Silent mode = SILENT. You won't see any messages. Best bet is to write them to a log file so you can review after the installation is complete. ... View more

In your custom panel I see installedProducts = getProductFromZerogReg(PRODUCT_NAME, PRODUCT_VERSION); . Make sure that PRODUCT_NAME and PRODUCT_VERSION variables are set to proxy.substitute("$PRODUCT_NAME$") and proxy.substitute("$PRODUCT_VERSION$") ... View more

To me it looks like your problem is finding the response file. SETTING COMMAND LINE SYS-PROP: SILENT_INSTALL_RESPONSE_FILE=C:\cabi-windows-3_1_ 0_0\test.ini IACommandLineParser:: ---ending--- Command Line Arguments contain illegal values. Usage: install [-f | -options] (to execute the installer) Also, the response file should be a properties file, not an ini file. I don't think it will like your [sections]. Try using # as a comment. ... View more

I create a WLST .py file and execute java weblogic.WLST startup.py In that py file, I have a timeout, so if it doesn't start after so long, it gives an exit code which I then look for. I then configure WL and shut it down. But if you want to keep it running, I wrote custom code which basically uses the ANT project and ExecTask with setSpawn(true) while launching the startWebLogic.cmd file. I don't know if it is the best way, but it works for me. public void install(InstallerProxy ip) throws InstallException { // Get IA variables String domainDirName = ip.substitute("$WL_DOMAIN_DIR$"); //String domainName = ip.substitute("$WL_DOMAIN_NAME$"); String logFileName = domainDirName + "/adminserver.log"; boolean isWindows = ((System.getProperty("os.name").toLowerCase()).indexOf("win") > -1); // Initialize Ant project Project p = new Project(); p.init(); // Setup re-direct file and workinf dir Variable envRedirectLog = new Variable(); envRedirectLog.setKey("WLS_REDIRECT_LOG"); envRedirectLog.setValue(logFileName); File domainDir = new File(domainDirName); ExecTask et = new ExecTask(); et.setProject(p); et.setSpawn(true); et.setDir(domainDir); et.addEnv(envRedirectLog); // Create Arguments to execute Argument commandLine = et.createArg(); boolean resolveExecutable = false; String executable = null; String argValue = null; if (isWindows) { resolveExecutable = true; executable = "cmd.exe"; argValue = "/c " + domainDir.getAbsolutePath() + "\\startWebLogic.cmd"; } else { resolveExecutable = false; executable = "/bin/sh"; argValue = domainDir.getAbsolutePath() + "/startWebLogic.sh"; commandLine.setValue("-c"); } et.setExecutable(executable); et.setResolveExecutable(resolveExecutable); commandLine.setValue(argValue); et.execute(); // Sleep for linux startups or it goes too quickly try { Thread.sleep(5000); } catch (InterruptedException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } ... View more

1. It looks like you are missing a $. Try $USER_INSTALL_DIR$$/$MRCInstall.msi. ... View more

Is the custom code being invoked correctly? Check the path to the class and the jar file. I have see numerous times that even the customcode action being called is incorrect. For example, the action in IA is "Execute CustomCode" while a Custom Panel is what the user really wanted. To help you out, run your installer in debug mode and put a System.out.println in your custom code and see if the line gets printed. ... View more

You could try a "Show Message Dialog" I've had that appear in the middle of the "Install" step. Can you also do a Jump to, some place in the Post-Install? Sometimes what I do, is just install the files during the install step, then in the post install, I execute scripts, etc. ... View more

Most likely this is a sealed jar file. I thought that IA extracts all of your dependency jar files and then creates one big one. What you can try to do is to "install" the jar file to a temp directory, then load the jar file into a classloader, then you should be able to use it. Search the old forums for ClassPathHacker. ... View more

Is this your whole script? I agree with pv7721 that all the cases look the same. ... View more

or can you post a sample project that replicates the issue? ... View more

One key piece of information here is the use of the "Back" button. If on screen A you enter xyz and then on screen B, where a default is what is entered on screen A, then you go "Back" to screen A, enter abc, and then you get to screen B, I am assuming you want to see abc. As designed by IA, you will see xyz. This is because of the way IA sets up the UI. ... View more

Use the Advertised variables feature in your MergeModule. Then when you import your merge module, you can set variables from the parent to the mm. ... View more

Use the Properties file reader plugin to read in the properties file as InstallAnywhere variables. Then create your panel using those variables. ... View more

Can you post your project, or a sample project that replicates this? That would help figure out what is not working. ... View more