User interface mode

Search for	Example	Results
A single word	`cat`	Topics that contain the word "cat". You will also find its grammatical variations, such as "cats".
A phrase. You can specify that the search results contain a specific phrase.	`"cat food"` (quotation marks)	Topics that contain the literal phrase "cat food" and all its grammatical variations. Without the quotation marks, the query is equivalent to specifying an OR operator, which finds topics with one of the individual words instead of the phrase.

Search for	Operator	Example
Two or more words in the same topic	`AND` `and` `+` (plus symbol) `&` (ampersand)	`cat AND dog` `"cat food"+milk` `"cat food"&"dog food"`
Either word in a topic	`OR` `or` `\|` (pipe)	`cat OR dog` `cat \| dog`
Topics that do not contain a specific word or phrase	`NOT` `not` `!` (exclamation point)	`NOT cat` `! dog`
Topics that contain one string and do not contain another	`^` (caret)	`cat ^ mouse`
A combination of search types	`( )` parentheses	`cat + (dog \| mouse)` `cat \| dog + (! mouse)`

Cloud Service Automation4.90

Integrate > Integrate with content capsules > Install Content Capsule > Cloud Content Capsule Installer > Install > User Interface Mode

User interface mode

To launch the Cloud Content Capsule Installer in GUI mode for both Windows and Linux based systems, complete the following steps:

Log on to the server as root or administrator user.
Navigate to the directory where you have downloaded the installer.
Double-click the installation file.

For example, the name of the installer file is CapsuleInstaller.jar

Open a command prompt window.
Navigate to the directory that contains the installer.

Note: For installation on Linux machine, you must make sure to set the environment path as mentioned in the Setting Environment Variable (Linux only) section.

Launch the installation by entering the name of the installer:

For example, enter java -jar CapsuleInstaller.jar

The Installer will be launched.

Introduction Screen

On the Introduction screen, click Browse and navigate to the content capsule folder.

Select the Content Capsule(s), and then click Next.

Content Details

The Cloud Content Capsule Installer will display the Content details of the capsules to be installed along with certification and signature information. If you are installing the Capsule which is not signed, then the certification and signature information will display as follows:

However, if you are installing the Capsule which is signed, then the corresponding certification and signature information will be displayed as shown in the below.

The Capsule Installer will also validate the base OO contents defined in the capsule manifest by comparing the available OO jars with the base OOTB jars defined in the manifest.

If the available base OO jar version is greater than or equal to the required base jars versions defined in the manifest, the installer will allow you to proceed with the content deployment.
If the base OO jar version is less than the required base jars versions defined in the manifest, an error message is displayed. To proceed, you need to deploy the correct OO jar versions in OO Central and then re-run the installer.

Click Next to continue. The License Agreement screen will appear.

License Agreement

Read and select I ACCEPT the terms and conditions, and then click Next.

The Cloud Service Automation details screen will appear.

Cloud Service Automation Details

Enter required details including password in Password field, and then click Authenticate CSA. If authentication is successful, OK button will become active as shown above. Click OK, the Install options screen will appear as below.

Install Options

Cloud Content Capsule Installer supports the option to Update existing services.

To update services, select the content and check the Update existing services option. If service designs are already deployed on CSA, the installer updates the service designs.

Note: In the Silent mode, a tag <forceImportBlueprints> is defined to enable the force import option of service designs.

If Update and preserve existing services option is selected, any existing artifacts of the same type and name will be preserved (not overwritten) and renamed. Existing references to these artifacts will automatically use the renamed artifacts. New artifacts are created from the archive.
If both Update existing services and Update and preserve existing services options are selected, Update and preserve existing services will take the precedence.

Note: In the Silent mode, the tag <updatePreserveExisting> is defined to perform this task.

Note The Update existing services and Update and preserve existing services options are only valid for service designs and not for OO jars.

Click Next. Pre-installation Summary screen will appear.

Pre-installation Summary

The Pre-installation summary window provides the details about the selected Content Capsule items, basic information regarding the running system, and the CSA machines designated for installation.

Click Install to begin the deployment process. The deployment process includes Call to the CSA API (/content/v1/capsule) for installation of capsule.

Installing and Configuring Content Pack(s)

The Installing and configuring content pack(s) window shows the progress of the installation.

To view the details of the installation, select the Click to show details option.

The details will show whether the rest call to the CSA install capsule API was successful or not. If successful, status code 202 is displayed for acceptance. If unsuccessful, it will display other failure code.

After the installation is completed, either successfully or with errors, click Next. The Post-installation summary screen will appear.

Post-Installation Summary

The user can view the detailed information about the installation in the installation log, which is available in the installer directory.

To complete the installation process, click Finish.

Post-Installation Activities

To view the details about the installation, check the CPInstaller.log file, which is available in the same directory where the installer is downloaded.

Subsequent run log will append to the end of the CPInstaller.log file with a starting timestamp pointer or marker. If the log file size is greater than 1 MB while starting the execution of CapsuleInstaller.jar, the existing log file is renamed with the latest timestamp and a new log file is created in the same location. You can use the command line JVM argument to create a log file in any specified location.

For example, java -DCCC_INSTALL_LOG_DESTINATION=<OTHER_PATH_TO_GENERATE_LOG_FILE> -jar CapsuleInstaller.jar

Codar Support

Cloud Content Capsule Installer 4.90 supports Codar content deployment.

The following enhancements are done to the installer to support Codar:

User interface displays Codar as a product.
Installer identifies the licenses applied on CSA or Codar and allows the user to deploy the content based on licenses.

The following table lists the details about license and content deployment:

Base Product	Topup License Applied	Content Type in Content Pack	Content Type Expected to Deploy
CSA	CSA	CSA	CSA
	CSA	Codar	CSA
	CSA	CSA+Codar	CSA and Codar
	CSA+Codar	CSA	CSA
	CSA+Codar	Codar	Codar
	CSA+Codar	CSA+Codar	CSA and Codar
Codar	Codar	CSA	Does not allow to deploy
	Codar	Codar	Codar
	Codar	CSA+Codar	Codar
	Codar+CSA	Codar+CSA	CSA and Codar
	Codar+CSA	Codar	CSA and Codar
	Codar+CSA	CSA	CSA

Note In the Silent mode, the Cloud Content Capsule Installer considers only CSA content for deployment. It ignores Codar content.

Run Cloud Content Capsule Installer in CSA High Availability Cluster Mode

In a CSA High Availability setup, while installing CSA Installer, the Cloud Content Capsule Installer will be invoked on all nodes.

For example, if you want to explicitly install any OOTB content on an existing HA Setup, then run the Cloud Content Capsule Installer in the Standalone mode.

To do this, modify the silent_install.xml file with the host name and port of HA server host, and run the installer in each node. Also, update the OOS_URL (in csa.properties) with the HA server URL.

Note: If the password is wrapped within ENC(), it will be encrypted, if not, it will be considered as plain text password. You must generate the password using CSA password util tool.

Verify CSA Instance Information

The Cloud Content Capsule Installer attempts to automatically detect information about the local CSA and its Operations Orchestration instances. You must provide the correct user name and password.

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