Wix command line output from .tar.gz command line

Question

I have a wix installation below.

        <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
        <Wix xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2006/wi">
          <Product Id="*" Name="SomeApplication" Language="1033" Version="1.0.0.0" Manufacturer="Company" UpgradeCode="4810b5e4-21d8-4a45-b289-eafb10dddc0a">
            <Package InstallerVersion="200" Compressed="yes" InstallScope="perMachine" />

            <MajorUpgrade DowngradeErrorMessage="A newer version of [ProductName] is already installed." />
            <Media Id="1" Cabinet="Cab1.cab" EmbedCab="yes" />

            <Feature Id="ProductFeature" Title="EvokoInstaller" Level="1">
              <ComponentGroupRef Id="ProductComponents" />
            </Feature>

            <UIRef Id="WixUI_InstallDir" />
            <WixVariable Id="WixUILicenseRtf" Value="LICENSE.rtf" />

            <Property Id="WIXUI_INSTALLDIR" Value="INSTALLFOLDER" />

            <InstallExecuteSequence> 
               <Custom Action="ExtractService" Before="InstallFinalize">NOT Installed</Custom>
            </InstallExecuteSequence>
            <CustomAction Id="ExtractService" Directory="INSTALLFOLDER" Execute="deferred" ExeCommand="7z e some_service.tar.gz  && 7z x some_service.tar" Return="check"/>

          </Product>

          <Fragment>
            <Directory Id="TARGETDIR" Name="SourceDir">
              <Directory Id="ProgramFilesFolder">
                 <Directory Id="INSTALLFOLDER" Name="SomeInstaller"/>
              </Directory>
            </Directory>
          </Fragment>

          <Fragment>
            <ComponentGroup Id="ProductComponents" Directory="INSTALLFOLDER">
              <Component Id="packages">
                <File Source="some_service.tar.gz" />
              </Component>
            </ComponentGroup>
          </Fragment>
    </Wix>

Now it copies the some_service.tar.gz file to the installation directory. I would like to extract the file after copying it. I would like it to be done automatically by Wix.

The command 7z e some_service.tar.gz && 7z x some_service.tardoes this exactly when I do it manually, and the command line runs as aministrator.

How can I execute it from Wix and delete the compressed files after extracting it.

EDIT1:

After the comment by @ArkadySitnitsky, I added the suggested code, and now I can not copy the some_service.tar.gz file to the installation location.

Please check the image:

EDIT2:

Here is the log from the event log after installation with an error.

: SomeProduct - 1722. Windows > Installer. , , . . ExtractService, : C:\Program Files (x86)\SomeInstaller \, : 7z e some_service.tar.gz

EDIT3:

: ExeCommand="7z e some_service.tar.gz pause" . .tar.gz .

EDIT4:

, :

<CustomAction Id="ExtractService3"
              Directory="INSTALLFOLDER"
              Impersonate='no'
              Execute="deferred"
              ExeCommand="rm liso_service.tar.gz"
              Return="check"/>

<CustomAction Id="ExtractService4"
              Directory="INSTALLFOLDER"
              Impersonate='no'
              Execute="deferred"
              ExeCommand="rm liso_service.tar"
              Return="check"/>

  <Custom Action="ExtractService3" After="ExtractService2">NOT Deleted</Custom>
  <Custom Action="ExtractService4" After="ExtractService2">NOT Deleted</Custom>

. .

EDIT5:

 <Custom Action="ExtractService3" After="ExtractService2"></Custom>
  <Custom Action="ExtractService4" After="ExtractService2"></Custom>

EDIT6:

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EDIT7:

ExeCommand="del /f /q some_service.tar.gz" . some_service.tar, , some_service.tar.gz . del /f /q some_service.tar,

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EDIT8:

.tar tar.gz. . :

    <CustomAction Id="ExtractService"
              Directory="INSTALLFOLDER"
              Impersonate='no'
              Execute="deferred"
              ExeCommand="7z e -y some_service.tar.gz"
              Return="check"/>

<CustomAction Id="ExtractService2"
              Directory="INSTALLFOLDER"
              Impersonate='no'
              Execute="deferred"
              ExeCommand="7z x -y some_service.tar"
              Return="check"/>

<CustomAction Id="ExtractService3"
              Directory="INSTALLFOLDER"
              Impersonate='no'
              Execute="deferred"
              ExeCommand="del /f /q some_service.tar.gz"
              Return="check"/>

<CustomAction Id="ExtractService4"
              Directory="INSTALLFOLDER"
              Impersonate='no'
              Execute="deferred"
              ExeCommand="del /f /q some_service.tar"
              Return="check"/>

<InstallExecuteSequence>
  <Custom Action="ExtractService" Before="InstallFinalize">NOT Installed</Custom>
  <Custom Action="ExtractService2" After="ExtractService">NOT Installed</Custom>
  <Custom Action="ExtractService3" After="ExtractService2" ></Custom> 
  <Custom Action="ExtractService4" After="ExtractService2" ></Custom>
</InstallExecuteSequence>

Answer 1

, :

<CustomAction Id="ExtractService" 
              Directory="INSTALLFOLDER" 
              Impersonate='no' 
              Execute="deferred" 
              ExeCommand="&quot;[INSTALLFOLDER]7za.exe&quot; e -y cheeseburger.7z" 
              Return="check"/>

<CustomAction Id="ExtractService2" 
              Directory="INSTALLFOLDER" 
              Impersonate='no' 
              Execute="deferred" 
              ExeCommand="&quot;[INSTALLFOLDER]7za.exe&quot; x -y cheeseburger.7z" 
              Return="check"/>

, , exe.

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        <InstallExecuteSequence> 
           <Custom Action="ExtractService" Before="InstallFinalize">NOT Installed</Custom>
           <Custom Action="ExtractService2" After="ExtractService">NOT Installed</Custom>
        </InstallExecuteSequence>

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