=“ InstallAnywhereCollaboration”

TBD Type SDD_InstalledSoftware.Type





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4.5 SAS

4.5.1 SAS MC (management console) Application on AIX



Processor:


OperatingSystem: Name=”AIX”




“UnixRootDir” HostedResourceType CIM_FileSystem

“JRE”, “JDK” HostedResourceType


“SAS_Management_Console”

HostedResourceType

CIM_Application

FileSystem: Name=”UnixRootDir” CIM_FileSystem.Name



2688, 512-byte blocks AvailableSpace CIM_FileSystem.AvailableSpace

InstalledSoftware: Name=”JRE” SDD_InstalledSoftware.Name


1.5.0.0 | 1.6.0.0 Version CIM_SoftwareIdentity.Version


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InstalledSoftware: Name=”JDK” SDD_InstalledSoftware.Name

JDK Type SDD_InstalledSoftware.Type


Application: Name=“SAS_Management_Console”

CIM_Application

SAS_MC Type SDD_Application.type




4.5.2 SAS MC (management console) Application on Solaris



Processor:

SPARC Family CIM_Processor.Family

OperatingSystem: Name=”Solaris64”

Solaris OSType CIM_OperatingSystem.OSType

10.0 | * Version CIM_OperatingSystem.Version


“UnixRootDir” HostedResourceType CIM_FileSystem

“JRE”, “JDK” HostedResourceType


“SAS_Management_Console”

HostedResourceType

CIM_Application

FileSystem: Name=”UnixRootDir” CIM_FileSystem.Name


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/USR Root CIM_FileSystem.Root

UFS | PCFS | HSPF |

VxFS | NFS | PROCFS

FileSystemType CIM_FileSystem.FileSystemType


InstalledSoftware: Name=”JRE” SDD_InstalledSoftware

jre Type SDD_InstalledSoftware.Type


InstalledSoftware: Name=”JDK” SDD_InstalledSoftware

jdk Type SDD_InstalledSoftware.Type



CIM_Application





4.5.3 SAS MC (management console) Application on Windows



Processor:


OperatingSystem: Name=”windows”

WindowsXP OSType CIM_OperatingSystem.OSType

5.1.2.60.00 Version CIM_OperatingSystem.Version

128, megabytes TotalVisibleMemorySize CIM_OperatingSystem.TotalVisibleMemorySiz


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“WindowsRootDir” HostedResourceType CIM_FileSystem.Root

JRE, JDK HostedResourceType


“WindowsProgramFiles” HostedResourceType CIM_Directory

SAS_Management_Console

HostedResourceType

CIM_Application

FileSystem: “WindowsRootDir” CIM_FileSystem.Name

C:\ Root CIM_FileSystem.Root



Directory Name=“WindowsProgramFiles” CIM_LogicalFile.Name

ProgramFiles Type SDD_Directory.Type

InstalledSoftware: Name=“JRE” SDD_InstalledSoftware

jre Type SDD_InstalledSoftware.Type


InstalledSoftware: Name=“JRE” SDD_InstalledSoftware

jdk Type SDD_InstalledSoftware.Type



CIM_Application






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