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Note: Don’t forget to change the AdobeCode to the number from your Setup.xml file in the MediaSignature key NeoSpeech Voices So create the following deploy.xml files and modify the installSourcePath to REPLACEME if your following along they should look like this: We will need to know installSourcePath in order for our deploy.xml file to work, but we can be a little bit clever with a postinstall script that will get that for us and do a find and replace on the deploy xml file before running the install.
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So now we know how to silently install the extra packages, we can create a single package that installs the Adobe Captivate package, then installs the eLearning Assets and Voices packages.įirst we need to make sure we have created our two deploy.xml files one for the NeoSpeech Voices installer and one for eLearning Assets installer. Now if we place a deploy.xml file inside the Install.app/Contents/MacOS folder we can call the installer from the command line with: sudo ./Install -mode=silent -deploymentFile=deploy.xml So now we know what the deploy.xml file should look like we can easily create these at will without too much difficulty. Note: I have redacted the AdobeCode and also changed the installSourcePath
Here is what the deployment XML should look like. The AdobeCode can also be found in the Setup.xml file inside the payloads folder of the NeoSpeech Voices folder as shown here. I was able to locate the deployment.xml file that the GUI installer creates and uses when it does its install via fs_usage for those interested it creates it in /private/tmp//deploy.xml It sees that when running the install binary with -mode=silent but without specifying a deployment.xml file that the installer runs in a no-op or no-operation mode which explains why no files were being installed the first time I tried this. So the deployment file is a XML file that is created by the GUI installer and tells the installer application some important things like where to install the software, what language to use, and where the installer source files are. So after more digging I found an extra flag that might help. However this was not working for me, the output from the command would indicate that the install was successful and exit 0 however no files were actually installed. NeoSpeech\ Voices/Install.app/Contents/MacOS/Install -mode=silent I came across some sites that indicated it should be possible to run the installer from the command line with a silent flag like. But of course these being special Adobe installers and not native Apple Packages it made life hard. So now I needed a way to install these extra packages silently and with our management system.
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I was hoping that I could include these as offline media in the Creative Cloud Packages, but of course Adobe being Adobe, this was not to be. However we also wanted to install a couple of additional products to go with Captivate the NeoSpeech Voices and eLearning Assets packages.
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Recently I was tasked with creating an installer package for Adobe Captivate 9 that includes our VLA serial key so that it can be deployed via our management system or by simply giving a user access to the installer package so they can install themselves.Īt first there was no problem, simply using the Creative Cloud Packager tool I was able to download and create an installer package for Adobe Captivate 9 that worked for us.
Packaging Adobe Captivate 9 with NeoSpeech Voices and eLearning Assets
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