ExecutePackageComplete - Triggered when individual package action begins. Here we check, for example, if the MySQL Community Installer finished running, we can start a server installation and configuration.
ExecuteProgress - Gets triggered when progress changes. The Custom Installer displays the current installation package, current installation progress, overall progress, overall progress in percents. It should install, uninstall, abort and rollback the installation. WiX is a great and reliable tool for creating installer packages.
It is possible to create a single installation file even if the installer project contains prerequisites, installer files, embedded files, images, console projects, class libraries etc. Introduction The Custom Installation Package Bundle is needed if we want to add a custom UI and more functionality to a standard Bootstrapper Installation package: login before installation, install and configure the mysql server, make permanent configuration changes, creating a MySQL schema etc.
A library called BootstrapperCore. It contains base classes to override, events to hook into and methods to control the Bootstrapper. Moreover, it avoids fragile hard dependencies in your code and builds applications that are loosely coupled, lightweight and extensible. A MEF component, called part, declaratively specifies both its dependencies known as imports and what capabilities it makes available known as exports. Windows Presentation Foundation WPF - Is a good choice for creating the UI because it provides a variety of containers for organizing UI controls, support for data binding and reusable styles.
This model pattern separates the business and presentation logic in your application from its user interface. Moreover, Prism ads several classes such as DelegateComand that allows you to bind events to handler functions that are not in the code-behind class. In the Bundle. The Class Library will have WPF code so it will display the installation window while it simultaneously hooks into Burn extension points.
The View contains binding controls for buttons, progress bars, text blocks, and labels. Detect - will populate the view models; installerUIWindow. Show will display the UI; A Dispatcher object provides a way for sending messages between the UI thread and any backend threads. During this phase, the engine will raise the OnDetect events to tell the Bootstrapper Application what it finds; 2.
The OnPlan events are raised in this phase; 3. This key determines whether the text mode portion of Setup should automatically start into GUI mode or not. The default behavior is to halt after text mode during a preinstallation. The default behavior is to halt at the end of GUI mode Setup. This key causes text-mode Setup to extend the partition on which the temporary Windows NT sources are located into any available unpartitioned space that physically follows it on the disk.
The temporary install source must be a primary partition and limited to cylinders only. Writing beyond the th cylinder may cause the installation to stop responding. When the value is set to 1, oempreinstall must be equal to yes. When you have this value set to "1", setup extends the drive out to the maximum of 7.
If the drive is being translated using CHS values of cylinders, heads, 63 sectors per track, then you can extend to volume to the 7. The same holds true if the number if heads is reduced. ConfirmHardware Value: Yes No This key determines whether a user should manually confirm hardware and mass storage devices detected by the Setup program.
Yes indicates that a user must manually confirm the hardware detected and No implies Setup should install the detected devices. For a complete unattended installation, this key should be set to No. It should be set in order to perform an upgrade.
Yes indicates that the detected Windows NT installation should be upgraded. If multiple installations are detected, the first installation found is upgraded. No implies that the upgrade should be aborted if a Windows NT installation is found. Manual implies that the user must specify which previous installation should be upgraded. Single indicates that the upgrade should continue only if a single Windows NT installation is found.
If multiple installations are found, the user must manually select which installation to upgrade. Yes indicates that the Windows installation should be upgraded and No means do not upgrade the installation if found.
Yes means overwrite the files and No means do not overwrite if found. The default behavior is to overwrite OEM-supplied files. Manual indicates that Setup should prompt the user to enter the installation path. Note, do not use drive letters in this value. For example if you want to have Windows NT installed to winnt40, your unattend. For example, winnt If this key is not present, Setup attempts to detect the type of computer and install the appropriate retail HAL.
It must match one of the strings in the [Computer] section of the Txtsetup. If this key does not exist, Setup detects and install a keyboard layout.
If this section is absent or empty, Setup attempts to detect the SCSI devices on the computer, and install the corresponding retail drivers.
It must match one of the strings defined in the right-hand side of the[SCSI] section of the Txtsetup. If this section is absent or empty, Setup attempts to detect the display devices on the computer, and install the corresponding retail drivers. Note that you can get the same functionality by using the settings in the [Display] section described later. It must match one of the strings defined in the right-hand side of the [Display] section of the Txtsetup.
If this section is absent or empty, Setup attempts to detect the keyboard devices on the computer, and install the corresponding retail drivers. It must match one of the strings defined in the right-hand side of the[Keyboard] section of the Txtsetup. If this section is absent or empty, Setup attempts to detect the pointing devices on the computer, and install the corresponding retail drivers. It must match one of the strings defined in the right-hand side of the[Mouse] section of the Txtsetup.
It also includes instructions on how to install the drivers listed in this section. It must exist if this section is listed. The text must contain the "Windows NT" sub-string or it may be ignored. If this line has only one field, it is assumed to be a.
However if two fields are specified, the first field is the name of a DLL and the second is a base number that represents the resource ID of the bitmap in the DLL. However if two fields are specified, the first field is the name of a DLL and the second is a base- 10 number that represents the resource ID of the bitmap in the DLL.
Default behavior is to show the wizard page. Default behavior is to show the password page. In NT 4. These each have their own set of configuration options and produce installers with different user experience.
Note: I am not counting the Zip option, which as the name implies is just a zip file containing all your application files, with no actual installer. Windows installers do not display detailed progress information or ask the user for any confirmation while installing. Instead, they display a simple looping animation, and the application is launched immediately once installation is complete. The default icon and progress animation of a Squirrel.
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