Sorry for the inconvenience but during my posting and now, I've recreated the .dll and AI project from scratch (followed the same steps) and everything seams to work perfectly.
I'm creating a project using Advanced Installer 11.4.1 Enterprise edition.
I've created the new project with an attached .dll that is set to run as custom action (.NET Installer Class action). The action is the last before the 'Finish Execution'. In 'Execution Time' I've selected 'After the ...
I want that every time a new version is installed, it will replace the old version and also remove the old version instance from the 'Add/Remove Programs'.
Here is a post I've found here about this problem : http://www.advancedinstaller.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=20238&hilit=Updates ...
I've found the following topic 'Updates Adding Multiple Instances to Installed Programs' in the forum and I still have the same problem.
For product version we use the following format: 00.00.000.
I have done what you've described. The result is that once running the MSI it will show only the progress and will run the attached application. and that is great. The problem now is that the application is extracted to a sub-folder called APPDIR and its running from that folder. I ...
my requirements: 1. add to the package only one EXE file 2. The EXE file will auto run after install. 3. The entire process should be silent without user interaction. 4. The EXE file should be extracted to the same directory from where the MSI ...
Thanks. Your reply solved my problem. In 'Organization' I saw a folder named 64-bit where the x64 compiled files where. Moving them to the 32-bit folder solved the problem. I think the 64-bit folder was auto-created when I selected the 'Mixed 32/64-bit...' in the 'Install parameters ...
I'll try to explain how my application is working. My application have 2 main components. a) A management console from where the user can manage different features of the application and install (deploy) and uninstall my application agents to any selected machines in the organization. b ...
Most of the files in my application are built for both x86 and x64 (AnyCPU). Some files are built only for x64. I have no problem when installing on x64 machine and all files are in the same directory, but when installing on x86 machine all x64 files are not installed or installed to a different ...
How can I remove the SetupTypeDlg dialog? It is redundant in the installation process of my application. (Also, asked many times by the customers why is it there?).