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Hi,
I want to call the CoDeSys V3 installer from my own installer. But I also want to select the language for the installation. With CoDeSys V2 I used parameter /L0007 to select German language and all forked fine, but not with CoDeSys V3. I tried also with /L1031 - the same result. Which parameter on the command line I have to use to select the language?
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Hi, below some information from the support of 3S-Software which I got some time ago:
You have to use the unpacked setup to use a response file for automation.
It does not work with the self-extracting setup.
Follow these steps to create a silent setup:
Recording a response file
Simply run your setup with the Setup.exe /r command line parameter.
=> all your setup choices will be recorded in Setup.iss. The file is placed in the Windows folder.
Copy setup.iss to the Setup folder
Deinstalling setup
Testing setup: Start setup with the Setup.exe /s command line parameter
Maybe you can try this with the option "German" as installation Language.
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Hi,
I want to call the CoDeSys V3 installer from my own installer. But I also want to select the language for the installation. With CoDeSys V2 I used parameter /L0007 to select German language and all forked fine, but not with CoDeSys V3. I tried also with /L1031 - the same result. Which parameter on the command line I have to use to select the language?
Hi, below some information from the support of 3S-Software which I got some time ago:
You have to use the unpacked setup to use a response file for automation.
It does not work with the self-extracting setup.
Follow these steps to create a silent setup:
Simply run your setup with the Setup.exe /r command line parameter.
=> all your setup choices will be recorded in Setup.iss. The file is placed in the Windows folder.
Maybe you can try this with the option "German" as installation Language.