Step 3 - Run the Installation Script

To set up EFTLink with an active core:

Table 2-3 Core Names

Core Name (Case insensitive)	Description
Cayan	Cayan
FIPay	AJB FIPay
OciusSentinel	Verifone Ocius Sentinel
OPIRetail	OPIRetail
PayByLink	PayByLink (as secondary core only)
PayPal	PayPal (supports Ewallet transactions only)
PointUS	Verifone Point (US)
SixPay	Six Payment Services MPD
SolveConnect	The Logic Group SolveConnect
TenderRetail	TenderRetail
WorldPay	WorldPay

For Windows,

• From the run line type:<installation directory\installcore.bat  (Advanced setup)

• From a command terminal:<installation directory\installcore.bat <CoreName>  (Legacy setup)

For Linux,

Open a terminal and change the directory to the EFTLink installation path and type: installcore.sh <coreName>

Follow the on-screen instructions. The batch or script file does two things:

• Configures EftlinkConfig.properties with the desired core(s).

• Copies the selected core property file from the specific core folder to the main EFTLink folder, where it will be the active file.

• Installs EFTLink as a Windows Service.

• Creates TLS Communication Keys.

The table below lists the full classpath to the supplied core application.

Table 2-4 Core Classpath

Core	Classpath
AJB FIPay	manito.eft.ajb.FIPayCore
Cayan	manito.eft.cayan.CayanCore
OPI Retail	oracle.eftlink.opiretail.OPIRetailCore
PayPal	oracle.eftlink.paypal.PayPalCore
Six Payment Services MPD	manito.eft.sixpay.SixpayMPDOPIClient
Tender Retail	manito.eft.tenderretail.TenderRetailCore
The Logic Group SolveConnect	manito.eft.solveconnect.SolveConnectCore
Verifone Ocius Sentinel	manito.eft.ocius_sentinel.OciusSentinelCore
Verifone Point US	manito.eft.pointus.PointUSCore
WorldPay	manito.eft.worldpay.WorldPayCore