The following article uses options that are available starting with the Architect edition and project type.
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This tutorial guides you in creating a project based on capturing an installation. As an example, we'll repackage the 7-zip File Manager EXE into an MSI.
For a better result, perform the repackaging operation on a virtual machine as described in the Repackaging an installation on a VMware virtual machine tutorial.
- 1. Create a Repackage Installation project
- 2. Setting up the Repackager
- 2.1 Package Information
- 2.2 Customize Options
- 2.3 Create an installation profile
- 3. Installation capture
- 4. Package installation
- 5. Import results
- 6. Customize the project
- 7. Run project
1. Create a Repackage Installation project
If Advanced Installer is not currently running, launch it from the desktop icon or select it from the 'Start' menu. When the application starts, choose “Convert” > “Repackage Installation” project type.
The Repackager launches and the project is saved as a .rpp file on disk.
2. Setting up the Repackager
After you select what installer you want to repackage, you can begin configuring the operation.
2.1 Package Information
The package information from the installer is displayed here. You can also configure multiple applications to be repackaged at once, use 'Additional packages' link to add them. For more information about this tab see this page.
2.2 Customize Options
The Options tab lets you choose actions and configurations for the repackaging operation. For more information about this tab see this page.
There are a few options that are checked by default, but for this tutorial, we also check 'Generate .bat file with settings from this session,' which creates a .bat file for automation in future repackaging operations.
2.3 Create an installation profile
Press the 'Configuration Manager' button from the Home tab and begin to customize your capture profile.
Create a new profile 'MyProfile,' which we have tweaked to search for system changes only in the 'ProgramFiles' folder and in the 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE' registry hive, as the setup package installs per machine. All the other settings remained as in the 'Default' profile.
We set this newly created profile as active. The profile that is 'active' is that one that is used during the system scan unless specified otherwise at the beginning of the installation capture.
3. Installation capture
Before you proceed, make sure that you close all unnecessary running applications to avoid 'false positive' capture results from active file and registry system access.
An installation capture is done by comparing system snapshots taken before and after the package installation. Optionally filter the scan results using a system noise recording.
To begin the installation press the 'Start Local' button .
4. Package installation
The package is launched, and after the installation is complete, the system is scanned again for changes.
The result is saved as a session under History and as a .rpk file on the disk.
Press 'Continue in Advanced Installer' to make the final touches on the newly repackaged installer.
5. Import results
Press the button to import the installation capture results, into the new Advanced Installer project.
6. Customize the project
After importing the installation capture results, you should review the Advanced Installer project and adjust it to your new package deployment needs.
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7. Run project
Build and run the project to test the newly created installer.
How do I install software that does not support silent installation?
Description
Desktop Central requires the software that is being installed does not wait for any user inputs during installation. This means that only software that supports silent installation can be installed directly using Desktop Central. However, there might be cases where you would require to install software that does not support silent installation. You can use AutoIT scripts to install software that does not support silent installation.
Steps to Install Applications that does not support Silent Installation
- Download AutoIt3 from http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/index.shtml and install it in any computer. Upon installation, you will get an exe as AutoIt3A.exe in the installed directory.
- You need to write a script using AutoIt to install any software that waits for user input. Refer to their tutorials (Tutorials --> WinZip Installation) for a sample script and steps to write a script
- To install a product using AutoIt the command used should be: AutoIt3A.exe <script-name.au3> where <script-name.au3> is the script that is given as argument to that exe.
Tips for writing the script
- The first line of the script should be Run('application.exe')
- The next line should have the title of the popup dialog and some text within the popup dialog followed by the input/action. You will get a clear idea when you go through their tutorial
After creating the script, try to install the application in any local computer using the command AutoIt3A.exe <script-name.au3>. You will see the popup coming and disappearing on their own and will get completed without any input/action from the user.
Once you are able to install your software, you can use the same command as the Installation Command with Switches/Arguments in Desktop Central Add Package screen. While adding the package, ensure that all the three - AutoIt3A.exe, the script (script-name.au3), and the application exe are in the same location. Given below are the steps to add the package:
- Click Software Deployment --> Add Package
- Select Package type as ' MSIEXEC/EXE/ISS/Command:
- Specify the name of the application
- Select HTTP Path as path type
- Click Add more link to upload all the three files, viz: AutoIt3A.exe, script-name.au3, and the application exe
- Specify the Installation Command with Switches/Arguments as AutoIt3A.exe script-name.au3
- Click Add Package
- Define the target as explained below:
- If you wanted to deploy the software for a specific user, then select 'Target User' privilege under Configure Install/Uninstall options.
- If you wanted to deploy the software for computer select 'System User' privilege, with the option 'Allow user to interact with installation window' enabled, under Configure Install/Uninstall options.
You have successfully deployed an application using Auto IT script.