I'm running a series of Advanced Installer builds nightly from the same Ant script.
If there's a problem with one, like a missing resource, it pops a dialog box and waits for user input before proceeding, meaning that the rest of the build process is suspended.
Is there a way to run with warnings disabled or with at least error dialogs disabled so that the rest of the builds can succeed even if one fails?
Alternately, does anyone know the proper way to configure the Ant script so that it can recover and continue even if the dialog box stays up all night? Should I fork all the builds?
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Hi,
Providing console output for command line operation mode is a new feature added in the 3.7 version of Advanced Installer. In order to use this feature, replace "AdvancedInstaller.exe" with "AdvancedInstaller.com" (or just "AdvancedInstaller") in your Ant script.
Please see the following page for details:
http://www.advancedinstaller.com/user-g ... -line.html
Regards,
Denis
Providing console output for command line operation mode is a new feature added in the 3.7 version of Advanced Installer. In order to use this feature, replace "AdvancedInstaller.exe" with "AdvancedInstaller.com" (or just "AdvancedInstaller") in your Ant script.
Please see the following page for details:
http://www.advancedinstaller.com/user-g ... -line.html
Regards,
Denis