SccmTools provides various commands for SCCM 2012 interaction
- MSBuild (http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40760)
- Windows SDK (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/bg162891.aspx)
- .NET Framework 4.5.2 Runtime (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=397674)
- .NET Framework 4.5.2 Developer Pack (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=328857)
- .NET Framework 2.0/3.5 (Install from Windows Features on Windows 8.1/Windows Server 2012 R2)
- Wix Toolset 3.8 (http://wix.codeplex.com/downloads/get/762937)
- System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager Console
- The directory '.\bin\Libs' must contain:
- AdminUI.WqlQueryEngine.dll (from the Configuration Manager Console)
- DcmObjectModel.dll (from the Configuration Manager Console)
- Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement.ApplicationManagement.dll (from the Configuration Manager Console)
- Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement.ApplicationManagement.MsiInstaller.dll (from the Configuration Manager Console)
- Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement.ManagementProvider.dll (from the Configuration Manager Console)
- Microsoft.Deployment.WindowsInstaller.dll (from the Windows Installer XML Toolset)
Create a SCCM 2012 application from a package definition file (PackageDefinition.sms ref. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-ca/library/bb632631.aspx). This is useful in simpler script install scenarios where only INSTALL and UNINSTALL command line is necessary and the application is installed by a msi file. Application detection method will be based on the msi product code. The product code, on the format {...guid...}, can be manually defined anywhere in the [Package Definition]Comment value. If the product code is not manually defined the msi product code will be attempted automatically retrieved from the msi file found by directory search of the content folder (the folder where the package definition file is located). If more than one msi file is found, an exception is thrown asking for manual definition of product code. The package definition file is required to have a [INSTALL] program and a [UNINSTALL] program.
The command can be run from:
- Command line
- Windows Explorer context menu:
- Configuration Manager Console context menu:
- [Package Definition]Name
- [Package Definition]Version
- [Package Definition]Publisher
- [Package Definition]Language
- [Package Definition]Comment=
- [INSTALL]CommandLine
- [INSTALL]Icon
- [UNINSTALL]CommandLine
All other values in package definition file are ignored.
[PDF]
Version=2.0
[Package Definition]
Name=NCmdLiner Solution Creator
Version=1.0.15092.30
Publisher=github-com-trondr
Language=EN
Comment=NCmdLiner Solution Creator installs solution creator command into Windows Explorer context menu. The command creates a starting point solution. Product code: {1D3BF4CD-E8F1-482C-9B86-5DEE24CFF8EB}
Programs=INSTALL,UNINSTALL
[INSTALL]
Name=INSTALL
CommandLine=Install.cmd Install > "%Public%\InstallLogs\NCmdLiner_Solution_Creator_1_0_15092_30_Install.cmd.log"
CanRunWhen=AnyUserStatus
UserInputRequired=False
AdminRightsRequired=True
UseInstallAccount=True
Run=Minimized
Icon=NCmdLiner.png
[UNINSTALL]
Name=UNINSTALL
CommandLine=Install.cmd UnInstall > "%Public%\InstallLogs\NCmdLiner_Solution_Creator_1_0_15092_30_UnInstall.cmd.log"
CanRunWhen=AnyUserStatus
UserInputRequired=False
AdminRightsRequired=True
UseInstallAccount=True
Run=MinimizedSccmTools 1.0.15092.0.32d74d9 - SccmTools provides various commands for Sccm 2012 interaction
Copyright © github.com/trondr 2015
Author: github.com/trondr
Usage: SccmTools.exe <command> [parameters]
Commands:
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CreateApplicationFromDefinition Create a SCCM 2012 application from a
package definition file
(PackageDefinition.sms as documented here:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-ca/library/bb632631.aspx).
This is useful in simpler script install
scenarios where only install and uninstall
command line is necessary and the
application is installed by a msi file.
Application detection method will be based
on the msi product code. The product code,
on the format '{...guid...}', can be
manually defined anywhere in the [Package
Definition]Comment value. If the product
code is not manually defined the msi
product code will be attempted
automatically retrieved from the msi file
found by directory search of the content
folder (the folder where the package
definition file is located). If more than
one msi file is found, an exception is
thrown asking for manual definition of
product code. The package definition file
is required to have a [INSTALL] program and
a [UNINSTALL] program. The following values
are recognized and read from the package
definition file: [Package Definition]Name,
[Package Definition]Version, [Package
Definition]Publisher, [Package
Definition]Language, [Package
Definition]Comment=<msi product code can be
provided somewhere in this comment field>,
[INSTALL]CommandLine, [INSTALL]Icon,
[UNINSTALL]CommandLine.
Commands and parameters:
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CreateApplicationFromDefinition Create a SCCM 2012 application from a
package definition file
(PackageDefinition.sms as documented here:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-ca/library/bb632631.aspx).
This is useful in simpler script install
scenarios where only install and uninstall
command line is necessary and the
application is installed by a msi file.
Application detection method will be based
on the msi product code. The product code,
on the format '{...guid...}', can be
manually defined anywhere in the [Package
Definition]Comment value. If the product
code is not manually defined the msi
product code will be attempted
automatically retrieved from the msi file
found by directory search of the content
folder (the folder where the package
definition file is located). If more than
one msi file is found, an exception is
thrown asking for manual definition of
product code. The package definition file
is required to have a [INSTALL] program and
a [UNINSTALL] program. The following values
are recognized and read from the package
definition file: [Package Definition]Name,
[Package Definition]Version, [Package
Definition]Publisher, [Package
Definition]Language, [Package
Definition]Comment=<msi product code can be
provided somewhere in this comment field>,
[INSTALL]CommandLine, [INSTALL]Icon,
[UNINSTALL]CommandLine.
/packageDefinitionFile [Optional] Package definition file as
specified by
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-ca/library/bb632631.aspx.
It is required that file path is a unc
path. If this parameter is not specified a
file dialog will be shown to the user.
Alternative parameter name: /pf. Default
value:
Example: SccmTools.exe CreateApplicationFromDefinition /packageDefinitionFile="\\servername\appsource\Some Application 1.0\Pkg\PackageDefinition.sms"
Example (alternative): SccmTools.exe CreateApplicationFromDefinition /pf="\\servername\appsource\Some Application 1.0\Pkg\PackageDefinition.sms"