or I am wrong about how they are supposed to work.
All,
I have an application that installs as a windows app. and drops the following
file:
C:\Program Files\App\App.exe
<package id="CofA" name="Certificate of Analysis" revision="1"
priority="0" reboot="false" execute="once">
<!-- In house application -->
<check type="file" condition="exists" path="C:\Program
Files\CofA\COFA.exe"/>
<install
cmd="\\mytexback1\wpkg\software\scripts\setups\qsetup_COA.exe" timeout="180">
<exit code="0"/>
</install>
</package>
I have uninstalled the application manually (without modifying the WPKG.XML)
and it doesn't re-install.
I removed the package reference in the WPKG.XML, and it re-installed the
application.
I then removed the package reference again, this time with the software still
installed, and it ran the software installation script.
I have verified the spelling, the directory, etc. I have tried putting single
quotes in the check path, I am simply not sure how this is supposed to work.
Thanks for any advice,
Michael
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