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Tue, 29 Jan 2008 06:27:38 +000 |
hi all,
I want to execute setup which i created setup1,setup2 like
if i run setup1.exe it should run first setup1.exe then setup2.exe
if i run setup2.exe it should run first setup1.exe then setup2.exe
please help me how to do this either in coding or wizard
reg ,
thamaraikannan
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Thu, 31 Jan 2008 03:04:03 +000 |
thamaraikannan:if i run setup1.exe it should run first setup1.exe then
setup2.exe
if i run setup2.exe it should run first setup1.exe then setup2.exe
Hi thamaraikannan,
Based on my understanding, user can run setup1.exe to first install setup1.exe
and then install setup2.exe. On the other hand, user can run setup2.exe to first
install setup2.exe and setup1.exe. Hence, I think your concern is how to install
the two setup packages in one installation, setup order is not the problem. If I
have any misunderstanding, please let me know.
For this issue, you can delete the .exe files and use your own installer to
invoke the .msi setup packages. The following are the links which relate to this
scenario. Please check them at your convenience.
Executing Multiple MSI’s Dynamically
http://aspalliance.com/767_Executing_Multiple_MSIs_Dynamically_
dotNetInstaller - Setup Bootstrapper for .NET Application
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/install/dotNetInstaller.aspx
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Thu, 31 Jan 2008 07:08:02 +000 |
Hi thamaraikannan,
As far I understand the issue you want to run setup through your coding or
Wizard. Well, in case of coding you have to use System.Diagnostics.Process to
run your setup and you can run those 2 set up consecutively as you wish.
But I didn't understand in which setup you will run these. If you want that in
your web application you will run this setup then it's not gonna be possible.
Thanks
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Mon, 4 Feb 2008 09:27:27 +0000 |
Hi Benson ,
Thanks for your reply and really the links which you gave was good
But my requirement was not met
If the user mistakenly run setup2 it should check whether setup1 installed in
the system or not .
if not, setup1 have to install first and then setup2
If the requirement is not clear, please let me know
kindly seek your valuable inputs at the earliest
Best Regards,
Thamaraikannan
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