I am struggling to find right syntax for unregistering addin using a bat file.
path=%path%;
"%CommonProgramFiles(x86)%"\ArcGIS\bin\ESRIRegAddIn.exe {5980f3b2-f335-47c4-bfd4-bfa181dd9c4d} /u
Problem here is that some times (very few times) it seems to work. However, some times it doesn't.
You can say you can simply delete the folder. However, what if the user keeps the addin in non-standard location.
So, I appreciate your response.
Alternatively, is there a way to programatically access additional folder locations user specified in add-in manager?
It allows me to search for apps in those locations.
Is there any best way to tell if your add-in is installed on the user machine programmatically. With
classic com extensibility, you can look in registry to retrieve whether an application is installed and where it is located.
However, with add-in nothing would be added to the registry. It loads all the applications when arcmap is opened. So, what is the best approach. I opine that above two options are the way to go. Please let me know if you have any better recommendations.
Thanks in advance.
path=%path%;
"%CommonProgramFiles(x86)%"\ArcGIS\bin\ESRIRegAddIn.exe {5980f3b2-f335-47c4-bfd4-bfa181dd9c4d} /u
Problem here is that some times (very few times) it seems to work. However, some times it doesn't.
You can say you can simply delete the folder. However, what if the user keeps the addin in non-standard location.
So, I appreciate your response.
Alternatively, is there a way to programatically access additional folder locations user specified in add-in manager?
It allows me to search for apps in those locations.
Is there any best way to tell if your add-in is installed on the user machine programmatically. With
classic com extensibility, you can look in registry to retrieve whether an application is installed and where it is located.
However, with add-in nothing would be added to the registry. It loads all the applications when arcmap is opened. So, what is the best approach. I opine that above two options are the way to go. Please let me know if you have any better recommendations.
Thanks in advance.