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eseilram · ‎Dec 04, 2012

I have an basic msi install package and do not get any setup.iss file if I start setup.exe -r (or /r). What is missing? I also tried setup.exe -r -f1"c:\temp\mysetup.iss", but it wasn't written. I thought there should be at least recorded entries of the standard dialogs. The installation dialog sequence contains some standard dialog and a custom dialog. What is needed to record the user input of this dialog? Some years ago I implented silent and record in an installscript installation package. Do I have to write custom actions? Any good help is very appreciated!

eseilram · ‎Dec 07, 2011

Hi, yes I found a solution. This is the custom action that works for IIS7. It sets the property for the application pool. Dim ObjShell Dim StrCommand Dim windir Set ObjShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") StrCommand = "cmd /c " + Session.Property("CustomActionData") + "system32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe set apppool SP-EXPERT-Applicationserver /processmodel.shutdownTimeLimit:00:06:00" 'MsgBox StrCommand ObjShell.run StrCommand set objShell = Nothing For IIS6 I have another CA as this property must be set at the site. If you need further assistance let me know.

eseilram · ‎Oct 12, 2011

Can anybody help me out? I need to set the shutdownTimeLimit for an application pool for IIS6 and IIS7. How can I do this? Kind Regards!

eseilram · ‎Sep 23, 2011

Here is a working solution: Do not set any ASP.Net-Version in the application, create an application pool with the correct .net-Version (or use an existing one) and bind it to the application. -> This works only for IIS >= 7 If you need to support previous IIS versions -> create a custom action to set the correct windir and a custom action to execute the command. If you use vbscript you can use these commands: Dim ObjShell Dim StrCommand Dim windir Set ObjShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") StrCommand = "cmd /c " + Session.Property("CustomActionData") + "microsoft.net\framework\v4.0.30319\aspnet_regiis.exe -s W3SVC/1/Root/my_application_name" ObjShell.run StrCommand set objShell = Nothing

eseilram · ‎Sep 23, 2011

Here is a working solution: Do not set any ASP.Net-Version in the application, create an application pool with the correct .net-Version (or use an existing one) and bind it to the application. -> This works only for IIS >= 7 If you need to support previous IIS versions -> create a custom action to set the correct windir and a custom action to execute the command. If you use vbscript you can use these commands: Dim ObjShell Dim StrCommand Dim windir Set ObjShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") StrCommand = "cmd /c " + Session.Property("CustomActionData") + "microsoft.net\framework\v4.0.30319\aspnet_regiis.exe -s W3SVC/1/Root/my_application_name" ObjShell.run StrCommand set objShell = Nothing

eseilram · ‎Sep 15, 2011

Isn't it really impossible to create in Installation which - works fine for IIS6 and IIS7 with .net4? Since more than 2 months I can't get solved this problem: I create an application pool assigned to .Net4 I create an application running in this application. Here's the problem: IIS6 needs to have ASP.Net-Version set to 4.0.30319 IIS7 needs to have this entry empty. If not blank on IIS7 installation creates a couple of new app pools with and assigns already running applications to this new pools regardless of their previous assingments. All proposed solution aren't working! Anyone any idea to get out of this?

eseilram · ‎Sep 13, 2011

My first testing were successful! But deploying on a Windows 2003 Server is not, as I would need to set the ASP.Net-Version on the Virtual Directory. And now? Please help!

eseilram · ‎Sep 12, 2011

I had the same problem, the conditions are wrong. If you have difficulties to adapt the conditions I can help you out. Regards, eseilram

eseilram · ‎Sep 12, 2011

I really hoped it would be fixed with the new version: If (on a Windows 2008 R2 Server for example) a new application pool is installed as a .net4 Pool, all installed applications or virtual directories assigned to a .net 2-Pool are reassigned to a .net 4 pool and can't run anymore. Is there anyone, who has a good workaround? Any help is really appreciated! A fix from InstallShield would be the best... Thx

eseilram · ‎Sep 09, 2011

Yesterday I watched the webinar, because I was very curious about what I could do with the suite installation type. I hoped that I could bring together several installation packages into a nice user interface where our customer can easily check or uncheck the different packages and is guided through a installation sequence. But I struggled into several problems: 1) In most cases the packages aren't compressed, the always have a setup.exe file. So I added setup.exe and selected the option "Add Adjacent Files and Files in Subfolders". I thought, it would only take the relative path with an attribut that tells the suite to include all files when building the release, like the dynamic linking does it in a installation project. But I see all files listed in the .ssuite-file. That would mean if there are more or less files/folder in another release the build will fail. 2) Projects build MS Visual Studio (c# and .Net) have often long path names: Build fails with error -1007 3) I can't find an edit-function to change the included file of a package As far as I can see, the Suite would perhaps work if I could use single exe or msi files. Perhaps the user manual is not detailed enough. I'm rather disappointed now. But perhaps someone has a good idea?

eseilram · ‎Sep 07, 2011

If anyone runs into the same problem, you can get a modified prg... Just append a post to this thread with you contact details...

eseilram · ‎Sep 01, 2011

Hi, I'm about to actualize some installer project. And I wanted to include the .net4 update into the packages. It is call .net 4 full update, but just try to install on a 64-bit-OS machine: it will fail as it only contains the x86 file instead of all. And it doesn't check that it isn't applicable to 64-bit-OS. Has anyone already a complete prg implemented? tia eseilram

eseilram · ‎Apr 01, 2011

Support - ShortCut for each Instance - INSTALLDIR for each Instance in an easy way, perhaps as MultiInstance Property I think that's something every installation needs..

eseilram · ‎Feb 07, 2011

I post the solution I got from Flexera, perhaps someone helps it, too. I simply had to remove .Net Installer classes and .Net Installer Arguments.

eseilram · ‎Feb 03, 2011

Hello all, it's a real simple thing I want to do but I wasn't able to find a documentation. If want a .net service getting installed, this is what I tried: - create a component which contains the exe-file, set it to be the key-file - set .Net Scan at Build to Dependnecies and Properties - set .Net Application File pointing to the exe - set .net Installer Class to yes - set .net installer Class Arguments: set a logfile - Advanced Settings Services added a Service and entered Displayname, Description and Servicetype Looking for additional information I found the tip that I had to add an entry for the supported runtime in InstallShield table. Installing fails with Leaked MSIHANDLE (2115) of type 790531 for thread 2640 error 1001. What do I still have to do? It is an InstallScript msi installation, InstallShield 2011 Premier. Can anyone help me out? I appreciate your help! Thanks in advance!

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No record file is written running setup.exe -r

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Setting IIS Properties

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Application Pool Creation destroys .Net applications

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.net4 update- SetupPreRequisite

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