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Additional Requirements None. Total Downloads , Downloads Last Week Report Software. Related Software. Adobe Shockwave Player Free. Display interactive multimedia Web content in your browser. You again would use sllauncher. Using our same sample above here would be the command:.

Notice the emulate command. This is the launcher. Because the folder where the XAP gets installed is pretty random, we use the origin as the hint to the sllauncher. What if now you want to uninstall the app? The command again is simple:. Instead of the install parameter you use the uninstall parameter.

Again, notice the use of the origin parameter — this is critical in all these tasks. The above command would remove the application and essentially does the same thing as the right-click Remove this application context menu option in Silverlight. While I think those that actually have a need for this option will be using scripts and batch files, I do think some may want to include this in an installer experience.

Other than that if you are creating an installer simply to wrap the above methods, it might not seem wise. Why, you ask? Well if you think about it, your installer itself will stamp an entry into Windows as an installed application and Silverlight will also stamp an entry. This would likely confuse the user. Most setup programs are easy to use and provide pre-configured platform-specific environment variables you can use to map to things like the correct Program Files directory.

These can be done using file path verification or registry checking, both of which are outlined in the deployment guide whitepaper. What about redistribution of Silverlight? Right now we do not have broad redistribution rights for Silverlight.

You will still need to point users to where they can get the plugin so that they can be presented with the EULA and get the correct version for their platform.

If you do use the installer route, make sure that you account for clean un-installations as well! You may be asking yourself if the user will be prompted here to install the application? The answer is no. Since this is essentially a command-line execution, the trust is implied here.

The user first has to knowingly type the command not likely or knowingly execute your install mechanism batch file, installer, whatever. These commands cannot be automatically run from the browser, for example. For managed desktops, sure, these may be silently installed. This is intended because in a managed desktop environment the software is, well, managed. An elevated or normal-privileged application will install just the same using these methods.

If you find yourself in a situation needing this, hopefully it will come in useful.