Nitin Chaudhari wrote:
> I think we have different requirements, I want this guid to be filled
> up by my webpage, so that my webserver knows which GUID is given to
> the user who was logged in and who downloaded the setup.
Be *very* careful with that approach. MSI requires, for example, that
e
Also for an concise example of using the Automation interface you might find
it helpful to look at "WiRunSQL.vbs" in the Installer SDK / Platform SDK.
Use of the script is described in "Examples of Database Queries Using SQL
and Script"
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa368562.aspx
Dar
Well, if the download is generic - just a file on a server - then I
don't see how you can do this. However, if you are running a Windows
server (ASP) theoretically I suppose you could make the download script:
- Make a copy of the msi file on the server
- Use the MSI Automation interface to open
The you can just edit each MSI package just before downloading.
look for the MsiSetProperty in the MSDN
regards
Stefan
Nitin Chaudhari wrote:
> Hey Stefan,
>
> I think we have different requirements, I want this guid to be filled up
> by my webpage, so that my webserver knows which GUID is gi
Hey Stefan,
I think we have different requirements, I want this guid to be filled up by
my webpage, so that my webserver knows which GUID is given to the user who
was logged in and who downloaded the setup.
Thanks,
Nitin
On 4/20/07, Stefan Pavlik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am using exactly
I am using exactly the same thing.
I have custom action (that runs as immediate) that will create the
GUID and will fill some property with this GUID.
This guid is used in Registry element - it is written to the registry.
(functions to search:
UuidCreateSequential
UuidToString )
Regards
Stefan
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