Le 19/11/2010 14:59, zorgman a écrit :
Le 17/11/2010 13:06, Daniel Dehennin a écrit :
Rainer Meier<r.me...@wpkg.org> writes:
[...]
So let WPKG decide wheter to install/uninstall the program and use some simple
and generic script where you need to do additional decisions on WHAT exactly to
be done on this specific system.
There are some people requesting that such things should be handled directly by
complex XML structure. But no matter how complex WPKG would be it will still not
cover all the special cases. Using simple scripts to cover such cases perfectly
allow you to run commands specific to the system environment. It also allows you
to do some checks in the script and apply only the changes really required with
full flexibility.
For the curious ones, I put a complete example[1] on the wiki ;-)
Regards.
Footnotes:
[1]http://wpkg.org/User:Dad#Example_with_adobe_reader_9.4.0
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i think there is some typing errors, %ERRORLEEL% use in place of
%ERRORLEVEL%, do you think there are other mistake?
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I'm trying unattended.cmd, all works like a charm when
CMD64=%PROGRAMFILES%SOFT, but if it's %PROGRAMFILES(x86)%SOFT, i have an
error :
install.cmd run this :
C:\Users\Administrateur\Desktop\gajim>unattended.cmd customuninstall
"C:\Program Files\Gajim\Uninstall.exe" "C:\Program Files
(x86)\Gajim\Uninstall.exe" "" "/S
64-bit system detected.
\Gajim\Uninstall.exe était inattendu. <= sorry it's french (= was
unexpected)
I'm not good in Batch so maybe someone can help me? unattend.cmd seems
doesn't like (x86)?
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