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‎Jul 27, 2009
01:34 PM
Need help with using Stand Alone Build module
My project compiles just fine and the installer works good too, as long as I build it within the IDE. The same project is not compiling when I use the Standalone Build Module (SAB) and it gives me the following error:
I did a general search on the other forums and also on the support site (searched in KB, documents etc.,) but couldn't find any useful :confused:
Can somebody please help me out?:(
Thanks!
Merging modules...
ISDEV : error -4075: File not found. An error occurred merging Module 'ISUS.C3A146F5_4B48_11D5_A819_00B0D0428C0C:0' for Feature 'DefaultFiles'.
ISDEV : fatal error -5087: Stop at first error
ISDEV : error -4075: File not found. An error occurred merging Module 'ISUS.C3A146F5_4B48_11D5_A819_00B0D0428C0C:0' for Feature 'DefaultFiles'.
ISDEV : fatal error -5087: Stop at first error
I did a general search on the other forums and also on the support site (searched in KB, documents etc.,) but couldn't find any useful :confused:
Can somebody please help me out?:(
Thanks!
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‎Jul 27, 2009
03:10 PM
The docs for the standalone build tool mention extra command-line switches used only for standalone; one example is -o, which specifies locations of merge modules...
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‎Jul 27, 2009
03:56 PM
Thanks Robert.
Actually, the combination of passing the -o argument and also removing the InstallShield Update Service merge module (ISUS -> gave me the clue) from the merge modules list got me through. Although I am not sure if I should really uncheck the ISUS merge module, even though I am not using the update service.
Thanks again.
🙂
Actually, the combination of passing the -o
Thanks again.
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