About the Wave workstation applications 9-2
Chapter 9: Installing ViewPoint and Other Wave Workstation Applications
Wave Server Installation Guide
Attended vs. unattended installs
This chapter explains how to install the Wave workstation applications by running the Wave
Workstation Setup. For information on installing the Wave workstation applications from the
command line without user input, see Appendix D, “Performing Unattended Workstation
Installations.”
About ViewPoint auto-upgrading
When ViewPoint starts, it checks to see if a newer version of ViewPoint is available than what
is currently installed on the user's PC, and if so, a message is displayed saying that the new
version needs to be installed. When the user confirms the upgrade, the Workstation Applications
Setup starts and all Wave workstation applications that are detected on the workstation PC are
upgraded automatically.
Important: This message does not appear and the auto-upgrade does not take place if the user
only has TAPI Service Provider or Contact Manager Assistant (and not ViewPoint) installed. If
you are upgrading to a newer version of Wave ISM, and have users who only use the TAPI
Service Provider or Contact Manager Assistant, you or they need to install the new versions
according to the steps in “Using the Wave Workstation Applications Setup” on page 9-6.
About ViewPoint automatic updates
ViewPoint can perform an unattended automatic update on all user PCs whenever a new version
of ViewPoint is installed on the Wave Server.
By default, the ViewPoint auto-update process is enabled for all ViewPoint users. To disable
auto-update in ViewPoint, choose
Tools > Options. On the ViewPoint tab, de-select the Disable
auto-updates
checkbox.
For details, see “Automatic updates” in Chapter 2 in the Wave ViewPoint User Guide.
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