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| Sun ONE Studio 5, Standard Edition Getting Started Guide |
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| C H A P T E R 11 |
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Uninstalling the IDE |
An uninstaller wizard is available to remove the Sun ONE Studio 5 IDE. You must uninstall the IDE and the Sun ONE Application Server with the same user privileges required during the installation. On a Solaris or Linux system, you must be a superuser. On a Microsoft Windows system, you must have administrative privileges.
This chapter describes how to uninstall each of the supported platforms:
Use the Microsoft Windows Add/Remove utility to uninstall in the Windows operating environment.
1. Exit and shut down the IDE before starting this procedure.
2. Ensure that you have at least J2SE version 1.4.1_02 available on your system.
3. Choose Start > Settings > Control Panel.
The Control Panel dialog box appears.
4. Double-click Add/Remove Programs.
5. Select Sun ONE Studio 5, Standard Edition from the list of currently installed programs.
The InstallShield Wizard prepares the uninstaller wizard and the Welcome panel appears.
7. Click Next and follow the instructions.
When the uninstallation is complete, the final Summary panel appears.
9. Check the s1studio-install-directory.
A successful uninstallation leaves the following files and folders:
s1studio-install-directory\appserver7
s1studio-install-directory\appserver7\bin
s1studio-install-directory\appserver7\bin\lib
s1studio-install-directory\appserver7\bin\share\bin
If your s1studio-install-directory/appserver7 directory contains other files, you might have installed add-on products or the uninstallation might be incomplete. See Identifying and Fixing an Incomplete Uninstallation for more information.
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Note - The s1studio-user-directory is not deleted during uninstallation. |
10. Examine the s1studio-install-directory\uninstall.log file for error messages.
11. If the uninstallation was successful, you can delete the remaining directories and files.
2. Ensure that you have at least J2SE version 1.4.1_02 available on your system.
3. Set your display environment variable to display to your local machine.
For example, if you use the bash shell, type:
% export DISPLAY=your-local-machine:0.0 |
5. Start the uninstaller wizard.
# java -jar /s1studio-install-directory/_uninst/uninstall.jar |
The uninstaller's Welcome screen appears.
6. Click Next and follow the instructions.
The uninstaller wizard uninstalls the IDE.
8. Check the s1studio-install-directory.
A successful uninstallation leaves the following directories and files:
s1studio-install-directory/appserver7
s1studio-install-directory/_uninst
If your s1studio-install-directory/appserver7 directory contains other files, you might have installed add-on products or the uninstallation might be incomplete.
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Note - The s1studio-user-directory is not deleted during uninstallation. |
9. Examine the s1studio-install-directory/uninstall.log file for error messages.
If you suspect your uninstallation was incomplete, see Chapter 12 for information about fixing a failed uninstallation.
10. If the uninstallation was successful, you can delete the remaining directories and files.
# rm -r s1studio-install-directory |
Use this command to remove the log files and the installation directory only. Do not attempt to uninstall the product files using this command. You must run the uninstaller successfully before removing these log files and the directory in which they reside.
11. Exit from superuser privileges.
2. Ensure that you have at least J2SE version 1.4.1_02 available on your system.
3. Enable client access to the X server by typing:
% xhost + your-machine-name |
4. Set your display environment variable to display to your local machine.
% setenv DISPLAY your-machine-name:0.0 |
6. Start the uninstaller wizard.
# java -jar /s1studio-install-directory/_uninst/uninstall.jar |
7. Click Next and follow the instructions.
The uninstaller wizard uninstalls the IDE.
9. Check the s1studio-install-directory.
A successful uninstallation leaves the following directories and files:
s1studio-install-directory/appserver7
s1studio-install-directory/_uninst
If your s1studio-install-directory/appserver7 directory contains other files, you might have installed add-on products or the uninstallation might be incomplete.
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Note - The s1studio-user-directory is not deleted during uninstallation. |
10. Examine the s1studio-install-directory/uninstall.log file for error messages.
If you suspect your uninstallation was incomplete, see Chapter 12 for information about fixing a failed uninstallation.
11. If the uninstallation was successful, delete the remaining directories and files. :
# rm -r s1studio-install-directory |
Use this command to remove the log files and the installation directory, only. Do not attempt to remove the product files using this command. You must run the uninstaller successfully before removing these log files and the directory in which they reside.
12. Disable client access and exit from superuser privileges.
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