Nokia Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 4, 2020 #1 Does anybody else have the issue of installs going to the same directory? So I have two different projects with two different names when I build the bundles and then test install them, whatever I install first the second one will install to same directory. I have modified B4JPackager to have some windows options and to create bundle packages so I don’t have to keep entering the data over again Attachments B4JPackager.zip B4JPackager.zip 5.9 KB · Views: 448
Does anybody else have the issue of installs going to the same directory? So I have two different projects with two different names when I build the bundles and then test install them, whatever I install first the second one will install to same directory. I have modified B4JPackager to have some windows options and to create bundle packages so I don’t have to keep entering the data over again
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 5, 2020 #2 Nokia said: I have modified B4JPackager to have some windows options and to create bundle packages so I don’t have to keep entering the data over again Click to expand... Big mistake. You should instead create a json file for each of your apps. This is really simple to do. Check the GUID in the inno script. It must be different for each app. The same is true for the app name. Upvote 0
Nokia said: I have modified B4JPackager to have some windows options and to create bundle packages so I don’t have to keep entering the data over again Click to expand... Big mistake. You should instead create a json file for each of your apps. This is really simple to do. Check the GUID in the inno script. It must be different for each app. The same is true for the app name.
Nokia Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 5, 2020 #3 Erel said: Big mistake. You should instead create a json file for each of your apps. This is really simple to do. Check the GUID in the inno script. It must be different for each app. The same is true for the app name. Click to expand... where is the inno script file stored? Upvote 0
Erel said: Big mistake. You should instead create a json file for each of your apps. This is really simple to do. Check the GUID in the inno script. It must be different for each app. The same is true for the app name. Click to expand... where is the inno script file stored?
Nokia Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 5, 2020 #4 Erel said: Big mistake. You should instead create a json file for each of your apps. This is really simple to do. Check the GUID in the inno script. It must be different for each app. The same is true for the app name. Click to expand... I found it.. I compaird both scripts and the only problem I see is the app ID.. AppId={{b4j.example.main}} the same on both scripts, is this where the GUID suppose to go? AppName: is different DefaultDirName: Are different AppVersion=different AppVerName=different AppPublisher=same AppComments=different AppCopyright=same Upvote 0
Erel said: Big mistake. You should instead create a json file for each of your apps. This is really simple to do. Check the GUID in the inno script. It must be different for each app. The same is true for the app name. Click to expand... I found it.. I compaird both scripts and the only problem I see is the app ID.. AppId={{b4j.example.main}} the same on both scripts, is this where the GUID suppose to go? AppName: is different DefaultDirName: Are different AppVersion=different AppVerName=different AppPublisher=same AppComments=different AppCopyright=same
Nokia Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 5, 2020 #5 ok.. fixed it.. I generated a guid and applied it to the "-Bidentifier=" field and now shows up in Appid correctly... Attachments B4JPackager.zip B4JPackager.zip 6.2 KB · Views: 491 Upvote 0
ok.. fixed it.. I generated a guid and applied it to the "-Bidentifier=" field and now shows up in Appid correctly...
