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Is there a way to tell CEAppMgr where to place my CAB files before
installing them, and to not delete them after install?
I can successfully deploy my app to CE5 devices using CEAppMgr. The
multiple CAB files all get installed to the correct locations, then
get deleted. In an effort to allow my app to be reinstalled following
cold boots, I have created registry files in the "Application"
directory that look for and relaunch the CAB files upon cold boot
(Symbol MC3000 system). This works if I manually place the CAB files
in the nonvolatile "Application" directory where the REG file is set
to look for them. However, I cannot figure out how to direct CEAppMgr
to place and leave the CAB files in the "Application" directory during
my automatic install.
My install process is a self-extracting ZIP that unzips the 5 CABs and
corresponding .INIs to a temp dir on the users PC. It then launches a
bat file that calls CEAppMgr passing the 5 .INI files. This works
great, my app and supporting CABs (CF, SQL CE, etc) all get installed
correctly, but after it runs, the CAB files themselves are deleted, so
the auto reinstall after cold boots fail.
installing them, and to not delete them after install?
I can successfully deploy my app to CE5 devices using CEAppMgr. The
multiple CAB files all get installed to the correct locations, then
get deleted. In an effort to allow my app to be reinstalled following
cold boots, I have created registry files in the "Application"
directory that look for and relaunch the CAB files upon cold boot
(Symbol MC3000 system). This works if I manually place the CAB files
in the nonvolatile "Application" directory where the REG file is set
to look for them. However, I cannot figure out how to direct CEAppMgr
to place and leave the CAB files in the "Application" directory during
my automatic install.
My install process is a self-extracting ZIP that unzips the 5 CABs and
corresponding .INIs to a temp dir on the users PC. It then launches a
bat file that calls CEAppMgr passing the 5 .INI files. This works
great, my app and supporting CABs (CF, SQL CE, etc) all get installed
correctly, but after it runs, the CAB files themselves are deleted, so
the auto reinstall after cold boots fail.