module Chef::ReservedNames::Win32::API::Installer
Public Instance Methods
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# File lib/chef/win32/api/installer.rb, line 132 def get_installed_version(product_code) version = 0.chr version_length = FFI::Buffer.new(:long).write_long(0) status = msi_get_product_info(product_code, "VersionString", version, version_length) return nil if status == 1605 # ERROR_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT (0x645) # We expect error ERROR_MORE_DATA (234) here because we passed a buffer length of 0 if status != 234 msg = "msi_get_product_info: product code '#{product_code}' returned unknown error #{status} when retrieving VersionString: " msg << Chef::ReservedNames::Win32::Error.format_message(status) raise Chef::Exceptions::Package, msg end # We could fetch the product version now that we know the variable length, but we don't need it here. version_length = FFI::Buffer.new(:long).write_long(version_length.read_long + 1) version = 0.chr * version_length.read_long status = msi_get_product_info(product_code, "VersionString", version, version_length) if status != 0 msg = "msi_get_product_info: product code '#{product_code}' returned unknown error #{status} when retrieving VersionString: " msg << Chef::ReservedNames::Win32::Error.format_message(status) raise Chef::Exceptions::Package, msg end version.chomp(0.chr) end
All installed product_codes should have a VersionString Returns a version if installed, nil if not installed
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# File lib/chef/win32/api/installer.rb, line 81 def get_product_property(package_path, property_name) pkg_ptr = open_package(package_path) buffer = 0.chr buffer_length = FFI::Buffer.new(:long).write_long(0) # Fetch the length of the property status = msi_get_product_property(pkg_ptr.read_pointer, property_name, buffer, buffer_length) # We expect error ERROR_MORE_DATA (234) here because we passed a buffer length of 0 if status != 234 msg = "msi_get_product_property: returned unknown error #{status} when retrieving #{property_name}: " msg << Chef::ReservedNames::Win32::Error.format_message(status) raise Chef::Exceptions::Package, msg end buffer_length = FFI::Buffer.new(:long).write_long(buffer_length.read_long + 1) buffer = 0.chr * buffer_length.read_long # Fetch the property status = msi_get_product_property(pkg_ptr.read_pointer, property_name, buffer, buffer_length) if status != 0 msg = "msi_get_product_property: returned unknown error #{status} when retrieving #{property_name}: " msg << Chef::ReservedNames::Win32::Error.format_message(status) raise Chef::Exceptions::Package, msg end msi_close_handle(pkg_ptr.read_pointer) buffer.chomp(0.chr) end
Opens a Microsoft Installer
(MSI) file from an absolute path and returns the specified property
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# File lib/chef/win32/api/installer.rb, line 115 def open_package(package_path) # MsiOpenPackage expects a perfect absolute Windows path to the MSI raise ArgumentError, "Provided path '#{package_path}' must be an absolute path" unless Pathname.new(package_path).absolute? pkg_ptr = FFI::MemoryPointer.new(:pointer, 4) status = msi_open_package(package_path, 1, pkg_ptr) case status when 0 # success else raise Chef::Exceptions::Package, "msi_open_package: unexpected status #{status}: #{Chef::ReservedNames::Win32::Error.format_message(status)}" end pkg_ptr end
Opens a Microsoft Installer
(MSI) file from an absolute path and returns a pointer to a handle Remember to close the handle with msi_close_handle()