An issue with .msi commandline installation
Hi
I am just having an issue with an MSI that is given by Vendor. After manual installation of it, I can view a popup box asking Username and Password. That is fine.
But When I am installing it through commandline by giving switches /qb, /qr etc after installation I am not able to view that popup box asking Username and Password, which is very much essential to move further.
So can you help in troubleshooting this issue.
With regards
Ramesh
I am just having an issue with an MSI that is given by Vendor. After manual installation of it, I can view a popup box asking Username and Password. That is fine.
But When I am installing it through commandline by giving switches /qb, /qr etc after installation I am not able to view that popup box asking Username and Password, which is very much essential to move further.
So can you help in troubleshooting this issue.
With regards
Ramesh
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
Posted by:
sourav
16 years ago
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
ORIGINAL: souravCapturing the registry would be pointless in determining why a dialog box is presented or not since the registry isn't involved in that decision tree: that process is conducted 'internally' between the MSI and the Windows Installer engine.
U can also trobuleshoot capturing the registry information when manual installation and when not manual [command lind /qb /qn ] , so u can compare both , probably u may get the difference......!!
Posted by:
ogeccut
16 years ago
Posted by:
nheim
16 years ago
Hi Ramesh,
do you have Wise Install Taylor at hand?
If yes try to generate a MST for the app.
If you don't have Wise, you could try to log the installation and see, if you can find the properties which hold the values after they are put into the dialog.
An other way would be to open the MSI in ORCA and go to the control table. Remember the dialogs title and order the table after the first column and scroll to the entries for the dialog in question. Have a look at the entries in the 'Property' column.
Regards, Nick
do you have Wise Install Taylor at hand?
If yes try to generate a MST for the app.
If you don't have Wise, you could try to log the installation and see, if you can find the properties which hold the values after they are put into the dialog.
An other way would be to open the MSI in ORCA and go to the control table. Remember the dialogs title and order the table after the first column and scroll to the entries for the dialog in question. Have a look at the entries in the 'Property' column.
Regards, Nick
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