scripted install of Python-2.2 and win32all?

[Thomas Heller]

"David Sloyer" <dsloyer at ieee.org> wrote in message news:961e341e.0202062153.f976988 at posting.google.com...
> Is it possible for one to install Python-2.2 and win32all without any
> user intervention?  I'd like to install these on a set of machines as
> part of a script, and would like to do this automatically.  The
> installation would take place on Windows XP and Win2K boxes.
>

Appended is the relevant section from Wise Installbuilder 7.0 online help.
Note that Python 2.2 is built with Wise 8.0, win32all may  be built with earlier
versions, so YYMV.

Thomas
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Command Line Switches for Wise and Wise Installations

Command Line Switches for WISE32.EXE

· /c file.wse creates executable file from wise script

· /r opens Wise in SetupCapture window

· /u runs the upgrade wizard that checks for any upgrades online

· /d CompVar=Value defines a single compiler variable in Enterprise Edition. Multiple definitions require multiple /d

· /d=filename uses filename to define compiler variables. Each line in file is CompVar=Value

Command Line Switches for install files created in wise, i.e. SETUP.EXE

· /S silent mode, automatic mode with no user choices

· /T test mode

· /X pathname extracts files into pathname

· /Z pathname extracts files into pathname and reboots

· /M=filename specifies a value file similar to /d above, but for standard variables

· /M1 causes Wise to step through the installation and display each file that is flagged for self-registration, allowing the author
to identify each file as it is being self-registered.

· /M2 reserved for internal use by Wise during debugger sessions

Command Line Switches for UNWISE.EXE and UNWISE32.EXE

· /Z remove empty directories, including one with unwise itself in it

· /A automatic mode, no user choices other than cancel

· /S silent mode, automatic mode with no user choices

· /R rollback mode, selects option to rollback on uninstall

· /U like automatic mode, but gives all choices other than custom/automatic

· title - window title can be at the end of the command line

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