I need your help

[Subz]

You just need to register the dll with /s if its not registered it will register it and if it is it won't do anything.

[Nursultan]

 if it is it won't do anything

don't understand 

[Subz]

RegSvr32 will check to see if it's registered or not, if it is registered it won't reregister it twice it will just exit.

[Nursultan]

how to write in script? I don't understand these situation 

just write ?

RunWait(@ScriptDir & '\mybat.bat')

 

[Subz]

My script above does everything within your batch, if you want to just run the batch you can use ShellExecute(@ScriptDir & '\mybat.bat') or you could use RunWait(@Comspec & ' /c "' & @ScriptDir & '\mybat.bat"', '', @SW_HIDE)

[Nursultan]

ок understand))

[Nursultan]

#RequireAdmin
RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c regsvr32 "' & @ScriptDir & '\iDocsDll.dll" /s', '', @SW_HIDE)
RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c regsvr32 "' & @ScriptDir & '\KalkanCryptCOM.dll" /s', '', @SW_HIDE)
Local $DotNetFx = @WindowsDir & '\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\regasm.exe'
If FileExists($DotNetFx) Then
    RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c "' & $DotNetFx & '" /codebase /tlb "' & @ScriptDir & '\NC.dll" /silent', '', @SW_HIDE)
Else
    MsgBox(64, 'Error', 'Unable to detect: ' & $DotNetFx)
EndIf
;Message Box about finishing
MsgBox(0, 'done')

it does not work, no msgbox

[Subz]

Run it from within Scite and look at the console which should give you what errors if any it returns.

Actually that won't work since you're using #RequireAdmin, remove #RequireAdmin and try running it from Scite to see if there any errors.

Edited February 21, 2017 by Subz

[Nursultan]

"C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\..\autoit3.exe" /ErrorStdOut "C:\idocs\dll.au3"    
"C:\idocs\dll.au3" (15) : ==> Incorrect number of parameters in function call.:
MsgBox(0, 'done')
^ ERROR
>Exit code: 1    Time: 0.5025

 

[Subz]

So your MsgBox is incorrect, it should be MsgBox(0, '', 'Done')

[Nursultan]

dlls and this script should be in same location, and can not to merge this script with other script which have  RequireAdmin, am I right?

[Subz]

You can merge them, the only reason I said switch off #RequireAdmin is so you can see whats happening in the console ie. debugging purposes.  You can re-add it again or merge your scripts with other scripts.

[Nursultan]

what about location?

[Subz]

If you hard code the location then you always need to use that location, however by using @ScriptDir it always points at the folder your script is in.  So if you copied all your files to \\Server\Share\ the script will resolve @ScriptDir to \\Server\Share.

[Nursultan]

@Subz will dll script run in other pc?

[Nursultan]

@Subz what about dll, where should I to put dll, (the location)?

[Subz]

Nursultan, you need to do some investigation yourself, what I suggest is setup a VM for testing and test, you will find that the dll needs to be copied to the local machine probably into an area like C:\Program Files (x86)\Your Program and registered from there.  If you want to do a complete setup package then you should probably look at InnoSetup using the QuickStart Pack  its extremely simple to understand and will allow you to register the dlls, setup an uninstaller for your program etc... (AutoIt Setup uses InnoSetup for its installer)

http://www.jrsoftware.org/isdl.php

[Nursultan]

@Subz I manually registered dll in C:\idocs. I put all dll in this location. If I put setup.exe (script) and dll in this location, will it work?

[Nursultan]

@Subz What should I do if soft has update version, should I change in script something?

[Subz]

@Nursultan  Its generally very rare for switches to change for an application, so backup your current script folder, overwrite the old exe with the new exe (make sure the name of the file hasn't changed, if it has you need to update that in the script, then test the installation again.