PowerShell Automation
Configure your Advanced Installer project by using custom interfaces and PowerShell commands. You can manage files and folders, get license information, access components, and much more all from PowerShell, thus making the automation of your build process easier than ever.
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Topics
- IAdvancedInstaller
Main interface - IAdvinstLicenseInfo
Lincese info interface - IAdvinstProject
Project interface - IAdvinstProjectTypes
Project Types interface - IProductDetails
Product Details interface - IFilesComponent
Files component interface - IFile
File interface - IFileAttributes
File Attributes interface - IFoldersComponent
Folders Component interface - IPredefinedFolders
Predefined Folders interface - IFolder
Folder interface - IIniFilesComponent
INI Files Component interface - IIniFile
INI File interface - IIniSection
INI Section interface - IIniEntry
INI Entry interface - IShortcutsComponent
Shortcuts Component interface - IShortcut
Shortcut interface - ITempFilesComponent
Temp Files Component interface - ITempFile
Temp File interface - IXmlFilesComponent
XML Files Component interface - IXmlFile
XML File interface - IXmlFileSettings
XML File Settings interface - IXmlFileInstall
XML File Install interface - IDirectoryMember
Directory Member interface - IRegistryComponent
Registry Component interface - IRegistryKey
Registry Key interface - IRegistryValue
Registry Value interface - IInstallParameters
Registry Parameters interface