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在自动化编译过程中,如何修改产品的GUID,Package的GUID以及升级的GUID,受网友fishout的启发,找到了一些相关方面的资料,特与大家分享。
关于InstallShield内部用脚本实现GUID的生成,请大家关注fishout的Blog他应该会更新到自己的Blog中的。
下面是Aaron McLean写的一段VBScript示例代码,引用请保留原作者信息。
另外注意ISWiAutomation版本的不同,之前曾向导大家介绍过。
InstallShield 2009和2010的GUID生成实例:
'
Welcome to GuidChange 2009 and 2010 . Written by Aaron McLean. Written July 2001, Published November 2002, edited 2009
' After 7 years I was asked to update the code to support IS 2009 and 2010
' Use GuidChange 2009 and 2010.vbs for Installshield 2009 and 2010.
' Use GuidChange.vbs for IPWI 2.03, Developer 7.x, 8.x - Admin Studio
' This is freeware as long as you keep mention my name in your code
'
' You will need a few things installed on your computer to run this Visual Basic Script
' -VB6 Runtime and Windows Scripting Host - www.microsoft.com/scripting. Install Microsoft 'Windows Script 5.6 Download'
' Drop an *.ism on guid.vbs
' Supports Multiple *.ism's
' Delete the last line if you don't want the message box - >>> msgbox "I'm done"
' Send questions to aaronmclean@sbcglobal.net
' ---- ACCESS A FEW OF COM OBJECTS
set fs = CreateObject ( " Scripting.FileSystemObject " )
set wshshell = CreateObject ( " wscript.shell " )
Set installer = wscript.CreateObject( " WindowsInstaller.Installer " )
set args = Wscript.Arguments
' Changed 9/10/2009 to use Installshield 2009 and 2010 COM naming conventions
' Set GUID = CreateObject("InstallShield.Guid")
Set GUID = CreateObject ( " ISWizUtil.CGUID " )
' ---- If I get double clicked then show message box and quit
Dim argCount:argCount = Wscript.Arguments.Count
if argcount < 1 then
MsgBox " Drop an *.ism on me and I will change the Package GUID, Product GUID, Upgrade GUID " & vbcr & vbcr & " GuidChange 1.0 Written by Aaron McLean, July 2001, Published November 2002 "
Wscript.Quit 1
end if
' ---- If I find a ? in the cmd line then show the help and quit
if argcount >= 1 then
If InStr (Wscript.Arguments( 0 ), " ? " ) Then ' Manual Launch from a command line
MsgBox " Drop an *.ism on me and I will change the Package GUID, Product GUID, Upgrade GUID " & vbcr & vbcr & " GuidChange 1.0 Written by Aaron McLean, July 2001, Published November 2002 "
Wscript.Quit 1
end if
' ---- If I find an *.ism in the cmd line then change the upgrade, package, and product guids.
' ---- guid.vbs will change multiple *.ism's at one time
' ---- The For statement is used to loop through all of the *.ism's that are dropped on GuidChange
For each argument in args ' :msgbox " Argument: " & argument
Set fileStuff = fs.GetFile(argument)
if CBool (fs.GetFile(fileStuff).Attributes and 1 ) = TRUE then ' Is the file read only?
fileStuff.Attributes = fileStuff.Attributes and not 14000 and not 1 ' Then remove the read only Attrib
end if
if instr (fileStuff, " .ism " ) then ' Is this an Installshield Project
' Changed 9/10/2009 to use Installshield 2009 and 2010 COM naming conventions
' Set pProject = CreateObject ("ISWiAutomation.ISWiProject")
Set pProject = CreateObject ( " ISWiAuto16.ISWiProject " )
pProject.OpenProject fileStuff, True
pProject.PackageCode = GUID.CreateGUID() ' Delete this entire line if you don't want the package guid changed
pProject.ProductCode = GUID.CreateGUID() ' Delete this entire line if you don't want the product guid changed
pProject.UpgradeCode = GUID.CreateGUID() ' Delete this entire line if you don't want the upgrade guid changed
pProject.SaveProject ' Saving the *.ism before closing it
pProject.CloseProject ' Closing the *.ism
else
MsgBox " Only Installshield files with the *.ism file extension can be changed. Good-Bye "
Wscript.quit 1
end if
next
end if
msgbox " I'm done "
' Credits:
' Installshield created the GUID object
' After 7 years I was asked to update the code to support IS 2009 and 2010
' Use GuidChange 2009 and 2010.vbs for Installshield 2009 and 2010.
