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‎Oct 13, 2008
12:36 AM
How to Use EXECUTE COMMAND ?
I am using "execute command" action in installanywhere.
can i excute something like :
$USER_INSTALL_DIR$$\$xyz.exe arg1
where xyz.exe : i am putting during installation and it takes "arg1" as argument?
plz help !
can i excute something like :
$USER_INSTALL_DIR$$\$xyz.exe arg1
where xyz.exe : i am putting during installation and it takes "arg1" as argument?
plz help !
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‎Oct 13, 2008
12:48 AM
i tried CMD \C $USER_INSTALL_DIR$$\$xyz.exe arg1 ... this also..
how to do this?
any clue?
how to do this?
any clue?
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‎Oct 13, 2008
03:28 AM
If this is an exe that you're installing, why not use Execute Target instead?
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‎Oct 13, 2008
03:45 AM
i have to put that xyz via "expand this archive" (so it does not show up in "execute target file")
+ I have to pass the arguments to it.
+ I have to pass the arguments to it.
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‎Oct 13, 2008
04:40 AM
qqqqqq wrote:
i tried CMD \C $USER_INSTALL_DIR$$\$xyz.exe arg1 ... this also..
how to do this?
any clue?
I think that the correct syntax should be something like
CMD /C "$USER_INSTALL_DIR$$\$xyz.exe arg1"
So it's slash C and not backslash C and also assuming that your USER_INSTALL_DIR contains spaces you need quotes around.
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‎Oct 17, 2008
01:43 AM
thanks Vlad 🙂
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