Thanks a lot for Your explanations!
I have defined now a property in my GUI, which contains the complete
installfolder-path.
That's a little bit tricky but what shall You do?
Goodbye and have a nice day!
Patrick
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A bootstrapper is just a list of install packages that are installed one
after the other. So, if you had three install packages in the bootstrapper,
you wouldn't have one install directory, you would have three. For example,
if you bootstrapped SQL Server, the .NET framework and then your
You don't need to put an Id attribute on the Fragment, it won't be used.
The Id attributes of Directory elements are themselves, properties. You can
see the full path to your install directory be looking at the value of the
property called INSTALLDIR. You can see it in the MSI log:
msiexec /i
Thank You Nick, but that's not exactly, what i need, because me and my
customers are using the EXE-file, which is generated by the build of the
bootstrapper-project.
Is there a chance to find the path of the final installfolder by - per
example - Bootstrapper.Engine.StringVariables[...]?
I have
Hello,
I have made a Bootstrapper-project in which i have defined an overridable
variable for the installocation of my application.
In the MsiPackage i have a hierarchy of subfolders under that
installlocation.
Here an example for better understanding:
Fragment Id=MyFragment
Directory
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