Unattended Install & Uninstall

Unattended Install

The Windows installer can be installed unattended, however certain properties must be set:

Property	Description	Default
ServiceUser	Required - The service account user name. This defines what user the Prizm Service should run as. It should be in the format DOMAIN\USER.	None
ServicePassword	Required - The password for the ServiceUser.	None
InstallFolder	Optional - The base installation directory for the product.	"C:\Prizm"
SelectedClientFeatures	Optional - The Client Side features to install. This can be empty or a comma separated list of values that can contain any of the following: "HTML5Viewer" "LocalFileViewerFeature"	"HTML5Viewer,LocalFileViewerFeature"
SelectedServicesFeatures	Optional - This can be set to "ALL" to include the server side features or set to an empty string to not include them.	"ALL"
IISConfigureSamples	Optional - Whether to configure the samples with IIS or not. Set to "1" for yes and set to an empty string for no.	"1"
IISReregister	Optional - Whether to re-register ASP.NET v4 with IIS or not. Set to "1" for yes and set to an empty string for no.	"1"

To start the unattended install:

The PrizmContentConnect.exe can be used to launch the installer and specify the above parameters in silent mode. Open a command line prompt as an Administrator, change to the folder where the .exe is located, and run the following (note that the values shown below for ServiceUser and ServicePassword are examples, and you will need to change them to specify your ServiceUser and ServicePassword):

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> PrizmContentConnect.exe ServiceUser=accusoft.com\PrizmUser ServicePassword=pccpassword -s -l output.log

The -s flag is required to trigger silent mode and prevent the UI from opening. Leaving this out will open the UI.

The -l output.log flag is optional. If specified, it will output a log of the entire install process to a file using the specified name for the filename. For a complete install, this will output 3 files. If the install fails, include these files in bug reports.

You may wish to run this with the start command to wait for completion, otherwise the install will start in the background and on a console or script, it will return immediately.

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> start /wait PrizmContentConnect.exe ServiceUser=accusoft.com\PrizmUser ServicePassword=pccpassword -s -l output.log

After which the PLU can be used to retrieve a license, for example:

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> C:\Prizm\jre6\jre6-windows-x86-32\bin\java.exe -jar C:\Prizm\plu\plu.jar deploy get C:\path\to\License_Config.txt "License Solution Name"

For more details on command line parameters to the licensing utility, refer to the Prizm License Utility section Command Line Mode.

Next, the service needs to be started. See the Getting Started with PCC > Starting & Stopping Prizm Services > Windows for more information on stopping and starting the service.

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> net start prizm

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> net start prizm

PCC should now be installed, licensed and started.

When installing from the command line on Windows, the use of 8.3 notation to specify the install directory is not supported. While this may result in an error free install, some services may not start as expected.

Unattended Uninstall

You can use the -u flag as shown below to silently uninstall Prizm Content Connect on Windows:

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> PrizmContentConnect.exe -u -l output.log