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Build a Project Using the Automation Interface
Build a Project Using the Automation Interface
Summary
Sample VBScript code that demonstrates how to build a project using the Automation interface.Synopsis
This article provides a sample VBScript code that demonstrates how to build a project using the Automation Interface
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?InstallShield 2015:
set automation = CreateObject("ISWiAuto22.ISWiProject")
set project = automation.OpenProject("C:\Test.ism")
set productConfig = project.AddProductConfig("Version2")
set release = productConfig.AddRelease("TestBuild")
release.Build()
set project = Nothing
set automation = Nothing
MsgBox "Completed Successfully"
Note that the automation object initially created corresponds to the InstallShield version.
InstallShield 2014:
Set automation = CreateObject("IswiAuto21.ISWiProject")
InstallShield 2013:
Set automation = CreateObject("IswiAuto20.ISWiProject")
InstallShield 2012 Spring:
Set automation = CreateObject("IswiAuto19.ISWiProject")Additional Information
If you are using the automation interface on a 64-bit machine, you may need to load the automation interface through a 32-bit executable file. For example, if you are using VBScript with the automation interface, you may need to launch cscript.exe from the 32-bit system folder (SysWow64). Otherwise, the 64-bit scripting host may encounter an error when creating the automation object.
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