RuneC wrote:
> Ok, thanks. But how does a bootstrapper handle this? How can it launch
> multiple installations (prerequisites + regular), and not require multiple
> elevations? Can someone recommend some articles I should read?
>
See http://blogs.msdn.com/rflaming/archive/2006/10/01/780231.aspx
Ok, thanks. But how does a bootstrapper handle this? How can it launch
multiple installations (prerequisites + regular), and not require multiple
elevations? Can someone recommend some articles I should read?
Rune C
As Stefan pointed out, it doesn't fit the Windows Vista UAC mo
RuneC wrote:
> Thanks. But I want the decision of whether to install SQLExpress to be in my
> primary msi.The GUI where user specifies his/her preference, and the default
> selection, is also there.
>
As Stefan pointed out, it doesn't fit the Windows Vista UAC model. It
can't be done silently
Thanks. But I want the decision of whether to install SQLExpress to be in my
primary msi.The GUI where user specifies his/her preference, and the default
selection, is also there.
For now, I believe my best option is to nest the SQLExpress install in my
InstallUISequence. An alternative for the
You can't in the Execute sequence, but technically it's possible in the UI
sequence as RuneC already found out - but it's a trick and you shouldn't use
it for a couple of reasons: If your setup runs in silent or Basic UI mode
the UI sequence is skipped and the SQL install won't be called. On Vis
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