removing MDAC 2.7 SP1 AND .NET Framework SP1 v1.14322
hi am repackaging am app called Info Pak
the application attempts to install MDAC and the .Net framework
can anyone please give me pointers on where to remove the references to the mdac and .net framework in the the package
the application attempts to install MDAC and the .Net framework
can anyone please give me pointers on where to remove the references to the mdac and .net framework in the the package
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Posted by:
nheim
17 years ago
Hi cygan,
this is probably done with Custom Actions.
Fire up your MSI File in ORCA and have a look at the 'Custom Action' table.
If your lucky, the CA is self explanary and you can set a condition to it in the 'InstallExecuteSequence' table (maybe it is called in the 'InstallUISequence').
If this is not the case, please log the Installation and search for hints, when they are installed.
Are they installed also, if you are installing silently?
Regards, Nick
this is probably done with Custom Actions.
Fire up your MSI File in ORCA and have a look at the 'Custom Action' table.
If your lucky, the CA is self explanary and you can set a condition to it in the 'InstallExecuteSequence' table (maybe it is called in the 'InstallUISequence').
If this is not the case, please log the Installation and search for hints, when they are installed.
Are they installed also, if you are installing silently?
Regards, Nick
Posted by:
dj_xest
17 years ago
Hi Cygan,
nheim is right. They usually resides as a Custom Actions. But if you want to save time and avoid mistakes, you can first check them in your Redistributables in Installshield(Merge Modules). YOu will just need to uncheck the MDAC entries there and you can see that entries of MDAC in Custom Actions and other sections will also be removed.
Not sure with .NET framework if found as Merge MOdule but you can look for it in your CA.
You're doing a TRANSFORMS right?
Hope this help..
nheim is right. They usually resides as a Custom Actions. But if you want to save time and avoid mistakes, you can first check them in your Redistributables in Installshield(Merge Modules). YOu will just need to uncheck the MDAC entries there and you can see that entries of MDAC in Custom Actions and other sections will also be removed.
Not sure with .NET framework if found as Merge MOdule but you can look for it in your CA.
You're doing a TRANSFORMS right?
Hope this help..
Posted by:
cygan
17 years ago
great thanks a lot guys for the quick response
will have a look and let you know
will have a look and let you know
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