Hello,
I'm not sure I understand how to use this code.
Should I put my pop-up code in the "run_session_setup" function? How do I use this function?
What are the "get_active_sessions" and "start_interactive_process" arguments for?
The search returned 6 results
- June 19, 2024 - 2:16 PM
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: Pop-up to restart
- Answers: 5
- Views : 3751
- June 19, 2024 - 12:11
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: Pop-up to restart
- Answers: 5
- Views : 3751
Re: Pop-up to restart
Hello,
indeed, adding the "pop-up" function to "session_setup" works.
However, what we want to do is uninstall an application from the machine, and then, once it's uninstalled, we want to ask the user if they want to restart the machine using the pop-up.
Here's...
indeed, adding the "pop-up" function to "session_setup" works.
However, what we want to do is uninstall an application from the machine, and then, once it's uninstalled, we want to ask the user if they want to restart the machine using the pop-up.
Here's...
- June 14, 2024 - 09:28
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: Pop-up to restart
- Answers: 5
- Views : 3751
Pop-up to restart
Hello,
is it possible to implement a pop-up system within a WAPT package?
We would like a pop-up to appear on the user's screen.
This pop-up would restart the machine. The user must be able to interact with it.
Here is an example of what we want:
pop-up...
is it possible to implement a pop-up system within a WAPT package?
We would like a pop-up to appear on the user's screen.
This pop-up would restart the machine. The user must be able to interact with it.
Here is an example of what we want:
pop-up...
- May 6, 2024 - 08:13
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: Modifying the machine package control file
- Answers: 4
- Views : 4652
Re: Modifying the machine package control file
Hello,
Accidental uninstallation is virtually impossible in our processes.
We want to be able to remove all dependencies of the `machine` package; indeed, when we clean our repository, packages dependent on the `machine` package return an error...
Accidental uninstallation is virtually impossible in our processes.
We want to be able to remove all dependencies of the `machine` package; indeed, when we clean our repository, packages dependent on the `machine` package return an error...
- May 3, 2024 - 12:05
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: Modifying the machine package control file
- Answers: 4
- Views : 4652
Re: Modifying the machine package control file
Hello,
This request is related to the request here: https://forum.tranquil.it/viewtopic.php?t=3833
We would like a script to remove the dependency of the machine package when a package has successfully been installed on the machine (status OK).
The script that would perform this removal could be...
This request is related to the request here: https://forum.tranquil.it/viewtopic.php?t=3833
We would like a script to remove the dependency of the machine package when a package has successfully been installed on the machine (status OK).
The script that would perform this removal could be...
- April 30, 2024 - 08:42
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: Modifying the machine package control file
- Answers: 4
- Views : 4652
Modifying the machine package control file
Hello,
I would like to be able to modify the "control" file of the machine package within a WAPT package.
Currently, I can display it.
Here is the code that displays it:
def install():
w = common.Wapt()
package = PackageEntry(w.host_uuid)
# Retrieves the control files of ...
I would like to be able to modify the "control" file of the machine package within a WAPT package.
Currently, I can display it.
Here is the code that displays it:
def install():
w = common.Wapt()
package = PackageEntry(w.host_uuid)
# Retrieves the control files of ...
