Command Line Options For Wisescript Package Editor - Symantec WISE PACKAGE STUDIO 8.0 - REFERENCE V1.0 Reference

Desired behavior
Compile the default project
installation.
Create or edit a new merge
module in the default project
directory with the default
project file name.
Edit the default project
installation.
Open the default project in
Windows Installer Editor and
run the Resolve wizard against
all applications in the Software
Manager database.
Command Line Options for WiseScript Package
Editor
Option
/pe
/n
/c
/e
/e1
/j&Admin
Wise Package Studio Reference
Example command line
path\wfwi.exe /c "[ProjectDir]\[FileName].wsi"
path\wfwi.exe /n "[ProjectDir]\[FileName].msm"
path\wfwi.exe "[ProjectDir]\[FileName].wsi"
path\wfwi.exe "[ProjectDir]\[FileName].wsi" /yr1="Software Manager
Database|All Applications|0"
The following table lists the command-line options you can use with wise32.exe to run
WiseScript Package Editor.
See About WiseScript in the WiseScript Package Editor Help.
Note
Running wise32.exe without the /pe option opens WiseScript Editor, which is the
scripting-only environment.
Results
Open WiseScript Package Editor.
Open WiseScript Package Editor and suppress the New Installation File dialog
box.
Open WiseScript Package Editor and compile the package.
Open WiseScript Package Editor to Script Editor.
Open WiseScript Package Editor to Installation Expert.
Open WiseScript Package Editor to a specific set of page groups. You define
custom page groups by selecting Pages menu > Customize in WiseScript
Package Editor. This option must be used in conjunction with the /e1 option.
Note
Include the accelerator key if it is used in the page set name. Example: If you
created a custom set of page groups that displays as Admin, you must include
the & symbol on the command line to indicate the accelerator key, as in
&Admin.
Wise Package Studio Command Line Options
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