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Hi Team,
Please, can anyone provide reference steps should follow for migrating InstallAnyWhere IDE 2018 SP1 to 2022.
Thanks,
VamsiKrishna
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Hi,
Migrating to InstallAnywhere 2022 from 2018 is not complex.
You can follow below steps,
1. Download InstallAnywhere 2022 from Revenera site.
2. Install it on your machine.
3. Once successfully installed open your 2018 project file(iap_xml) in InstallAnywhere 2022.
4. It will ask for project conversion. Click "OK".
5. After project conversion you project should work without any issue.
Note: If you are using Licensed InstallAnywhere 2018, Please contact sales team.
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Hi,
Migrating to InstallAnywhere 2022 from 2018 is not complex.
You can follow below steps,
1. Download InstallAnywhere 2022 from Revenera site.
2. Install it on your machine.
3. Once successfully installed open your 2018 project file(iap_xml) in InstallAnywhere 2022.
4. It will ask for project conversion. Click "OK".
5. After project conversion you project should work without any issue.
Note: If you are using Licensed InstallAnywhere 2018, Please contact sales team.
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Thank you for looking into this.
Now, My question was, "what is the use of the pfxFile newly added property this" in WindowsCodeSign.java-->2022 IDE
InstallerAnyWhere 2018
public class WindowsCodeSign extends AbstractScriptObject {
private String aa = "";
private String ab = "";
private String ac = "";
private String ad = "";
public static String[] getSerializableProperties() {
return new String[] { "certificationFileLoc", "url", "timestampServer", "password" };
}
InstallerAnyWhere 2022
public class WindowsCodeSign extends AbstractScriptObject
{
private String aa = "";
private String ab = "";
private String ac = "";
private String ad = "";
private String ae = "";
private boolean af = false;
private String ag = "";
public static String[] getSerializableProperties()
{
return new String[] { "certificationFileLoc", "url", "timestampServer", "password", "pfxFile", "signingFromCertStore", "certThumbPrint" };
}
@sksuvarna wrote:Hi,
Migrating to InstallAnywhere 2022 from 2018 is not complex.
You can follow below steps,
1. Download InstallAnywhere 2022 from Revenera site.
2. Install it on your machine.
3. Once successfully installed open your 2018 project file(iap_xml) in InstallAnywhere 2022.
4. It will ask for project conversion. Click "OK".
5. After project conversion you project should work without any issue.
Note: If you are using Licensed InstallAnywhere 2018, Please contact sales team.
@sksuvarna wrote:Hi,
Migrating to InstallAnywhere 2022 from 2018 is not complex.
You can follow below steps,
1. Download InstallAnywhere 2022 from Revenera site.
2. Install it on your machine.
3. Once successfully installed open your 2018 project file(iap_xml) in InstallAnywhere 2022.
4. It will ask for project conversion. Click "OK".
5. After project conversion you project should work without any issue.
Note: If you are using Licensed InstallAnywhere 2018, Please contact sales team.
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