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‎Dec 27, 2007
04:26 AM
How to extrat tar file during installation ?
Hi ,
We have a tar file bundled with installer and we want to extract it during installtion time on linux os. Can anyone tell how it can be done ?
Regards,
Chetan
We have a tar file bundled with installer and we want to extract it during installtion time on linux os. Can anyone tell how it can be done ?
Regards,
Chetan
(2) Replies
‎Jan 24, 2008
09:26 AM
Use Execute Command! I have not tried this but I've used it doing a chmod on a directory!
Command = tar
Arguments = -xf, $P(TarFileBeanID.absoluteInstallLocation)/tarfile
An easy way to get the path to the tarfile is to add a ShortCut Action to the component and in the Target browse to the tar file, select it, copy this, ctrl-c, and Cancel the target selection. Then open the arguments of the Execute Process, ADD and ctrl-v the tarfile! Remember to remove the shortcut! - but, by at least canceling the target after copying it - it will not be added to the installer if it is empty in case you forget to delete it!
Regards,
Tom
Command = tar
Arguments = -xf, $P(TarFileBeanID.absoluteInstallLocation)/tarfile
An easy way to get the path to the tarfile is to add a ShortCut Action to the component and in the Target browse to the tar file, select it, copy this, ctrl-c, and Cancel the target selection. Then open the arguments of the Execute Process, ADD and ctrl-v the tarfile! Remember to remove the shortcut! - but, by at least canceling the target after copying it - it will not be added to the installer if it is empty in case you forget to delete it!
Regards,
Tom
‎Apr 02, 2008
02:32 AM
Hi Tom,
Thanks for your reply. It worked.
Regards,
Chetan
Thanks for your reply. It worked.
Regards,
Chetan