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Generating the RTE Installer

This section is relevant only for LDK Products/Entitlements.

The Generate Run-time Environment (RTE) Installer page enables you to create a Sentinel Run-time Environment executable or DLL file that simplifies the installation process at the end user sites. You can embed the RTE executable or DLL in your software setup to create a ready-to-run Sentinel LDK-protected and licensed application.

The input to this process is a V2C file containing your vendor-specific data. For Unlocked Products, the V2C file also contains the Unlocked Product bundle data.

When packaging a RTE installer with a V2C file for one or more Products in Sentinel EMS, you cannot include a Product that only has the locking type SL-UserMode.

To generate the RTE installer:

• On the main menu, click Developer > RTE Installer. The RTE Installer page appears.
• From the Batch Code drop-down list, select a Batch Code.
• Select the type of file you want to generate in the Installer Type radio buttons:

  Operating System	File Type
  Windows	Application (EXE): Creates a Run-time Environment command line installer. Dynamically Linked Library (DLL): Creates a DLL for use with the Run-time Environment Installer API.
  Mac	Package (TAR archieve): Creates a Package (in a TAR archive) containing the Sentinel Run-time Installer GUI.
  Linux	Package (TAR archieve): Creates a Package (in a TAR archive) containing the Sentinel Run-time Installer GUI.

• To include a bundle of Unlocked Products to the RTE installer:
  • Select Include V2C for Bundle of Unlocked Products. The V2C File Location field appears.
  • Click to browse to the location of the V2C file that contains the relevant data, and select the file.
• Click Generate. The File Download dialog box appears.
• Save the file.

  The default file/package name is haspdinst.exe, haspds_windows.dll, Sentinel_Runtime.tar, or aksusbd-x.x.x-i386.tar depending on the file type and operating system you selected.

  After you have created the Sentinel Run-time Installer, you must sign it. For information about signing an .exe file, go to Signing the RTE Installer. For general information about driver signing, go to the following Microsoft link: http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/winlogo/drvsign/drvsign.mspx