I'm not really sure what the answer is to this, but to me it doesn't seem
the ideal approach. The point of the bootstrapper is to make it easier for
the user to install without having to figure out the exact dependencies and
so on. For unattended installs, the admin usually knows the dependencies,
and you can silently install the prereqs before silently installing the MSI.
Is there a particular scenario you're thinking of for this?
-Francis
On 1/3/07, Petr Vones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I use msbuild to generate standard bootstrapper (using
GenerateBootstrapper
element) which produces setup.exe and several depended folders with
selected
prereqesites.
My question is whether I can run the setup.exe in a quiet mode with no
UI
interaction (license dialogs displayed by the setup.exe etc).
I'm aware it is a bit OT here but haven't found anything useful about it.
Thanks, Petr
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