Andrew McIntyre wrote: > There is a large body of usage outside the ASF that is documented on > the NSIS website as well. As for other Windows-only options, httpd > distributes an MSI installer for Windows, but I have no knowledge of > how that is actually generated.
InstallShield. Actually, IS did something fun - the modern versions pull everything from xml - so it's not to hard to bump versions, etc (but adding components or files to the package requires the full version). To just roll a package, IS has a build-only flavor of the product, which can probably be correctly licensed to liberally let the various committers to roll the project. But just about every .msi packaging solution is just a bit short of one- answer-for-all. Even httpd's doesn't use IS's script, vbscript etc, but we actually rolled in the whopping 135kb windows AWK interpreter to rewrite the post-install files we wanted. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
