2009-03-06 11:59 UTC
Is possible knowledge please how the file RxInstall.dll Works?
Thanks
Thanks
RxInstall.dll
2009-03-06 12:18 UTC
Hi, velasquez,
as far as I know this dll is responsible for registering the OPENDCL command for demand loading in every single installed (!!!) AutoCAD release. It decides which ARX-file has to be loaded in which AutoCAD release.
This is the registry entry for C3D 2009 German:
But Owen could tell some more details if you want.
Fred
as far as I know this dll is responsible for registering the OPENDCL command for demand loading in every single installed (!!!) AutoCAD release. It decides which ARX-file has to be loaded in which AutoCAD release.
This is the registry entry for C3D 2009 German:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Autodesk\AutoCAD\R17.2\ACAD-7000:407\Applications\OpenDCL]
"Loader"="C:\\Programme\\Gemeinsame Dateien\\OpenDCL\\OpenDCL.17.arx"
"Description"="OpenDCL"
"LoadCtrls"=dword:0000000c
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Autodesk\AutoCAD\R17.2\ACAD-7000:407\Applications\OpenDCL\Commands]
"OPENDCL"="OPENDCL"
But Owen could tell some more details if you want.
Fred
2009-03-06 12:58 UTC
Thank you very much Fred.
Velasquez
Velasquez
2009-03-06 14:26 UTC
As Fred said, RxInstall is used during installation and uninstallation to add (and remove) registry entries for every supported AutoCAD installation.
2009-03-06 17:58 UTC
Would I like to execute RxInstall for my installation program?
Do parameters exist for the command line in the installation and uninstallation?
Velasquez
Do parameters exist for the command line in the installation and uninstallation?
Velasquez
2009-03-06 18:05 UTC
Normally, you should install the runtime after installing AutoCAD. If you install AutoCAD after the runtime, you have to recall the repair option of OpenDCL installation.
I've learned a third option:
Call a
msiexec /qn /fo {03867BD6-AE1B-4AC5-962D-5BC122E6171A}
and this should do it, too.
Fred
I've learned a third option:
Call a
msiexec /qn /fo {03867BD6-AE1B-4AC5-962D-5BC122E6171A}
and this should do it, too.
Fred
2009-03-06 18:06 UTC
Your application install script should execute the entire runtime installation script (either the MSM or the MSI). You should not attempt to use RxInstall.dll directly. To execute the runtime install by command line, you can use the msiexec command, which has many options.
2009-03-06 18:58 UTC
Owen
I already tested below the line to execute MSI and msiexec.exe he/she worked well in the installation.
msiexec.exe /passive /i OpenDCL.Runtime.ENU.4.0.3.1.msi
How should it be in the uninstallation?
Excuse I don't have knowledge of msiexec.exe.
I already tested below the line to execute MSI and msiexec.exe he/she worked well in the installation.
msiexec.exe /passive /i OpenDCL.Runtime.ENU.4.0.3.1.msi
How should it be in the uninstallation?
Excuse I don't have knowledge of msiexec.exe.
2009-03-06 19:07 UTC
Just replace /i with /x to uninstall.
2009-03-06 19:25 UTC
OK OWEN,
I will test this.
Thank you very much.
I will test this.
Thank you very much.