InstallShield做的安装包可以执行exe、vbs脚本、js脚本，就是不能执行bat？？找这个答案半天。
终于在官方论坛找到了比较perfect的答案。cmd.exe /c batfilename.bat ,
咋就没想到呢。
咋就没想到呢。
老外的说明很详细了，不多说了，Ctrl+C，Ctrl+V。
1. In the "Custom Actions" view, right click "Custom Actions" and select "Custom Action Wizard."
2. Set a name for the CA.
Click "Next."
3. Type: Launch an executable
Location: Stored in Directory Table
Click "Next."
4 Source: Select SystemFolder
Target: [SystemFolder]cmd.exe
you'll modify this in just a bit...
Click "Next."
5. Check "Wait..."
Click "Next."
6. In-Script Execution: try Deferred, but you may need to make that "Deferred In System Context" if you get permissions-related errors.
Click "Next."
7. Install UI Interface (<Absent..>)
Install Execute Sequence: sometime after "InstallFiles"
8. Okay, now take the directory table entry pointing to the install location of your batch file, let's say it's [MY_BIN], and let's say your batch file is called "MyBatch.bat". In the "Filename and Commandline" property of your new custom action (which currently says "[Systemfolder]cmd.exe") append the following: /c "[MY_BIN]MyBatch.bat"
That's just one solution. It's probably not recommended, but then again, neither is the use of batch files.
Alternatively, you could script a CA which essentially does the same thing using LaunchAppAndWait().
2. Set a name for the CA.
Click "Next."
3. Type: Launch an executable
Location: Stored in Directory Table
Click "Next."
4 Source: Select SystemFolder
Target: [SystemFolder]cmd.exe
you'll modify this in just a bit...
Click "Next."
5. Check "Wait..."
Click "Next."
6. In-Script Execution: try Deferred, but you may need to make that "Deferred In System Context" if you get permissions-related errors.
Click "Next."
7. Install UI Interface (<Absent..>)
Install Execute Sequence: sometime after "InstallFiles"
8. Okay, now take the directory table entry pointing to the install location of your batch file, let's say it's [MY_BIN], and let's say your batch file is called "MyBatch.bat". In the "Filename and Commandline" property of your new custom action (which currently says "[Systemfolder]cmd.exe") append the following: /c "[MY_BIN]MyBatch.bat"
That's just one solution. It's probably not recommended, but then again, neither is the use of batch files.
Alternatively, you could script a CA which essentially does the same thing using LaunchAppAndWait().