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‎Mar 22, 2010
09:57 PM
How to know Features, Components and Registrys installed successful on system?
Hi!
I'm new member of forum. i'm using Installshield 2010.
I were created features ,components and registrys for my installer.
I used InstallScript to custom actions. But i don't know how to check Features, Components and Registrys of installer installed successful on system. what functions can i use to check proplems?:confused:
Please help me?
I'm new member of forum. i'm using Installshield 2010.
I were created features ,components and registrys for my installer.
I used InstallScript to custom actions. But i don't know how to check Features, Components and Registrys of installer installed successful on system. what functions can i use to check proplems?:confused:
Please help me?
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‎Mar 23, 2010
05:52 AM
You may insert a messagebox to check if the feature is installed after the feature installation process.
For checking the existance of a registery key you can use the RegDBKeyExist function.
The other option would be to manually check if the features are installed by navigating to the destination folder.
For checking the existance of a registery key you can use the RegDBKeyExist function.
The other option would be to manually check if the features are installed by navigating to the destination folder.
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‎Mar 29, 2010
07:44 AM
what about good old logging?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223300/EN-US/
If you want something like unit tests for your CAs things become more complex...
Other thing would be snapshotting and analyzing installation changes. There are a lot snapshot / capture tools around - I think with your IS 2010 license you should be able to use AdminStudio, but don't install it together with IS - use it in your VM for testing
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223300/EN-US/
If you want something like unit tests for your CAs things become more complex...
Other thing would be snapshotting and analyzing installation changes. There are a lot snapshot / capture tools around - I think with your IS 2010 license you should be able to use AdminStudio, but don't install it together with IS - use it in your VM for testing