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问题 Let's say I've got a website that works better if a client has installed and logged into a desktop application. I'd like to be able to do 2 things: Alter the website if they haven't installed the app (to make it easy for them to find a link to the installer) If they've installed the app on a couple of machines, determine which machine they are browsing from I'd like something that works on Windows and OSX, on any of the major browsers. Linux is a bonus. A few thoughts: Websites can detect if

问题 I want to create an exe file which includes mysql.msi and java.zip. I have written vbscript to install mysql and extract java file in C: drive. It works fine. Now my problem is: Convert the source folder as exe by using WinRAR sfx option. How can I execute the vbscript or bat file (for executing vbscript) when I click the created exe? Has anybody a solution? 回答1: SFX commands: Setup i.e., Setup = <program> SFX will try to execute after successful extraction. The folder containing extracted

问题 I created a program that uses images from the Blizzard API service. I created an installer for the program, and I place the images in the "User's Application Data Folder". Installation is excellent, the images are unpacked into the folder "AppData / Roaming / MyApp". There is a need for the images to be deleted, and the program will download them from the Blizzard service itself. But when you delete the installed files, the installer starts restoring the files, and the program cannot download

问题 I've noticed on OSX, installation is frequently a drag and drop one file kinda deal. I assume that file is an archive of all the applications necessary bits and that the application runs directly from it. Where does the application store configuration data, particularly per user settings when there are multiple users? On Windows, this type of stuff might go in the registry under HKLU or HKLM, or in the Application Data folder for the user or for all users. 回答1: In /Users/username/Library

问题 I have a WIX project that must only be installed on Windows Server 2016 (or newer). Looking at Microsoft documentation, VersionNT for: Windows Server 2016 is 603, Windows Server 2012 is 602. The VersionNT for Windows Server 2012R2 has never been mentioned. When I use below line of code: <Condition Message="!(loc.RequireServer2016)"><![CDATA[INSTALLED OR (VersionNT >= 603)]]></Condition> it still lets me install on Windows Server 2012R2. How can I limit the installation of my software to only

问题 For installation, we have a property " Install " which we can use in conditions to execute if its undergoing installation. Do we have a similar property for Uninstallation ? 回答1: You can use REMOVE~="ALL" to detect a full uninstallation . An uninstall performed as part of a major upgrade can be detected via the UPGRADINGPRODUCTCODE property. Here is some further advice and some help resources : here is a "MSI Conditions Cheat Sheet" to help you get the complicated MSI conditions for custom

问题 I am using the Visual Studio 2010 setup to create an installer for my application. From the File system Editor i have selected one of the two primary output files that have been created in my solution. I have right clicked and created a shortcut for my executable. I have dragged and droped the shortcut into the User's Program Menu. I build the installer and everything completes successfully. I run the installer and everything runs successfully. Now i proceed to double click on the shortcut

问题 when i try to rebuild My Project Setup installer in the first it try to configure as in This Image then this message in This Image 回答1: Express : 1) Reboot , 2) disable anti-virus , 3) launch as admin and check. Then, if need be: 4) verbose log , 5) event logs . 6) Try on a virtual if you still can't get it working? Or secondary computer? Also 7) google exact error messages and check user comments. 8) Run general Visual Studio update? Malware? : Run a full check for malware too? It is all

问题 Basically, I have my application with a resource for the title of the main window in my Resources.resx file. I bind this to my main windows title Title={Binding Title, FallbackValue='My Generic Title'} I have 2 installers (one for each of my clients). This is how I do it right now: Set the title particular to client A. Compile the application. Build the installation file for client A. Set the title particular to client B. Compile the application. Build the installation file for client B. Is

问题 As it currently stands, this question is not a good fit for our Q&A format. We expect answers to be supported by facts, references, or expertise, but this question will likely solicit debate, arguments, polling, or extended discussion. If you feel that this question can be improved and possibly reopened, visit the help center for guidance. Closed 8 years ago . I'm having troubles installing my WPF application on Windows XP (required to be updated with SP3 and .NET 4.0 preinstalled). My