Thank you Mac and SunnyBoy for your quick responses. I am planning to do this in following way: 1.Group1. "Yes" will have a single nested radio button "Yes" (USER_INPUT_X) of CG2 2. Group1. "No" will have both (Yes and No) the radio buttons of Group2 as nested elements. "Yes"- USER_INPUT_X (same variabe name as in the case of "Yes" in G1) "No" - USER_INPUT_Y in IA we have the choice to hide the input variables. So the user will see the nested elements only of the selected radio button. ... View more

Sorry PV I can not provide my project. But I am posting my LAX file with entries modified. Hope it will give you some idea. Please have a look and suggest do I need to add anythind (property or parameter) else. Also when I checked the installation log, everything was done successfully (creation of application). My LAX file is like: # LaunchAnywhere (tm) Executable Properties File - Flexera Software, Inc. and/or InstallShield Co. Inc. # LAX.APPLICATION.NAME # -------------------- # the default name of this executable -- do not edit lax.application.name= # LAX.CLASS.PATH # -------------- # the Java classpath necessary to run this application # Can be separated by colons (Mac OS/Unix) or semicolons (Windows) lax.class.path= # LAX.COMMAND.LINE.ARGS # --------------------- # what will be passed to the main method -- be sure to quote arguments with spaces in them lax.command.line.args= # LAX.DIR # ------- # path to directory holding LaunchAnywhere's native launcher lax.dir= # LAX.MAIN.CLASS # -------------- # lax.main.class= # LAX.MAIN.METHOD # --------------- # the method in the main class that will be invoked lax.main.method=main # LAX.NL.CURRENT.VM # ----------------- # the VM to use for the next launch lax.nl.current.vm=C:\\Windows\\SysWOW64\\javaw.exe (while my setup installs JRE in D drive. If I change this path to the VM installed by the setup, the same problem continues) # LAX.NL.JAVA.LAUNCHER.MAIN.CLASS # ------------------------------- # main class of LaunchAnywhere's java launcher -- do not adjust lax.nl.java.launcher.main.class=com.zerog.lax.LAX # LAX.NL.JAVA.LAUNCHER.MAIN.METHOD # -------------------------------- # main method of LaunchAnywhere's java launcher -- do not adjust lax.nl.java.launcher.main.method=main # LAX.NL.VALID.VM.LIST # -------------------- # Defines which VMs are valid for your project. # If the native launcher cannot find the current vm, # it will search for ones in this list lax.nl.valid.vm.list=1.6+ # LAX.NL.WIN32.JAVA.LAUNCHER.PLATFORM # ----------------------------------- # Set this variable to following values for launching on a 64 bit machine. # 0, to Prefer 64bit JVM, if not available use 32 bit JVM # 1, to Prefer 32bit JVM, if not available use 64 bit JVM # 2, to Prefer 64bit JVM, if not available exit with error # 3, to Prefer 32bit JVM, if not available exit with error lax.nl.win32.java.launcher.platform=3 # LAX.NL.WIN32.MICROSOFTVM.MIN.VERSION # ------------------------------------ # The minimum version of Microsoft's VM this application will run against lax.nl.win32.microsoftvm.min.version=2750 # LAX.ROOT.INSTALL.DIR # -------------------- # path to the installdir magic folder lax.root.install.dir= # LAX.STDERR.REDIRECT # ------------------- # leave blank for no output, "console" to send to a console window, # and any path to a file to save to the file lax.stderr.redirect=C:\\Err.log # LAX.STDIN.REDIRECT # ------------------ # leave blank for no input, "console" to read from the console window, # and any path to a file to read from that file lax.stdin.redirect= # LAX.STDOUT.REDIRECT # ------------------- # leave blank for no output, "console" to send to a console window, # and any path to a file to save to the file lax.stdout.redirect=C:\\Output.log # LAX.USER.DIR # ------------ # left blank, this property will cause the native launcher to not # alter the platform default behavior for setting the user dir. # To override this you may set this property to a relative or absolute path. # Relative paths are relative to the launcher. lax.user.dir=. # LAX.VERSION # ----------- # version of LaunchAnywhere that created this properties file lax.version=12.0 ... View more

Hello Hari, I am writing my custom code in Java. Should I write an action that includes your code and execute it before updating/retrieving any registry entries? Thanks alot Atul ... View more

Hi hari, Where to use this code. In my project we have created many registry files and during installation we update them using "reg" command. Also we access the registry using "reg" command. for example REG QUERY "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Runtime Environment\1.6" /v "JavaHome". So where should I use the code suggested by you. Thanks for your reply. ... View more

Hi Madhav, As I have mentioned there are two install sets, custom is by default provided by InstallAnywhere. So including custom there are three. Now if I take the example of my first set say "Set1", there are some features which are only for this set and some features are specifically for "Set2" now apart from these features (mandatory for their respective install sets "Set1" and "Set2") there are some features which are optional. Now if we select custom install set it will display all the features and user will have to select as per their requirement. My requirement is a bit different. In my case if the user selects "Set1" all the mandatory features should be automatically selected and the optional features can be selected as per the requirement, also in this case the features which are specific to "Set2" should not be displayed. The same should be when the user selects "Set2" as the install set. Hope you got my point. We were following this approach in ISMP 5.3. Thanks alot for your valuable time. ... View more

I think $INSTALLER_LAUNCH_DIR$ should solve my problem. Thanks for your reply. ... View more