Install the Third-Party Software

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Install the Third-Party Software

You begin the CA Process Automation installation by installing the third-party software. When this installation completes, the Orchestrator installation begins automatically.

Follow these steps:

Insert DVD1 of the CA Process Automation installation media into a drive. Alternatively, browse to the location where the DVD1 and DVD2 folders containing the installation files were copied.
Note: In Red Hat Enterprise Linux, to execute permissions on the .sh file, enable the execute permissions on the .sh files. For example, execute permission on the .sh files using the following commands:
```
chmod a+x Domain_Installer_unix.sh
chmod a+x Third_Party_Installer_unix.sh
```
Run the installation program appropriate to your platform and media:
- Windows: Domain_Installer_windows.bat
- Linux or UNIX: Domain_Installer_unix.sh
These files invoke the third-party installer and then the Domain Orchestrator installer.
Select the preferred language from the Language Selection dialog.
The option sets the default language. Regardless of the language that is selected, CA Process Automation is installed with support for all available localizations.

The Welcome to the CA Process Automation third-party Installer Setup Wizard appears.
Click Next to begin the installation of third-party components.
Read the license agreement. To accept, select I accept the terms of the License Agreement and click Next.
Click Next to install the components in the default destination directory. Or, browse to a different directory and then, click Next.
If the destination folder does not exist, the installer creates the folder. A minimum of 8GB disk space is required.

Important! Ensure that the CA Process Automation folder structure including installation location does not exceed 255 characters. CA Technologies recommend keeping the installation path (install_dir) to 64 characters or less.

The list of third-party prerequisites appears. Third-party pre-requisites for the Domain Orchestrator include JBoss Installation, Hibernate Installation, and JDBC Jar Installation. In CA Process Automation r 4.2, the ActiveMQ messaging service is used with JBoss 5.1.
Click Next and then monitor the installation of JBoss and third-party components.
The JDBC Jars Installation appears.
Select one or more database applications to host CA Process Automation data stores and specify the path to the appropriate JDBC driver jar file. Then, click Next.
- MySQL - Browse to a JDBC driver jar file you have previously downloaded for MySQL. For example:
```
...your_dir\mysql-connector-java-5.1.19-bin.jar
```
- MS SQL - Accept the default path to the JTDS JDBC jar file on DVD1 installation disk. For example:
```
...\DVD1\drivers\jtds-1.3.jar
```
  (Optionally, you can browse to a different JDBC jar file.)
- Oracle - Accept the default path to the JDBC jar file on DVD1 installation disk. For example:
```
...DVD1\drivers\ojdbc14.jar
```
  (Optionally, you can browse to a different JDBC jar file.)
Note: You must specify at least one JDBC driver. Specifying multiple JDBC drivers for internal communication is typically not necessary. During the Domain Orchestrator installation, you can install additional JDBC drivers for use by other Orchestrators or agents with the Database operators (formerly the JDBC Module).
When the Completing the CA Process Setup Wizard displays, insert the CA Process Automation installation DVD2 or replace DVD1 with DVD2 in the field. (Alternatively, browse to the directory that contains the files from the DVD2 installation media.) Then, click Finish.
The Third Party Installer passes control to the CA Process Automation Domain Orchestrator installer. There may be a short interval where the UI for the Third Party Installer will have closed and the UI for the CA Process Automation Domain install has not yet appeared. This is normal.