Hello,
I have a problem using -t option for IsCmdBuild. We have two versions of our product which requires different .Net frameworks (3.5 and 4.5).
We can build only one version at a time, changing the Tools->Options->.Net->.Net framework File Locations. The workaround for that, seems like, to use
IsCmdBuild with -t option specifying the path to required .Net version e.g. "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727".
This works for our x86 version of installer, but does not work for x64 version, with the following error:
ISDEV : error -6209: Regasm.exe cannot be located on your system. This file is required to obtain .NET COM Interop information for Components. You can set the path to Regasm.exe using Tools | Options and/or specify the path with the -t commmand line build option. The file is part of the Microsoft .NET Framework redistributable. C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.5072764\RegAsm.exe
Please note, that it has added 64 in the wrong place, should have added it to Framework.
What can be done to workaround the problem?
I have a problem using -t option for IsCmdBuild. We have two versions of our product which requires different .Net frameworks (3.5 and 4.5).
We can build only one version at a time, changing the Tools->Options->.Net->.Net framework File Locations. The workaround for that, seems like, to use
IsCmdBuild with -t option specifying the path to required .Net version e.g. "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727".
This works for our x86 version of installer, but does not work for x64 version, with the following error:
ISDEV : error -6209: Regasm.exe cannot be located on your system. This file is required to obtain .NET COM Interop information for Components. You can set the path to Regasm.exe using Tools | Options and/or specify the path with the -t commmand line build option. The file is part of the Microsoft .NET Framework redistributable. C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.5072764\RegAsm.exe
Please note, that it has added 64 in the wrong place, should have added it to Framework.
What can be done to workaround the problem?