Chuck wrote:
Just to muddy the waters a little, over the weekend I wrote a quick
and dirty DLL that has a single method that launches my application.
The path to the app is hard coded in the dll to be
C:\testing\foo.exe. If I change the installation directory on install
to match this value t
Bob,
The answers to your questions are:
Yes it does run from a command prompt.
It does have some dependencies that are installed with it...they
are all installing correctly.
It is not dependent on a particular working folder.
Just to muddy the waters a little, over the weekend I w
Chuck wrote:
INSTALLDIR is correct and all of my application files where installed
there. The 1631 error is ERROR_CREATE_FAILED...The Windows Installer
service failed to start... Sounds like MSI is try to start again...not
start my app?? HMMM.
Other functions can return ERROR_CREATE_FAI
Bob,
I generated a log file this morning and here is the section for my
custom action...
Action 9:21:43: LaunchFile.
Action start 9:21:43: LaunchFile.
Action ended 9:21:43: LaunchFile. Return value 1631.
Action ended 9:21:43: ExitDialog. Return value 1.
Action ended 9:21:43: INSTALL. Return valu
Thanx for getting back to me Bob...
The code in my exit dialog looks like this:
1
(NOT Installed)
AND (LAUNCHPRODUCT = 1)
Chuck wrote:
> I have an installer that has a checkbox on the exit dialog that is
> supposed to launch the application. It works perfectly unless the user
> changes the installation folder?
>
> I added the checkbox and custom action following the method in section
> 8.6 of the tutorial.
>
C
Hi,
I have an installer that has a checkbox on the exit dialog that is
supposed to launch the application. It works perfectly unless the user
changes the installation folder?
I added the checkbox and custom action following the method in section
8.6 of the tutorial.
Any idea as to what would
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