[izpack-users] How to access INSTALL_PATH in process panel

[Sujay Kher]

Hi Loic,

Thank you for your response,

When i add reference to it in a <parsable> tag in your my XML installation
file, it's work some how. But i didn't get the Drive Letter of Install path.

for eg, - My Install Pathi is C:\Program Files\InstAlrt
WHen i access INSTALL_PATH in bat file i get only \Program Files\InstAlrt

I want all path of INSTALL_PATH. 

I am bedly stuck in it. I am looking forward to receiving your response

Best Regards,

Sujay Kher



Loic BARDON wrote:
> 
> Yogesh,
> 
> I'm positive about that.
> I use both methods on my projects, they run under Windows and linux 
> without problems. Of course you have to use a job with each <os family> 
> you want to support, with the appropriate script each time.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Loïc
> 
> Yogesh Jankee a écrit :
>> Hi Suraj,
>>     I dont know if you are aiming at having an installer which will be 
>> supported both on Linux and Windows platform. If so, please do let me 
>> know if you are able to get the installer work on linux with the 
>> method described by Loic below;
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> -- 
>> Jankee Yogesh
>> Team Leader
>> M-ITC LTD
>> http://www.m-itc.net
>>
>>    
>>
>> Loïc wrote:
>>> Sujay Kher a écrit :
>>>> I want to execute window batch file in process panel which looks like
>>>>
>>>> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" standalone="yes" ?>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> <processing>
>>>> 	<job name="do xyz">
>>>> 		<os family="windows" />
>>>> 			<executefile 				name="$INSTALL_PATH\InstaAlert2\script\SetEnv.bat">
>>>> 				<arg>doit</arg><arg>$variable</arg>
>>>> 			</executefile>
>>>> 	</job>
>>>> </processing>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I want this INSTALL_PATH in SetEnv.bat file, so I can use this path to
>>>> set
>>>> ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE. Hope this will clear.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>   
>>> Your processPanelSpec is allright.
>>> Try the following :
>>>
>>>     * either pass $INSTALL_PATH as an argument to your batch file, by
>>>       adding a <arg>$INSTALL_PATH</arg> to your executefile tag
>>>     * or use the $INSTALL_PATH variable directly inside your
>>>       SetEnv.bat, and add a reference to it in a <parsable> tag in
>>>       your main XML installation file (in the pack to which the
>>>       SetEnv.bat belongs, just below the fileset definition including
>>>       it).
>>>
>>> Hope this helps,
>>>
>>> Loïc
>>>
>>>
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