VMware InstallBuilder Crack
VMware InstallBuilder is a development tool for building cross-platform installers of desktop and server software. With InstallBuilder, you can quickly create dynamic professional installers for Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, Solaris, and other platforms from a single project file and build environment. In addition to installers, InstallBuilder will generate RPM and Debian packages as well as multi-platform CD/DVD. The automatic update feature makes it easy for users to provide updates directly to users after they have installed the software.
Powerful UI for installer development
Develop installers using an intuitive GUI or by editing XML-based installer project files.
Built-in actions automatically add commonly needed functionality to the installer.
Make platform-specific customizations while maintaining one project file for all platforms.
Installers for any desktop or server environment
Create installers for Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, IRIX, FreeBSD, and more.
Generate RPMs, Debian packages, and multi-platform DVDs or CD-ROMs.
The installer runs in GUI, text, and unattended modes.
developer friendly
The included debugger allows you to test your installer while developing and identify areas to troubleshoot.
A command line interface allows integration with build and test systems.
"Human-friendly" XML-based project files support source control integration and custom installers with external scripts
Dynamic parameter support
Enhanced parameter support makes it possible to create dynamic pages that will automatically reconfigure based on user input. This enables you to create a more customized and optimized installation experience for your users.
Enhanced component functionality
InstallBuilder provides support for downloadable components and component groups, including support for subcomponents. Downloadable components are downloaded at runtime only when the user chooses to install them, reducing the size of the installer download. The InstallBuilder component system allows you to group individual components and build sets of functions ("subcomponents") that will be displayed in a tree structure. It also allows users to add and remove specific components from existing installations.