Liquid UI - Documentation - 2.1 Installing bot

2.1 Installing bot


The Liquid UI bot solution is very easy to install and configure. In this section, we will describe how to install and license bot.

System Requirements

Liquid UI bot requires a Windows based operating system - Macintosh and UNIX operating systems are not supported at this time. Both Server and single-user client systems support bot, however, it is intended to run as a scheduled operation from a server. The bot will function on any of the following Windows-based operating systems. It does not require any additional RAM beyond the Microsoft system requirements and requires only 10MB of hard disk storage, without creating any custom scripts. Like the other Synactive Liquid UI products, bot can access scripts stored in any of the following locations.

  • Local directories
  • Network shared directories
  • Web shared directories
  • SAP Web Repository (SAPWR)

 

The Liquid UI bot supports the following operating systems. These links will direct you to the individual Microsoft system requirements.


Required Files

Bot requires the following files, which will be included in the bot package you will receive from Synactive. 

  • GuiXT4Web.dll: 1.2.205 or above
  • GuiXT4WebApp.exe
  • webscript.dll: 1.0.108.0 or above
  • wsodbc.dll: 1.0.1.0 or above
  • SynSerialManager.exe: 2.2.35 or above
  • SynSerialManager.exe: 2.2.35 or above
  • guixt.sjs

 

 
Note: Even if you have other Synactive products installed, you must place a separate guixt.sjs file containing a valid license for the Liquid UI WS engine in the bot directory.


Installing bot

To install bot, please do the following.

  1. Purchase and obtain the bot package including the required files listed above from Synactive. This will include an Installer, so to use the Install Wizard, proceed to the next section.
  2. Please note that the bot installer may not create a guixt.sjs file in the new bot directory. If this happens, use the guixt.sjs file included with your WS engine, Liquid UI Server, or Webserver as a model to create a new guixt.sjs file for bot. You will need to comment on the license information and you must also set the script directory to the one you will use with bot.

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