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May 07, 2010
03:41 AM
How to run a custom action after user cancels uninstall (rollback)
InstallShield-2009 Premier: Basic msi project:
What to do when I want a custom action to run when user clicks cancel button during uninstall?
(You can see from the attached zip file) I put a custom action (a C# exe which would just show a message box) with
Action Type:
Action Parameters:
Additional Options:
Respond Options:
Insert into Sequence:
but it didn't fire the message box when I canceled the uninstall.
What to do when I want a custom action to run when user clicks cancel button during uninstall?
(You can see from the attached zip file) I put a custom action (a C# exe which would just show a message box) with
Action Type:
Type: Launch an executable
Location: Stored in the Binary table
Action Parameters:
Source: exe path
Target: a b c (doesn't matter, I don't need it)
Additional Options:
Return Processing: Synchronous (Check exit code)
Run Only During Path Uninstall: unchecked
Respond Options:
In-Script Execution: Rollback Execution in System Context
Executing Scheduling: disabled
Insert into Sequence:
Install UI-Sequence:
Install Execute Sequence: After InstallServices (what should I set here?)
Install Execute Condition: (do I need to set? I left it blank)
but it didn't fire the message box when I canceled the uninstall.
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May 07, 2010
03:26 PM
There will be rollback only after Execute Sequence is already in deferred phase. If a user cancels during Immediate Execute Sequence, there won't be any rollback. Theoretically, no system changes should have been made prior to Deferred Execute Sequence, hence nothing to roll back.
You can generate a verbose log and determine where in Execute Sequence when cancel is triggered. Also, you will want to set a condition so that your custom action will only run during uninstallation.
You can generate a verbose log and determine where in Execute Sequence when cancel is triggered. Also, you will want to set a condition so that your custom action will only run during uninstallation.