When you install IBM® Integration Bus components on Linux on x86 or Windows, the installation program updates the main or Start menus.
The main menu is populated with the following entries:
If you install multiple products with Installation Manager on this operating system, a single entry exists in the main menu and refers to the last product that you installed. The package groups of installed products are not reflected in the main menu. To invoke applications that you installed previously, including other installations of the IBM Integration Toolkit, you must use the command-line interface.
If you want to start Installation Manager, for example to update or uninstall one or more packages, you cannot use the main menu items, because these actions require root authority. Become root and start the Installation Manager program /eclipse/IBMIM in the Installation Manager installation directory on the command line.
The main menu is populated with the following entries:
If you install multiple products with Installation Manager on this operating system, a single entry exists in the main menu and refers to the last product that you installed. The package groups of installed products are not reflected in the main menu. To invoke applications that you installed previously, including other installations of the IBM Integration Toolkit, you must use the command-line interface.
If you want to start Installation Manager, for example to update or uninstall one or more packages, you cannot use the main menu items, because these actions require root authority. Become root and start the Installation Manager program /eclipse/IBMIM in the Installation Manager installation directory on the command line.
The Start menu is populated with the following entries:
These entries assume that you have installed into the first or default package group. Additional products that you install in this package group might also appear in this start list.
Entries are also added to the Start menu when Installation Manager is first installed:
No additions are made to the main menu on either SUSE or Red Hat Linux systems.
The Start menu is populated with the following entry:
The Start menu is populated with the following entries: