BCI Nodes - Directory
<Directory> - In BBj 11.00 and higher, this node extracts a directory that is included in a jar. The parent must be a <Jar> node.
Attribute | Description | Possible Values | Default Value |
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name |
The name of a directory that is in a jar file. |
Directory name | None |
installdir |
The directory name into which this directory will be installed. When not preceded by a slash, this directory is relative to the installation directory. |
File name | None |
permission |
The permission of the file. Where:
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r+w (read for all, write for owner) |
overwrite |
Specifies if the directory already exists, should it be overwritten or not. |
true, false | true |
uninstall |
Specifies under what condition the directory be removed at uninstall time. |
never, always, notmodified | notmodified |
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bit |
Specifies the Java bit level for which the BCI node will be active. |
In BBj 19.21 and higher, the following values may also be used:
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0 = All bit levels |
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osbit |
Specifies the OS bit level for which the BCI node will be active. |
In BBj 19.21 and higher, the following values may also be used:
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0 = All bit levels |
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osname | In BBj 24.10 and higher, specifies the OS for which the BCI node will be active. Multiple OS's are comma separated. |
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All | ||||||||||
portid |
Specifies the port ID for which the BCI node will be active. Multiple port IDs are comma separated. As of BBj 24.10, the portid attribute has been removed. Use osname instead. |
See Platform Availability for possible port IDs. |
All port IDs |
<Variable> - In BBj 11.00 and higher, this node creates a variable that can be used instead of string value in the custominstall.xml. The following variables are provided by default:
Variable Name | Variable Value |
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$BASISInstallDir |
BASIS installation directory. |
$BASISInstallDrive |
BASIS installation drive on Windows resolves to the drive letter and colon (i.e. d:). |
$DesktopDir |
Desktop directory on Windows. |
$InstallDir |
Installation directory. |
$InstallDrive |
Installation drive on Windows resolves to the drive letter and colon (i.e. d:). |
$ProgramsDir |
Programs directory on Windows. |
$UserHome |
User's home directory. |
$Version |
BBj version. |
Example
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