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Build Application, installer advanced settings

Hi !
 
I build application with installer(LV70(W2K) and
I like to run "example.bat" file after when user has run "setup.exe".
So there is advanced installer settings, "run excutable after installation"
how i should fill those lines (look attachment)
 
Source support file "example.bat" great folders to C:\ root and copy files to C:\
I allready put destination of "example.bat" file to root
 
-HeVi-
 
 
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Hi HeVi,

The help file says:

"Executable = Filename of the program you want to run after the installation is complete. The file must be one of the files that you install in the Installer directory you selected in the Installer Settings tab."

So:
- type in the name on the advanced tab
- and add the file in the files tab (next to the advanced tab/button)

Don't tried it myself, but might this be the problem??

BJK
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Yes, thanks, but no,  i done that and it's not working.

Nothing happens, no error, no run of bat file, just silence !

More advice (with , print scr maybe) ?

-HeVi-

 

 

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I've never tried that option with the installer... do you need to give it an absolute path to where your batch file will be?  Have you included the batch file as a support file for your installation?

What about placing the batch file in a directory that's included in your system path variable and see if it will run then?  Just a few guesses without actually trying it myself... Keep us posted...

Message Edited by m3nth on 08-04-2005 08:32 AM

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Hi !

I try allso absolute path , but it's not help.

And yes *.bat file is support file and installer copy this file where i defined it(c:\ root) but after install, installer do not run it ????????????????.

Maybe this is feature of LabView 7.0 (that it's not run excutable after installer) !? . I give up !

-HeVi-

 

 

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