Example How to Use Ascnnnn.sxp

This example illustrates how an ascnnnn.sxp file and its script files work together:

• asc0001.sxp specifies the script files asc0001.ins and asc0001.dei.
• asc0001.ins appends an IP address to the services file on the target computer after the installation of product XYZ.
• asc0001.dei deletes that IP address after the uninstallation of product XYZ.

asc0001.sxp

#Sign#
ArchiveName=asc0001
Release=1000
SXP=1.0

#Info#
Path=$(SxpWinSysDir)\drivers\etc\services
Attributes=32

#ScriptFiles#
Install=$(SxpSrvRelDir)\asc0001.ins
Deinstall=$(SxpSrvRelDir)\asc0001.dei

asc0001.ins

delete line "$(trap)          162/udp    snmp"
append noblock "tec-trap-service   162/udp  "
append noblock "$(trap)         13333/udp    snmp"

The parameters to be used must already be known on the target computer. Therefore, the parameter product containing the definition of these parameters must be already distributed and installed on the target computer.

asc0001.dei

append noblock "$(trap)         162/udp    snmp"
delete line "tec-trap-service   162/udp  "
delete line "$(trap)         13333/udp    snmp"

The lines to be deleted must be specified (with respect to number of blanks, use of tabulators, and so on) exactly as in asc0001.ins, otherwise they will not be found.