Unity Client for use with SAP ArchiveLink Installer Overview - Connector for use with SAP ArchiveLink - English - Foundation 22.1 - OnBase - Essential - Premier - Standard - external - Essential - Standard

The Unity Client for use with SAP ArchiveLink can be installed using the Hyland Unity Client for use with SAP ArchiveLink installer. This installer can be found in the ..\Install\Unity Client for use with SAP ArchiveLink\ folder of your OnBase software build.

Note:

If the installer is being copied from the source location to be run from a different location, the entire Unity Client for use with SAP ArchiveLink folder and its contents must be copied to the new location.

To install the Unity Client for use with SAP ArchiveLink using the installer:

Launch the installer by running setup.exe.
The welcome dialog is displayed.
Click Next. The Destination Folder dialog is displayed.
Enter the top-level installation directory in the field provided, or click Change to browse to it.

Note:
This location does not affect components not installed under the top-level directory. If the installer provides for the installation of multiple components, the specific installation locations of each component can be changed later in the installation process.

If Change is clicked the Change destination folder dialog box is displayed.

Enter a Folder name in the field provided or select it from the Look in drop-down list, then click OK.

If the Destination Folder is not changed, the default location is used.

Click Next. The Custom Setup dialog is displayed.

The following features can be installed using the Hyland Unity Client for use with SAP ArchiveLink installer:

Component	Description
Unity Client	Installs the Unity Client for use with SAP ArchiveLink.
Datalogics	Installs Datalogics.
Application Enabler*	Installs the Application Enabler module. Application Enabler provides a way to seamlessly integrate an organization's core line-of-business applications with OnBase.
Client Automation API*	Installs the Unity Client Automation API, which is used by third-party applications to automate the Unity Client.
Virtual Print Driver Listener*	Installs the Virtual Print Driver listener.
Unity Pop Automation*	Installs Unity Pop.

Click the drop-down list beside the name of a component to display the installation options:

Option	Description
Will be installed on local hard drive	Installs the selected feature and does not install any dependent, optional functionality. To view optional functionality, click the + icon next to the feature to expand the sub feature list.
Entire feature will be installed on local hard drive	Installs the selected feature and any dependent functionality. To view the dependent functionality, click the + icon next to the feature to expand the sub feature list.
Entire feature will be unavailable	Select this option to remove a feature from the list of features to install.

Select This feature will be installed on local hard drive for each component you want to install.
To install all components, select Entire feature will be installed on local hard drive from the drop-down list beside the top-level component.
To determine the amount of space available for installation of the selected components, click Disk Usage. The Disk Space Requirements dialog is displayed, with information on the space required for the selected components and the space available on the drives accessible by the installation machine.
To change the installation location of a component, select it and click Browse. The Change destination folder dialog is displayed.

Enter a Folder name in the field provided or select it from the Look in drop-down list. If the destination folder is not changed, components are installed to default locations.
Click Next. The Service Location dialog is displayed.
In the Display Name field, enter a user-friendly name for the service location.
In the Service Path field, enter the full URL to the Service.asmx page on the OnBase Application Server. For example, https://MachineName/AppServer/Service.asmx.

Note:
Ensure that the Service Path reflects the configuration of the OnBase Application Server in regard to HTTPS bindings. If the Application Server is not configured to use HTTPS, setting the Service Path to HTTPS in this installer does not configure an HTTPS binding on the OnBase Application Server.
In the Data Source field, enter the name of the data source connection this component will use to connect to OnBase.
Select Yes from the Use NT / LDAP Authentication drop-down list if your system uses Active Directory or LDAP Authentication, otherwise select No.

Note:
In order to use Active Directory or LDAP authentication, the database against which the installed component runs must be separately configured for Active Directory or LDAP authentication. This installer configures the installed components to match the authentication scheme of the database but does not configure Active Directory or LDAP.

Click Next. The Additional Settings dialog is displayed.

In the Default Mail Client drop-down list, select the default email client that users will use to send external mail from within the Unity Client for use with SAP ArchiveLink .

If you chose to install Unity Pop Automation, the Additional Settings dialog includes Unity Pop options.

In the Unity Pop option drop-down list, select the Pop integration option that will be used for document retrieval and viewing.

Option	Description
DocPop Link	Select this option to use DocPop. The DocPop URL field will become available. For more information, see the DocPop module reference guide.
Unity Pop File	Select this option to use Unity Pop Files.
Unity Pop Link	Select this option to use Unity Pop Links. CAUTION: Do not select Unity Pop Link if existing Unity Pop files are still in use by your organization.

Click Next. If you chose to install Application Enabler Client, the Application Enabler Options dialog is displayed.
1. In the Default Configuration File field, enter the full URL or UNC path to the default configuration file that Application Enabler should use (for example, \\FileServer\Apps\ApplicationEnabler\DefaultFile.xml), or click Change to navigate to the file to use. Leave this field empty to not configure a default file.
2. Select Enable HTTP Automation to expose an HTTP endpoint to allow third-party applications to perform Application Enabler context events.
3. If Enable HTTP Automation is selected, type the port number for the HTTP endpoint in the Port field. The default value is 15412.
4. Select Enable HTTPS Automation to expose an HTTPS endpoint to allow third-party applications to perform Application Enabler context events.
  
  Note:
  HTTPS Automation requires additional configuration after installation.
5. If Enable HTTPS Automation is selected, type the port number for the HTTPS endpoint in the Port field. The default value is 15425.
Click Next. If you chose to install any of the Service Mode components, the Service Mode Options dialog is displayed.

Select Prevent Client from launching on system startup to prevent the Client from automatically launching when the system starts.
Click Next. The Ready to install dialog is displayed.
Select Create Desktop shortcut(s) when applicable to create shortcuts to the installed components on in the Windows Start | All Programs | Hyland menu, on the Windows desktop, or in both locations, when applicable.
Click Install to continue with the installation, or click Cancel to cancel the installation.
When the installation is complete, click Finish.

Tip:
In order to ensure that the required system settings take effect, it is a best practice to restart the installing machine once the installer has finished.