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Installer builder tool : Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 , Project Installer I am trying to pass username and password for the installer to use for running Windows services that will install by the installer. By default installer ask the Credentials during installation that i want to pass through command prompt. see attached pic I tried the solution that provided in the following issue. But still getting the "Set Service login" dialog during installation. msiexec /i setup.msi USERNAME=yourUserName PASSWORD=yourPassword How to Pass Command Line Arguments to MSI Installer Need to redesign

I have read that using command pattern is one of the most popular ways to accomplish do/undo functionality. In fact, I have seen that it's possible to stack a bunch of actions and reverse them in order to reach a given state. However, I'm not quite sure how that can be done in Python and most of the tutorials I have read, dabble into concepts but don't show an actual implementation in Python. Does anyone know how do/undo functionality work in Python? For reference, this is my (naive and probably ridden with errors) code: # command class DrawCommand: def __init__(self, draw, point1, point2):

I'm working on automated builds and need to be able to list elements that were worked on under particular activities. I'm new to ClearCase so I apologise for naiivety ... My downstream build process works fine and I now need to populate a 'pre-build' area by identifying the (checked-in) files associated with one or more activities, labels etc (in fact any combination the change/release manager wants) by listing the candidate files for a build and then copying them from the M: drive (Windows). We are using CC 7.1 with a back end on AIX and Win XP Pro desktops. We'll use ccperl to drive the find

I'm running multiple commands in my Linux shell at the same time, e.g. echo "Line of text 1" && echo "Line of text 2" && complexthing | xargs printf "complexspecifier" I want to redirect all output to file1 . I know I can add >file1 after each individual command but this seems bulky. How can I do this? exec >file1 # redirect all output to file1 echo "Line of text1" echo "Line of text2" exec > /dev/tty # direct output back to the terminal Or, if you are on a machine that doesn't have /dev/tty , you can do: exec 5>&1 > file1 # copy current output and redirect output to file1 echo foo echo bar

I already posted similar question, but still could not get my job done, so this a a second attempt, where I would like to more clearly state my stumbling block. So basically I am in Android phone's adb shell, communicating with the GPRS modem by sending AT commands. I am able to do it by redirecting at command to the device file representing the modem; and I can read back the response using cat utility running on the background (started earlier). I implemented it in a script which can send a single AT command and read back the response. For example, here is the script to send at+cops? to get

Rather than using Switch/Case or IF Boolean checks that can get very long and awfully tedious, I wonder if a better way can be sought for handling and processing Commands. E.G: if(settings.getName == Command) { Speak("I am here"); } if("Get News Feed" == Command) { MyRSSFeed RSSNewsFeed = new MyRSSFeed(); RSSNewsFeed.GetFeed(); } The if commands go on... Here is a snippet of my Switch Statement: switch (Command) { #region <-- Get Time Command --> case "Time Please": case "Whats the Time": case "What Time is it": GetCurrentTime(); break; #endregion <-- Get Time Command --> #region <-- Get Date