Exit Installation - Symantec WISESCRIPT EDITOR 7.0 SP2 - FOR NS V1.0 Manual

Exit Installation

WiseScript Editor Reference
The Browse Typelib Information dialog box appears. It lists TypLib information for
all the objects registered on your computer.
5. Do one of the following:
For an object that is registered on your computer, select the TypeLib
information for the object.
For an object that is not registered on your computer, click Browse and locate
the file that contains the TypeLib information. TypeLib information for an
unregistered object does not help you identify the object's ProgID, but it does
display a list of objects in the Objects field for the file you selected. This
information might help you identify the correct object.
The Call COM Object dialog box reappears.
6. If the desired object does not appear in the Object field, select it from the drop-
down list.
If a registered object has a ProgID, it will appear in Creatable Object ProgID. If
an object does not have a ProgID, you can not call that object. A ProgID consists of
the name of the application providing the object, followed by a period and the type
or class of the object. If an object is not registered, you must enter its ProgID in
Creatable Object ProgID.
7. In Variable name, enter a name for this object.
You use this name in the VBScript to access it methods and properties.
8. Click OK.
The script to call the selected object appears in the VBScript.
See also:
VBScript Actions
This action exits the installation.
No message appears unless you also set the RESTART variable.
See Automatic Run-time Variables
To complete the dialog box
Application Exit Code
If this script is called by another application, this is the return code to the calling
application. You can use a variable enclosed with %. For example, with a WiseScript
wrapper that executes an MSI, you could type %INSTALL_RESULT%. The value of
the Application Exit Code would then be the same as the exit code of the MSI. You
would then not have to create an Exit Installation action for each possible value that
Windows Installer could return.
If the WISE_ERROR_RTN variable is already set, the value in WISE_ERROR_RTN
does not override the Application Exit Code but is written to the installation log.
See Run-time Variables
on page 132.
on page 134.
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