' Use GuidChange.vbs for IPWI 2.03, Developer 7.x, 8.x - Admin Studio
' This is freeware as long as you keep mention my name in your code
'
' You will need a few things installed on your computer to run this Visual Basic Script
' -VB6 Runtime and Windows Scripting Host - www.microsoft.com/scripting. Install Microsoft 'Windows Script 5.6 Download'
' Drop an *.ism on guid.vbs
' Supports Multiple *.ism's
' Delete the last line if you don't want the message box - >>> msgbox "I'm done"
' Send questions to aaronmclean@sbcglobal.net
' ---- ACCESS A FEW OF COM OBJECTS
set fs = CreateObject ( " Scripting.FileSystemObject " )
set wshshell = CreateObject ( " wscript.shell " )
Set installer = wscript.CreateObject( " WindowsInstaller.Installer " )
set args = Wscript.Arguments
' Changed 9/10/2009 to use Installshield 2009 and 2010 COM naming conventions
' Set GUID = CreateObject("InstallShield.Guid")
Set GUID = CreateObject ( " ISWizUtil.CGUID " )
' ---- If I get double clicked then show message box and quit
Dim argCount:argCount = Wscript.Arguments.Count
if argcount < 1 then
MsgBox " Drop an *.ism on me and I will change the Package GUID, Product GUID, Upgrade GUID " & vbcr & vbcr & " GuidChange 1.0 Written by Aaron McLean, July 2001, Published November 2002 "
Wscript.Quit 1
end if
' ---- If I find a ? in the cmd line then show the help and quit
if argcount >= 1 then
If InStr (Wscript.Arguments( 0 ), " ? " ) Then ' Manual Launch from a command line
MsgBox " Drop an *.ism on me and I will change the Package GUID, Product GUID, Upgrade GUID " & vbcr & vbcr & " GuidChange 1.0 Written by Aaron McLean, July 2001, Published November 2002 "
Wscript.Quit 1
end if
' ---- If I find an *.ism in the cmd line then change the upgrade, package, and product guids.
' ---- guid.vbs will change multiple *.ism's at one time
' ---- The For statement is used to loop through all of the *.ism's that are dropped on GuidChange
For each argument in args ' :msgbox " Argument: " & argument
Set fileStuff = fs.GetFile(argument)
if CBool (fs.GetFile(fileStuff).Attributes and 1 ) = TRUE then ' Is the file read only?
fileStuff.Attributes = fileStuff.Attributes and not 14000 and not 1 ' Then remove the read only Attrib
end if
if instr (fileStuff, " .ism " ) then ' Is this an Installshield Project
' Changed 9/10/2009 to use Installshield 2009 and 2010 COM naming conventions
' Set pProject = CreateObject ("ISWiAutomation.ISWiProject")
Set pProject = CreateObject ( " ISWiAuto16.ISWiProject " )
pProject.OpenProject fileStuff, True
pProject.PackageCode = GUID.CreateGUID() ' Delete this entire line if you don't want the package guid changed
pProject.ProductCode = GUID.CreateGUID() ' Delete this entire line if you don't want the product guid changed
pProject.UpgradeCode = GUID.CreateGUID() ' Delete this entire line if you don't want the upgrade guid changed
pProject.SaveProject ' Saving the *.ism before closing it
pProject.CloseProject ' Closing the *.ism
else
MsgBox " Only Installshield files with the *.ism file extension can be changed. Good-Bye "
Wscript.quit 1
end if
next
end if
msgbox " I'm done "
' Credits:
' Installshield created the GUID object
下面是针对IPWI 2.03,InstallShield Developer 7.x,8.x以及AdminStudio的示例代码:
'
Use GuidChange 2009 and 2010.vbs for Installshield 2009 and 2010.
' Use GuidChange.vbs for IPWI 2.03, Developer 7.x, 8.x - Admin Studio
' This is freeware as long as you keep mention my name in your code
'
' You will need a few things installed on your computer to run this Visual Basic Script
' -VB6 Runtime and Windows Scripting Host - www.microsoft.com/scripting. Install Microsoft 'Windows Script 5.6 Download'
' Drop an *.ism on guid.vbs
' Supports Multiple *.ism's
' Delete the last line if you don't want the message box - >>> msgbox "I'm done"
' Send questions to aaronmclean@sbcglobal.net
' ---- ACCESS A FEW OF COM OBJECTS
set fs = CreateObject ( " Scripting.FileSystemObject " )
set wshshell = CreateObject ( " wscript.shell " )
Set installer = wscript.CreateObject( " WindowsInstaller.Installer " )
set args = Wscript.Arguments
Set GUID = CreateObject ( " InstallShield.Guid " )
' ---- If I get double clicked then show message box and quit
Dim argCount:argCount = Wscript.Arguments.Count
if argcount < 1 then
MsgBox " Drop an *.ism on me and I will change the Package GUID, Product GUID, Upgrade GUID " & vbcr & vbcr & " GuidChange 1.0 Written by Aaron McLean, July 2001, Published November 2002 "
Wscript.Quit 1
end if
' ---- If I find a ? in the cmd line then show the help and quit
if argcount >= 1 then
If InStr (Wscript.Arguments( 0 ), " ? " ) Then ' Manual Launch from a command line
MsgBox " Drop an *.ism on me and I will change the Package GUID, Product GUID, Upgrade GUID " & vbcr & vbcr & " GuidChange 1.0 Written by Aaron McLean, July 2001, Published November 2002 "
Wscript.Quit 1
end if
' ---- If I find an *.ism in the cmd line then change the upgrade, package, and product guids.
