I'm sure this has been asked here before, so my apologies:
I need to bundle a 3rd party product (sun's JRE), but the only available install is a InstallShield self extracting exe. Is there a way to call this silently, or a way to get to the extracted files so I can access Setup.exe?
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Making self extracting exe silent
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prozacrefugee
, Oct 07 2002 20:41
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Posted 08 October 2002 - 00:03
You need to pass additional paramaters to call it silently. Here's a copy of the PackageForTheWeb help for the specifics:
You can also get to extracted files by clearing out your temporay directory (i.e. C:\Document and Settings\<LoginName>\Temp), starting up the setup, and then copying the resulting temporary setup files. They'll probably be under an oddly named subdirectory of the previously mentioned temporary location.
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You may also pass command line options to the executable file within a package in silent mode. This suppresses any run-time dialogs built into the package. To use this method, specify the -s option first, followed by -a, and then specify any additional command line options. Separate each option with a space. For example: Mypackage.exe -s -a -x |
You can also get to extracted files by clearing out your temporay directory (i.e. C:\Document and Settings\<LoginName>\Temp), starting up the setup, and then copying the resulting temporary setup files. They'll probably be under an oddly named subdirectory of the previously mentioned temporary location.