This folder contains:

• customcode.jar: compiled actions, and resources
• ExecuteUninstallCommandHelp.htm: this file
• com.zerog.ia.customcode.actions.ExecuteUninstallCommand.java: source code 
• ExecuteUninstallCommandSampleInstaller.exe: a simple test installer that showcases the ExecuteUninstallCommand Custom Code Action 
• ExecuteUninstallCommandSampleProject.iap_xml:  The project used to create ExecuteUninstallCommandSampleInstaller.exe: To correctly open this project you need InstallAnywhere 5's Source Paths enabled (Edit->Preferences->SourcePaths), and customcode.jar needs to be in the same directory as ExecuteUninstallCommandSampleProject.iap_xml.

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Custom Code Action: ExecuteUninstallCommand

Classname: com.zerog.ia.customcode.actions.ExecuteUninstallCommand

Description: This custom code action execute a command during uninstall.

Input InstallAnywhere Variables:

$COMMAND_TO_EXECUTE$: This variable should contain the command that you want to run during uninstall.

Output InstallAnywhere Variables: 

N/A

General Instructions:

This README explains how to set up and take advantage of the ExecuteUninstallCommand custom code action.

To effectively use this action, you will want to add an "Execute Custom Code" action to anywhere in the IA Advanced designer.  Remember that for the action to work correctly you need to add a "Set InstallAnywhere Variable" action before the "Execute Custom Code" action to set $COMMAND_TO_EXECUTE$ to the command that you want to run.

Once you have added an "Execute Custom Code" action to your project, you will need to select the JAR or ZIP file that contains the desired action. To select the JAR or ZIP file, click on the "Choose JAR or ZIP..." button and select the file in the "Choose Code Archive" dialog that appears.

Next you have to designate the "Class:" that is to be called for the custom code. In this case, you would enter "com.zerog.ia.customcode.actions.ExecuteUninstallCommand" (no quotes).

Thank you,

Zero G Developer Solutions.

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30 April 2003