iexpress

问题 I'm trying to use iExpress to install dependencies on a small script that I've created on NodeJS. The iExpress package simply installs the packages Node: msiexec /i node.msi Then runs a Post installation Batch to put the Javascript into a folder in the %UserProfile% folder. The Post installation Batch is run with: cmd /c post_install.bat In the batch there is a line which isn't working: npm install <dependency> This doesn't seem to work immediately after the MSI install, but it will work the

问题 I wish to combine many installers and make an exe using Iexpress. Total size of installers is 750MB. I tried combine and generated using Iexpress but the created exe file size is only 80MB. And when i double click and attempt to run the exe, its stated that its corrupted cabinet file and cannot be executed. After that i rebuild two exe files by separated installers into two groups and each group file size is around 300++MB. Both exe files are executed successfully. So i suspect that i cannot

问题 I'm using the 32-bit iexpress.exe found in c:\windows\syswow64. The resulting .exe file is fine on Windows 7 and Windows 8 (x64) where I can confirm it is a 32-bit app. However when trying to run that on XP, it won't, claiming that it's not a valid Win32 application. The only similar complaints I can find are for running iexpress .exe's on Win2000. Don't have a 32-bit Windows 7 or 8 to use to check with. I can use iexpress on XP to create the package, but that version doesn't do one

问题 I am trying to use iexpress to run my batch file which will execute the 2 exe & 1 msi files for me. when i try to do it manually, it works. following is the code in my batch file. Start /wait %CD%\1.exe /q Start /wait %CD%\2.exe /q msiexec.exe /i "%CD%\3.msi" but this doesn't seem to be working when i create an exe file from iexpress. Reference Above mentioned article has some code(to copy files to temp folder) & but i am not able to understand the syntax. MKDIR %Tmp%\<UNIQUE PRODUCT NAME>

问题 I'm using iexpress to make a self extracting executable. Is there a way I can hard-code an extraction destination folder (preferably into a temp folder somehwere) so as to not have the extraction pop up the "Please type the location where you want to place the extraced file." dialog? 回答1: There's no direct way to do this. (You can see my other answer for a longer explanation about it.) The easiest solution is to make an IExpress archive that runs an "installation program", which is really

问题 I just developed a browser-based employee management system. I am wondering if there is a way for me to create an installer or a self-extracting file to transfer the system to another computer easily. I have tried using "iexpress.exe" and "Actual Installer" however it seems they only extract in a single directory. Is there a way for me to specify which file should go to a specific directory using these applications? If none, any suggestions how to do it? 回答1: You can make IExpress put files

问题 I'm trying to write a batch file that creates a new directory in %programfiles% . It needs to be run as admin. I've tried: runas /user:admin-pc\admin "mkdir C:\Program Files\MyDir" runas /user:admin-pc\admin "mkdir \"C:\Program Files\MyDir\"" runas /user:admin-pc\admin "cmd /c mkdir \"C:\Program Files\MyDir\"" runas /user:admin-pc\admin "cmd /c mkdir %programfiles%\MyDir" runas /user:admin-pc\admin "cmd /c mkdir \"C:/Program Files/MyDir\"" runas /user:admin-pc\admin "cmd /c mkdir C:\Program^

问题 Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed last year . I'd looked around for information to convert a VBScript (*.vbs) to an executable and realised that most of the tools available are actually wrapping the script in the executable. Tried a few tools and it didn't worked as well as expected. I tried IExpress (in Windows XP) to create

问题 Basically I've binded two files, one of them works fine because it can be run from any directory on the computer, however the other one requires .DLL dependencies found in the folder that the binded file is in... However when you run the binded file (made in express) it extracts both the programs to the %temp% folder, so the program cannot find the .DLL dependencies and therefore doesn't work. Is there anyway to make it extract the files into the directory it's being ran from? 回答1: I already

问题 I am going to create a self extracting archive but I have got a problem connecting with the default path of the extraction. I would like to extract my files in the same path as the self-extraction archive program. Unfortunately, the files are extracting in another path (C:\Users\computer\AppData\Temp\IXP000.TMP). Is it possible to set the path? 回答1: I can't find any direct way to do this with IExpress, but there is a trick we can apply. But first I'll point out that this is really easy with