Hi
I really don't understand the logic of the sequence of a CA.
My CA is only a test one which send a message. Moving the CA on the sequence sometime the wizard doesn't start saying it has been interrupted, moving the CA down the wizard start and finish but I can't see the message dialog. I really don't understand, who is so kind to explain please?
Rosario
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Custom Action Sequence
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rosario100
, Feb 17 2006 17:38
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Stefan Krueger
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Posted 18 February 2006 - 11:20
What type of custom action is it? You may need to ignore the exit code if it's a exe that doesn't return 0.
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Posted 21 February 2006 - 17:30
Hi
It is just an InstallScript CA which simply send a message (a test CA).
For example I'd like to add a CA which check the requirements before the installation starts. If the target machine doesn't have the requirements then I'd like to send a message to the user and "abort"? "rollback"? the setup before the installation start. But I am not able to see the message whatever is the position of the CA.
Regards
Rosario
It is just an InstallScript CA which simply send a message (a test CA).
For example I'd like to add a CA which check the requirements before the installation starts. If the target machine doesn't have the requirements then I'd like to send a message to the user and "abort"? "rollback"? the setup before the installation start. But I am not able to see the message whatever is the position of the CA.
Regards
Rosario
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Posted 23 February 2006 - 13:32
Stefan
There were 2 problems here. First of all I have to say I am using InstallShield.
The CA is in InstallScript. The first problem was that the CA was pointing to an old function name (which I removed but for some reason during the build I didn't have any error). The second problem was, as you said, that the return processing didn't ignore the return code and I didn't set any return code in my function.
Thank you
Rosario
There were 2 problems here. First of all I have to say I am using InstallShield.
The CA is in InstallScript. The first problem was that the CA was pointing to an old function name (which I removed but for some reason during the build I didn't have any error). The second problem was, as you said, that the return processing didn't ignore the return code and I didn't set any return code in my function.
Thank you
Rosario