Requirements

The setup for the UaModeler installs all required dependencies needed to run the application. To run the setup, administrator rights are required. The UaModeler has been tested on WinXP SP3, WinVista, Win 7 and Linux OpenSuSE. Even though the UaModeler is a 32Bit application it can be run on 64Bit Windows using the 32Bit emulation mode (WOW32).

Installation Procedure (Windows)

Being a local administrator you can execute the setup procedure. The setup will guide you through the installation. Follow the steps by clicking the "Next" button.

Execute the installer file "uamodeler-bin-win32-x86-vs2008sp1-v[VERSION]-[BUILD].exe".
Read the license agreement and confirm.
Choose an install folder or use the default.
The setup will add an entry in the start menu and copy all required files.
The setup also will install a folder with templates needed for the file generation.

After the installation has finished there will be start menu entries for this applications. You will find these in the folder Unified Automation.

Uninstallation (Windows)

The UaModeler can be uninstalled using the "Uninstall" link in the start menu. Alternatively you can uninstall the application via Control Panel->Add and Remove Programs. The Uninstaller will remove all files and the entry in the start menu.

Installation Procedure (Linux)

The deb package can be installed with dpkg:

sudo dpkg -i uamodeler-bin-debian7-x86_64-gccX.Y.Z-vA.B.C-LMN.deb

Use the following command to install the rpm package on CentOS:

sudo rpm -i uamodeler-bin-centos7-x86_64-gccX.Y.Z-vA.B.C-LMN.rpm

UaModeler can be installed on OpenSUSE as well, but it needs some adjustments due to different naming conventions. First we have to disable the dependency check when installing:

sudo rpm -i uamodeler-bin-centos7-x86_64-gccX.Y.Z-vA.B.C-LMN.rpm --nodeps

Then we have to create symbolic links to ensure that the required libraries are found:

sudo ln -s /lib64/libssl.so.1.0.0 /lib64/libssl.so.10

sudo ln -s /lib64/libcrypto.so.1.0.0 /lib64/libcrypto.so.10

UaModeler will be installed to /opt/unifiedautomation/uamodeler as default and the installer will check for missing dependencies. The setup will add an entry in the start menu of your distribution. A folder containing templates which are necessary for file generation will be installed as well.

Uninstallation (Linux)

If UaModeler has been installed with the deb package, it can be removed with the following command:

sudo dpkg -r uamodeler

Use the following command to remove UaModeler installed with rpm:

sudo rpm -e uamodeler