Problem in selecting the Build - "Launch conditions"

[shetty_rohan]

I have two builds
1) Build1: in which I have checked "Launch condition" -> Software -> "Java runtime environment"-> JRE 1.6
2) Build2

Now, in build2 if I select the "Launch condition" -> Software -> "Java runtime environment"-> JRE 1.6, it never gets saved. any idea to fix this??

[shetty_rohan]

I have mailed('support@advancedinstaller.com', subject: 'Problem in selecting the Build - "Launch conditions"') you the aip for a sample, in which I have this problem. This mail also contains the exact reproduction steps.
do let me know if you need any help.

[Daniel]

Hello,

Unfortunately, this behavior is caused by a recent bug in Advanced Installer. We are aware of it and it will be fixed in the next version of Advanced Installer which will be released soon.

All the best,
Daniel

[shetty_rohan]

Thanks Daniel. I will wait for the fix.

[Daniel]

Hello,

Until then, as a workaround, you can proceed like this:
- Go to "Launch Conditions -> Custom" tab and add a custom launch condition like this:

• Condition: AI_JREVERFOUND = 1
  Description: [ProductName] cannot be installed on systems with JRE version lower than 1.6
  Builds: <All Builds>

- Go to "Table Editor" page and in the "CustomAction" table add the following new row:

• Action: AI_DetectJRE
  Type: 1
  Source: aicustact.dll
  Target: RequiredJreExists
  Extended Type:

- In the "InstallExecuteSequence" table add the following row:

• Action: AI_DetectJRE
  Condition: 1
  Sequence: 399

- In the "InstallUISequence" table add the following row:

• Action: AI_DetectJRE
  Condition: 1
  Sequence: 399

- Build and run your project.

Please keep in mind that our "Table Editor" feature is available only in an "Enterprise" or higher project type.

Also, I've attached a sample project, created with version 9.8 of Advanced Installer, which implements this workaround.

sample.zip

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All the best,
Daniel

[shetty_rohan]

Thanks, its working fine.

[Daniel]

You're welcome. Glad to help.

All the best,
Daniel