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In the previous lesson we have learned how to describe the files we want to be installed. Although we saw some simple implementations of automated installer logic to determine whether a given product has already been installed previously, everything went without the customary user interface giving the user a chance to say anything about the installation. So this is the topic we will be treating in this installment.
Change directory to FolderX 9. Type: 'setup.exe /configure configuration.xml' 10. Hit Enter - installation will begin and you should only see the icons for the products you wanted installed - installation may take forever-it will finish eventually.
The Windows Installer doesn't have its built-in user interface (except for a simple progress dialog we've already seen and a few message boxes popping up to inform the user about various errors). Installer packages have to define their own user interface, compile it and carry it around inside their own .msi file. This makes this file somewhat larger (an .msi file with a typical user interface will start just below 300KB, although this will also depend on the size of the icons and other graphical elements inside) but, in return to this size, will be perfectly customizable to every possible need.
It wouldn't be too much fun to start to develop a complete user interface for ourselves. Fortunately, there is no need to do that. The WiX toolset comes with a standard user interface library, WixUI. This user interface is based on the prefabricated interface in the MSI SDK. The WixUI library provides the complete user interface of a standard installer package, including all standard wizard pages: license agreement, customer information, typical/custom/complete setup types, customization of install target folder, calculation of disk usage requirements, modify/repair/remove and rollback. The only difference is that---for sake of individuality---its dominant color is reddish instead of bluish. However, it only takes to modify a couple of bitmaps and icons if you want to customize that.
Advanced Installer comes with a Setup program which can be used as a Bootstrapper. This is useful if you want to create an EXE installation package or if your package has some prerequisites.
If you build your EXE setup with the installation files outside (MSI, CAB etc.), the Bootstrapper will use an INI file to store its settings. It can also receive command-line options.
Standard command-line switches
The EXE Bootstrapper supports all msiexec command-line options (basically all the command-line parameters you can use for an MSI package). A command-line received by the EXE Bootstrapper will be passed to msiexec when launching the main MSI. This command-line overrides the one specified in the 'Install Options' from the Configuration Settings Tab.
'//' marker
The // marker is automatically replaced by the EXE Bootstrapper with <path_to_msi>. Msiexec command-line parameters need to be appended to this command.
Example of an uninstall command passed to the EXE Bootstrapper:
The command above will be automatically converted by the Bootstrapper to:
The // sequence of characters is not supported when used in a property value set by the Bootstrapper command-line. If you want to use this sequence (for example a URL which starts with 'http://'), you can add the | character in front of //. This way, you will have something like http:|//.
To learn more about how pass commands to your MSI and MSP packages see the Msiexec page.
Proprietary command-line switches
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These commands affect only the language selection dialog and the dialogs in the prerequisite wizard. To also affect the MSI package please use the standard MSIEXEC command-line parameters. Note that the MSI parameters must come after the Bootstrapper parameters.
/extract <path>
Extracts the MSI contained by the EXE to the specified location. The full path to an existent folder is required. If the path contains spaces you must enclose it in quotes:
Example
This command will extract the Mypackage.msi file in the 'My work' folder.
/? and /help
Both these commands will display a help dialog containing the command-line options for the EXE setup.
/exebasicui
Launches the EXE setup with basic UI. The UI level set using the above command-line options will overwrite the default UI level specified when the package was built.
/listlangs
Lists the languages supported by the EXE setup.
/exelang <langId>
Launches the EXE setup using the specified language. This command-line option will have effect only if the EXE setup was built with the language selection dialog. You can use both a UI level and /exelang command-line options at the same time.
/username
Sets the username used by the proxy server in case the Installer needs Internet access. This command is deprecated, and you should use /proxyusername instead.
/password
Sets the password used by the proxy server in case the Installer needs Internet access. This command was deprecated and you should use /proxypassword instead.
/proxyusername <user_name>
Sets the username used by the proxy server in case the Installer needs Internet access.
/proxypassword <password>
Sets the password used by the proxy server in case the Installer needs Internet access.
/exelog <path_to_log_file>
Creates a log file at the specified path with the specified name. If a path and name are not specified, then the log file will be created next to the EXE installer having the same name as the installer and the extension .log.
/exenoupdates
Using this switch will force the Bootstrapper to cancel/discard the update checks if any is declared in the Updater Page.
/aespassword
Sets the password needed to install an AES encrypted package.
Example
Mypackage.exe /aespassword:'secret'
Installs the AES encrypted Mypackage.exe using the password 'secret' to decrypt the package.
A particular example is installing Multiple Instances from the command-line. The possibilities are described in How do I install multiple instances from the command line? article.
/prereqs <prereq_id_list>
Specifies which prerequisites to be installed.
/newinst <instance_id>
Installs new instance, where <instance_id> is the instance id defined in your project
/upgrdinst <instance_product_code>
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Upgrades an installed instance.
/selinst <instance_product_code>
Maintains an installed instance.
instname <new_instance_name>
Changes the instance 'Product Name' when installing it.
<msiOptions>
Options for msiexec.exe on running the MSI package.
command-line switches order
When passing proprietary command-line parameters to an EXE setup, you cannot mix them with the standard MSI ones. The correct order is to first specify the proprietary EXE switches and then the standard MSI switches.
For example, a correct command-line would be:
as opposed to an incorrect command-line:
Return code
The EXE Bootstrapper will return -1 if the user presses the 'Cancel' button, while installing the prerequisites. Otherwise, it will show the code returned by MSIExec.exe after running the main MSI.
The Setup EXE provides the MSI it launches with the SETUPEXEDIR property which contains the folder path from where it was executed.