' ---- guid.vbs will change multiple *.ism's at one time
' ---- The For statement is used to loop through all of the *.ism's that are dropped on GuidChange
For each argument in args ' :msgbox " Argument: " & argument
Set fileStuff = fs.GetFile(argument)
if CBool (fs.GetFile(fileStuff).Attributes and 1 ) = TRUE then ' Is the file read only?
fileStuff.Attributes = fileStuff.Attributes and not 14000 and not 1 ' Then remove the read only Attrib
end if
if instr (fileStuff, " .ism " ) then ' Is this an Installshield Project
Set pProject = CreateObject ( " ISWiAutomation.ISWiProject " )
pProject.OpenProject fileStuff, True
pProject.PackageCode = GUID.CreateGUID() ' Delete this entire line if you don't want the package guid changed
pProject.ProductCode = GUID.CreateGUID() ' Delete this entire line if you don't want the product guid changed
pProject.UpgradeCode = GUID.CreateGUID() ' Delete this entire line if you don't want the upgrade guid changed
pProject.SaveProject ' Saving the *.ism before closing it
pProject.CloseProject ' Closing the *.ism
else
MsgBox " Only Installshield files with the *.ism file extension can be changed. Good-Bye "
Wscript.quit 1
end if
next
end if
msgbox " I'm done "
' Credits:
' Installshield created the GUID object
' Use GuidChange.vbs for IPWI 2.03, Developer 7.x, 8.x - Admin Studio
' This is freeware as long as you keep mention my name in your code
'
' You will need a few things installed on your computer to run this Visual Basic Script
' -VB6 Runtime and Windows Scripting Host - www.microsoft.com/scripting. Install Microsoft 'Windows Script 5.6 Download'
' Drop an *.ism on guid.vbs
' Supports Multiple *.ism's
' Delete the last line if you don't want the message box - >>> msgbox "I'm done"
' Send questions to aaronmclean@sbcglobal.net
' ---- ACCESS A FEW OF COM OBJECTS
set fs = CreateObject ( " Scripting.FileSystemObject " )
set wshshell = CreateObject ( " wscript.shell " )
Set installer = wscript.CreateObject( " WindowsInstaller.Installer " )
set args = Wscript.Arguments
Set GUID = CreateObject ( " InstallShield.Guid " )
' ---- If I get double clicked then show message box and quit
Dim argCount:argCount = Wscript.Arguments.Count
if argcount < 1 then
MsgBox " Drop an *.ism on me and I will change the Package GUID, Product GUID, Upgrade GUID " & vbcr & vbcr & " GuidChange 1.0 Written by Aaron McLean, July 2001, Published November 2002 "
Wscript.Quit 1
end if
' ---- If I find a ? in the cmd line then show the help and quit
if argcount >= 1 then
If InStr (Wscript.Arguments( 0 ), " ? " ) Then ' Manual Launch from a command line
MsgBox " Drop an *.ism on me and I will change the Package GUID, Product GUID, Upgrade GUID " & vbcr & vbcr & " GuidChange 1.0 Written by Aaron McLean, July 2001, Published November 2002 "
Wscript.Quit 1
end if
' ---- If I find an *.ism in the cmd line then change the upgrade, package, and product guids.
' ---- guid.vbs will change multiple *.ism's at one time
' ---- The For statement is used to loop through all of the *.ism's that are dropped on GuidChange
For each argument in args ' :msgbox " Argument: " & argument
Set fileStuff = fs.GetFile(argument)
if CBool (fs.GetFile(fileStuff).Attributes and 1 ) = TRUE then ' Is the file read only?
fileStuff.Attributes = fileStuff.Attributes and not 14000 and not 1 ' Then remove the read only Attrib
end if
if instr (fileStuff, " .ism " ) then ' Is this an Installshield Project
Set pProject = CreateObject ( " ISWiAutomation.ISWiProject " )
pProject.OpenProject fileStuff, True
pProject.PackageCode = GUID.CreateGUID() ' Delete this entire line if you don't want the package guid changed
pProject.ProductCode = GUID.CreateGUID() ' Delete this entire line if you don't want the product guid changed
pProject.UpgradeCode = GUID.CreateGUID() ' Delete this entire line if you don't want the upgrade guid changed
pProject.SaveProject ' Saving the *.ism before closing it
pProject.CloseProject ' Closing the *.ism
else
MsgBox " Only Installshield files with the *.ism file extension can be changed. Good-Bye "
Wscript.quit 1
end if
next
end if
msgbox " I'm done "
' Credits:
' Installshield created the GUID object
参考链接:
http://community.flexerasoftware.com/showthread.php?t=189920
http://community.flexerasoftware.com/showthread.php?t=171334