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‎Feb 09, 2010
04:08 AM
Properties as Commandline Parameters to an EXE file
I am creating a single exe file (compressed) instead of msi.
This installer will be used by lots of clients (say thousands) and this will be instantiated by our web application using an ACTIVE-X control (we conisdred all security problems and client is ok with it)...
I want to set one property of the installer through command line.
The problem is I am able to set the property for a .msi package, but don't know how to set the property with single .exe file.
Thanks,
Vijay Bandari 🙂
This installer will be used by lots of clients (say thousands) and this will be instantiated by our web application using an ACTIVE-X control (we conisdred all security problems and client is ok with it)...
I want to set one property of the installer through command line.
The problem is I am able to set the property for a .msi package, but don't know how to set the property with single .exe file.
Thanks,
Vijay Bandari 🙂
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‎Feb 09, 2010
07:54 AM
Try something like this:
Setup.exe /v"MYPROPERTY=value"
For this and other Setup.exe command-line options, see Setup.exe and Update.exe Command-Line Parameters.
Setup.exe /v"MYPROPERTY=value"
For this and other Setup.exe command-line options, see Setup.exe and Update.exe Command-Line Parameters.
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‎Feb 10, 2010
07:19 AM
Hey thanks Debbiel.... it worked :):)
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