[izpack-users] executable
Loïc
lbndev at yahoo.fr
Fri Oct 5 19:56:21 CEST 2007
A few possibilities :
* Modify your scripts to redirect all output to log files
* Wrap your scripts into another that will run them in an xterm of
some kind.
* Run your scripts using the ProcessPanel instead of the
<executable> tag (direct inputs will not be possible, so you'll
have to use a UserInputPanel first to gather the information, and
then parse your script with the <parsable> tag to replace the
variables).
I would advise you to use the latter. It is a bit more complicated, but
it looks much cleaner to the end-user.
Good luck,
Loïc
david alejandro garcia ortega a écrit :
>
>
> Hi, i'am making an installer with izpack, i have a packet that
> contains 2 executables, both are shell scripts for
> unix. I need this scripts runs in terminal, when I test my installer
> in Linux,the scripts don´t work because
> run´s without terminal and i need a terminal to read/write some
> information. What can i do for get mi script
> runing in terminal?
>
> Here are my executables:
>
> <executable targetfile="$INSTALL_PATH/utilidades/installjai32.sh"
> keep="yes" stage="postinstall" />
> <executable targetfile="$INSTALL_PATH/utilidades/installjava3d32.sh"
> keep="yes" stage="postinstall" />
>
> Thanks.
>
> David Alejandro García Ortega
>
>
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