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Hi all! I'm trying to make unattended installation of Oracle Client with Oracle Universal Installer, but oftenly got false pushes of buttons. I mean, if the code is {TAB 3}{RIGHT 3}{TAB 4}{ENTER}, then one of the block oftenly working like +1, like {TAB 4}{RIGHT 3}{TAB 4}{ENTER}, what's I don't want to. How to avoid such behavior of AutoIt and does AutoIt have a problems with Java apps (due different windows style)? A script designed for x32 systems and it's ran on x32 systems. OS: Windows 7 (x32), 1 Gb RAM

Run("D:\temp\setup.exe")
;welcome
Sleep (8000)
WinWait("Oracle Universal Installer")
WinActivate("Oracle Universal Installer")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Universal Installer")
Send ("{ENTER}")
;select installation type
Sleep (7000)
WinWait("Oracle Universal Installer")
WinActivate("Oracle Universal Installer")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Universal Installer")
Send ("{TAB 3}{RIGHT 3}{TAB 4}{ENTER}")
;specify home details
Sleep (7000)
WinWait("Oracle Universal Installer")
WinActivate("Oracle Universal Installer")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Universal Installer")
Send ("{TAB 3}")
Send ("C:\Oracle")
Send ("{TAB 5}{ENTER}")
;avaible product components
Sleep (7000)
WinWait("Oracle Universal Installer")
WinActivate("Oracle Universal Installer")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Universal Installer")
Send ("{TAB 2}{DOWN 21}{SPACE}{TAB 6}{ENTER}")
;product specific checks
Sleep (5000)
Switch @OSVersion
   Case "Win_XP"
   Send ("{ENTER}")
   Case "Win_Vista"
   Send ("{ENTER}")
   Case Else
   Send ("{TAB 2}{RIGHT 2}{SPACE 2}{TAB 3}")
   Send ("^{TAB}{TAB 3}{ENTER}")
EndSwitch
;summary
Sleep (5000)
WinWait("Oracle Universal Installer")
WinActivate("Oracle Universal Installer")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Universal Installer")
Send ("{ENTER}")
;Oracle Net Configuration Assistant: Welcome
Sleep (50000)
WinWait("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinActivate("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
Send ("{ENTER}")
;naming methods configuration
Sleep (500)
WinWait("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinActivate("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
Send ("{TAB}{DOWN 4}{ENTER}{TAB 7}{ENTER}")
;net service name configuration
Sleep (500)
WinWait("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinActivate("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
Send ("main")
Send ("{TAB 4}{ENTER}")
;net service name, select protocol
Sleep (500)
WinWait("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinActivate("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
Send ("{ENTER}")
;net service name, tcp/ip protocol
Sleep (500)
WinWait("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinActivate("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
Send ("10.7.200.107")
Send ("{TAB 6}{ENTER}")
;net service name, test
Sleep (500)
WinWait("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinActivate("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
Send ("{ENTER}")
;net service name
Sleep (500)
WinWait("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinActivate("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
Send ("{ENTER}")
;another net service name?
Sleep (500)
WinWait("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinActivate("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
Send ("{ENTER}")
;net service name done
Sleep (500)
WinWait("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinActivate("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
Send ("{ENTER}")
;easy connect naming
Sleep (500)
WinWait("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinActivate("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
Send ("{ENTER}")
;naming methods config done
Sleep (500)
WinWait("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinActivate("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
Send ("{ENTER}")
;done
Sleep (500)
WinWait("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinActivate("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Net Configuration Assistant")
Send ("{ENTER}")
;end of installation
Sleep (1500)
WinWait("Oracle Universal Installer")
WinActivate("Oracle Universal Installer")
WinWaitActive ("Oracle Universal Installer")
Send ("{ENTER 2}")
Send ("{ENTER}")

 

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I found instead of using "Enter" to assume default "ok/next" buttons that I had much better luck with using the specific key combination.  I also needed to slow down the send speed for some computers.  Here is just an example that I used recently.

#RequireAdmin
#Include <FileConstants.au3>

;If Firewall is enabled this closes the firewall exception popup.
AdLibRegister("NagWindows", 3000)

;Slow down Window Wait and Send
Opt("SendKeyDelay", 25);Default 5ms
Opt("WinWaitDelay", 1000);Default 250ms

;Install Oracle 11G Client Step 1-10
ShellExecute(@ScriptDir & "\1 Oracle 11gR2x86\client\setup.exe")
WinWait("Oracle Client Installer - Setting up Client - Step 1 of 6", "")
WinActivate("Oracle Client Installer - Setting up Client - Step 1 of 6", "")
Send("{Tab}{Tab}{Tab}{Space}!n")
WinWait("Oracle Client Installer - Setting up Client - Step 2 of 7", "")
WinActivate("Oracle Client Installer - Setting up Client - Step 2 of 7", "")
Send("!n")
WinWait("Oracle Client Installer - Setting up Client - Step 3 of 7", "")
WinActivate("Oracle Client Installer - Setting up Client - Step 3 of 7", "")
Send("{Tab}{Tab}{Tab}C:\Oracle{Tab}{Tab}C:\Oracle\Ora11!n")
WinWait("Oracle Client Installer - Setting up Client - Step 5 of 7", "")
WinActivate("Oracle Client Installer - Setting up Client - Step 5 of 7", "")
Send("!f")
WinWait("Oracle Client Installer - Setting up Client - Step 7 of 7", "")
WinActivate("Oracle Client Installer - Setting up Client - Step 7 of 7", "")
Send("!c")

;*************************
;***Functions Below*****
;************************
Func NagWindows()
    If WinExists("Windows Security Alert", "Java(TM) 2 Platform Standard Edition binary") Then
        WinActivate("Windows Security Alert", "Java(TM) 2 Platform Standard Edition binary")
        ControlClick("Windows Security Alert", "Java(TM) 2 Platform Standard Edition binary", 1607)
    EndIf
EndFunc

 

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Why are you not following Oracle's own best practices by creating a response file and then doing a silent install, rather than going through all the headache of trying to automate the GUI?

https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1212/core/OUIRF/silent.htm#OUIRF326

 

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Why are you not following Oracle's own best practices by creating a response file and then doing a silent install, rather than going through all the headache of trying to automate the GUI?

https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1212/core/OUIRF/silent.htm#OUIRF326

 

I have tried, but response file don't make full installation, only till "Summary" windows. Also I have suspicions, that's didn't work properly with OS early, than Windows 7.

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Well, I have used the response file numerous times, and it does a silent install (you don't even see "Summary" windows). Good luck on your project..

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I can say, that's a response file really can facilitate an install, but the additional installing (like Net Configuration Assistant) is beyond .rsp file opportunities. But it's no matter now, cuz I have managed to make full install of Oracle Client.

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