Thanks einhverfr

My requirement has changed a bit.Now,the input to the framework is:

1.an extracted location of a tar file.

2.type of Installer technology using which script will crack the binaries and extract the evidences.The evidence can be a filename like (Websphere_Application_Server.swtag) or an installer evidence(i.e the content of a file which tells that Websphere is installed in my machine).

output of the framework should be an xml file: that reports the file evidences the script finds and the installer evidences the script finds.

example xml section of a string (Websphere in this case) if found,this is installer evidence using Install Anywhere technology(IA):

<package name="Websphere Application Server" Evidence="IA" Version="6.0">

<property publisher="ibm" </property>

</package>

File evidence should be something like this:

<content>

<property Filename="Websphere_Application_server.swtag" size=50 </property>

</content>

In reply to Re^4: Need help to build a framework by sriram83.life
in thread Need help to build a framework by sriram83.life

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