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Dec 02, 2010
07:06 AM
Creating Installer using Installshield 2010
Hi friends,
I am creating installer for .net windows application. It is working fine.
I have one more software which is developed in JAVA. I have already an installer of that software.
Now I want integrating this installer with my new installer, so that I can install both application using one installer itself.
But I am getting how to do that? (May be using merge module)
Can you please help me to sort out this problem.
It's very urgent.
Thanks,
Manesh
I am creating installer for .net windows application. It is working fine.
I have one more software which is developed in JAVA. I have already an installer of that software.
Now I want integrating this installer with my new installer, so that I can install both application using one installer itself.
But I am getting how to do that? (May be using merge module)
Can you please help me to sort out this problem.
It's very urgent.
Thanks,
Manesh
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Jan 06, 2011
01:52 AM
No ned to create any mergemodule to do this task.
I guess you are using basic MSI project for your .Net project and your java project installer extn might be ans exe. If yes use custom action to execute the java exe in execute sequence whenever you want. For this you can use custom action readyly avalable in custiom actions type or you can implement your own logic through installscript and sequence it accordingly.
Ex: See LaunchAppAndWait function for more details.
I guess you are using basic MSI project for your .Net project and your java project installer extn might be ans exe. If yes use custom action to execute the java exe in execute sequence whenever you want. For this you can use custom action readyly avalable in custiom actions type or you can implement your own logic through installscript and sequence it accordingly.
Ex: See LaunchAppAndWait function for more details.