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‎Mar 26, 2015
08:19 AM
How to register an SolidWorks Addin
Hi,
I try to create a setup for a SolidWorks Addin and I don't have any idea how to create registry keys while running the .msi.
I am not aware of all registry keys which are necessary to run the Addin.
Normally I run a batch file which does all the registry stuff.
See example for 64bit:
"%Windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\regasm.exe" /nologo /codebase "C:\UGS\Tools_SW_TC\bin\Tools_SW_TC.dll"
Is it possible to implement this in the setup project without knowing about all registry key which are created by this command?
Thanks for any help in advance
Christopher
I try to create a setup for a SolidWorks Addin and I don't have any idea how to create registry keys while running the .msi.
I am not aware of all registry keys which are necessary to run the Addin.
Normally I run a batch file which does all the registry stuff.
See example for 64bit:
"%Windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\regasm.exe" /nologo /codebase "C:\UGS\Tools_SW_TC\bin\Tools_SW_TC.dll"
Is it possible to implement this in the setup project without knowing about all registry key which are created by this command?
Thanks for any help in advance
Christopher
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‎Mar 26, 2015
09:55 AM
Hi,
You could try creating a EXE custom action or another custom action type that runs that command if it creates all the registry for you.
You could try creating a EXE custom action or another custom action type that runs that command if it creates all the registry for you.
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‎Mar 26, 2015
10:24 AM
kyi wrote:
Hi,
You could try creating a EXE custom action or another custom action type that runs that command if it creates all the registry for you.
I could try this, but how run this exe within the msi?
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‎Mar 27, 2015
02:44 AM
Hi,
I think I found how to implement an exe file in the installer.
Thanks for your help.
I think I found how to implement an exe file in the installer.
Thanks for your help.