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Command Line Updating SVS Layer?

Command Line Updating SVS Layer?
Submitted by rmusick on Thu, 2008-05-15 05:56.

Is there a way to update a SVS layer Via Command Line?
I know that SVSCMD.exe "NAME" CAPTURE -P "PATH" will created it but now I want to update it. For instance I push down an application but right after that I need to push a service Pack.

re: SVS Layer -not command line though

Submitted by Flanagan on Mon, 2008-05-19 19:55.

One excellent solution is to create and deploy WiseScripts to manage and update virtual software layers on a collection of computers. WiseScript™ is a high-level scripting language that consolidates dozens or hundreds of lines of code into predefined script actions. The Script Editor , which you use to create WiseScripts, includes script actions that are specifically designed for managing and updating virtual software layers. In this document, these script actions are referred to as SVS script actions (SVS stands for Software Virtualization Solution).

You can create WiseScripts to manage and update virtual software layers in either of the following products:

WiseScript Editor

WiseScript Editor with SVS script actions is available in Wise Package Studio 7.0 , Wise Installation Studio 7.0, and Wise Installation Express 7.0.

WiseScript Package Editor

WiseScript Package Editor with SVS script actions is available in Wise Package Studio 7.0 and Wise Installation Studio 7.0.

The Script Editor functionality in both of these products is the same.

-flanagan
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SVSCMD.exe "NAME" CAPTURE

Submitted by Jordan on Tue, 2008-05-20 09:41.

SVSCMD.exe "NAME" CAPTURE -P "PATH" places a layer into capture mode if it already exists, though I recommended switching out Name with a Guid to make sure you're hitting the same layer and not just creating a new one.

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