Hello everyone!
Question: I had create a Basic InstallShield Project with MSVC2010, added some files and primary outputs and press build. Project compiled normally: there was created MSI, setup.exe, setup.ini and (WTF?!) local directory structure of files, which I'm trying to install (for example, "Program Files\My Company\app.exe, ..." files was copied there). I throught that this is not needed folder, so copied my setup files (MSI, setup.exe, setup.ini) to another folder and start installation. When process of installation come on to copy state, installer gave me the error, that no required files (app.exe,...) was found.
Does anybody solve this problem? I think this is the simple one.
Thanks!
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HowTo create single self-extracted MSI?
Started by
mosg
, May 16 2011 09:08
4 replies to this topic
Posted 16 May 2011 - 12:01
QUOTE (mosg @ 2011-05-16 11:08) |
Hello everyone! Question: I had create a Basic InstallShield Project with MSVC2010, added some files and primary outputs and press build. Project compiled normally: there was created MSI, setup.exe, setup.ini and (WTF?!) local directory structure of files, which I'm trying to install (for example, "Program Files\My Company\app.exe, ..." files was copied there). I throught that this is not needed folder, so copied my setup files (MSI, setup.exe, setup.ini) to another folder and start installation. When process of installation come on to copy state, installer gave me the error, that no required files (app.exe,...) was found. Does anybody solve this problem? I think this is the simple one. Thanks! |
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Posted 17 May 2011 - 15:24
Hello again.
And I have another question: now I can build self-extracted EXE release installer (with the technic mentioned above), but how to create MSI extention?
PS. I need MSI, to perform multiply installation with AD.
Thank you!
And I have another question: now I can build self-extracted EXE release installer (with the technic mentioned above), but how to create MSI extention?
PS. I need MSI, to perform multiply installation with AD.
Thank you!
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Posted 17 May 2011 - 15:44
QUOTE (mosg @ 2011-05-17 17:24) |
Hello again. And I have another question: now I can build self-extracted EXE release installer (with the technic mentioned above), but how to create MSI extention? PS. I need MSI, to perform multiply installation with AD. Thank you! |
Don't wasts your time. I have found solution by myself. In your InstallShield Basic Project in "Releases" section, click on "Setup.exe" tab, and in "Setup Laucher" select NO. Thats it! Now your release will be converted to MSI file automatically.
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Posted 17 May 2011 - 18:35
Yes, you should play with the various combinations of:
Release type (web or network)
Compressed
setup.exe launcher
Release type (web or network)
Compressed
setup.exe launcher
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