AdobeAIRinstaller-1.5.exe Install Issues

Question

I am attempting to update my corporate intranet workstations
to Adobe Air 1.5.
My workstation users do not have administrative privileges
and are unable to run the installer themselves.
I need a way to run the installer silently from the command
line (of an administrative account). This would allow for a simple
distributed installation, even outside of a Windows domain, to a
large number of Windows computers.
However - most companies seem to document their command line
options for reducing the amount of user interaction required (ie:
silent install). That said, an EULA popping up the the user's
desktop is more than acceptable.
Having features like these documented is the difference
between having a product that is distributed on thousands of
corporate workstations the day it is released and having another
product that is not allowed in corporate environments.
Hopefully someone will have some useful information,
Thanks!
Mike

Answer 1

quote:
Originally posted by:
tzeng
If you sign the redistribution agreement, you will receive
the documentation about these information.
Here is some related info.:
http://www.mikechambers.com/blog/2008/04/07/redistributing-the-adobe-air-runtime-installer /
-ted
This is correct.
After receiving my license there were clear instructions
buried in the deployment documentation about which command line
arguments to use to accomplish exactly what I was needing.
It is such a shame Adobe would require this much effort to do
a corporate roll out of what could be a great product.
Hopefully the powers that be at Adobe will end up getting rid
of this red tape. A lot of sysadmins are lazier than I and would
not have bothered to roll this out. If this runtime environment is
going to be as widely used as Sun's Java RE, it will need to be as
easy to access (Program and full documentation) as Sun's products.