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Build Installer Listener Izpack Java

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IzPack-install-reg.xml contains additional to the normal definition the stuff needed to create an IzPack installer which sets. The listeners> element is used to hook execution of the Ant tasks into the installer and. Yamaha xt660z tenere user manual.

For listing in add/remove programs section, in windows, u'll need a RegistryInstaller/UninstallerListener which takes care of adding/removing registry entries as well as the add/remove-softwares section. See for uninstall-time privilege there's a resolved bug with the following resolution: Fixed: the uninstaller is told to make an elevation only if the installer did a successful one. Therefore, the uninstaller should escalate automatically ( if the Installer did).

I have doubts about the condition izpack.windowsinstall actually working correctly. It states that the Valid operating system names are izpack.windowsinstall.7, izpack.windowsinstall.vista, izpack.macinstall. And i know that for XP NOT using works right. So do check this condition attribute. Maybe you need to change that to actually provide admin permissions to the installer and therefore, automatically to the Uninstaller.

As for Is there a configuration option to tell it to require privilege escalation on uninstall?: well, there is an attribute (ironically, uninstaller='yes') that you can specify like this. Here uninstaller='yes' actually disables the privilege escalation for the Uninstaller, as per the documentation. So NOT using this attribute is what is required for the uninstaller to receive privilege escalation.

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I'm migrating a medium sized Java application's build from Ant to Maven. I could easily migrate the basic building stuff, but I would also like to create the installer packages from the Maven build. The easiest way would be to call the original Ant scripts through the Ant plugin, but I thought maybe I should look around first for some Maven support. I'd need to create several different installers for different platforms: • Windows 32/64 bit • Linux 32/64 bit • MacOS 32/64 bit For Linux now I think we only have a tar.gz and some Bash scripts to start the daemons - a Debian/RPM package would be much nicer, maybe with dependent package definitions, too. For the Windows installers we use NullSoft installer. I have no idea how the MacOS bundle is assembled now. Are there any tools out there to do this (or at least part of it) from Maven?

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28.10.2018

Build Installer Listener Izpack Java

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IzPack-install-reg.xml contains additional to the normal definition the stuff needed to create an IzPack installer which sets. The listeners> element is used to hook execution of the Ant tasks into the installer and. Yamaha xt660z tenere user manual.

For listing in add/remove programs section, in windows, u'll need a RegistryInstaller/UninstallerListener which takes care of adding/removing registry entries as well as the add/remove-softwares section. See for uninstall-time privilege there's a resolved bug with the following resolution: Fixed: the uninstaller is told to make an elevation only if the installer did a successful one. Therefore, the uninstaller should escalate automatically ( if the Installer did).

I have doubts about the condition izpack.windowsinstall actually working correctly. It states that the Valid operating system names are izpack.windowsinstall.7, izpack.windowsinstall.vista, izpack.macinstall. And i know that for XP NOT using works right. So do check this condition attribute. Maybe you need to change that to actually provide admin permissions to the installer and therefore, automatically to the Uninstaller.

As for Is there a configuration option to tell it to require privilege escalation on uninstall?: well, there is an attribute (ironically, uninstaller='yes') that you can specify like this. Here uninstaller='yes' actually disables the privilege escalation for the Uninstaller, as per the documentation. So NOT using this attribute is what is required for the uninstaller to receive privilege escalation.

Listener

I'm migrating a medium sized Java application's build from Ant to Maven. I could easily migrate the basic building stuff, but I would also like to create the installer packages from the Maven build. The easiest way would be to call the original Ant scripts through the Ant plugin, but I thought maybe I should look around first for some Maven support. I'd need to create several different installers for different platforms: • Windows 32/64 bit • Linux 32/64 bit • MacOS 32/64 bit For Linux now I think we only have a tar.gz and some Bash scripts to start the daemons - a Debian/RPM package would be much nicer, maybe with dependent package definitions, too. For the Windows installers we use NullSoft installer. I have no idea how the MacOS bundle is assembled now. Are there any tools out there to do this (or at least part of it) from Maven?