Sebastian Heid wrote:
Is that some known bug?
Am I simply completely
misunderstanding what the condition is supposed to do in that context …
What might I be doing wrong?
INSTALL_FLAG property setter must be scheduled before CostFinalize action.
I guess, INSTALL_FLAG property
Is calling "MsiEnumRelatedProduct" with an upgrade code and then call "MsiQueryProductState" the correct way to check whether a WI product is installed? thx!
-- Leo
Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technology to
Thank you for your help, Derek. Msival2 has already caught some additional
things for me.
I am so far pleasently suprised at the level of support for the WiX
Toolset.
FYI, we are using it to package up our Point Of Sale application and
deliver it to our cash register systems, among other things, so
Title: Getting current shared application data folder
In the immortal words of Homer J Simpson...
D'oh!
I blame it on not enough coffee! I knew that really,
I'd just temporarily misplaced it! :-)
Thanks for setting me straight.
Regards,
Richard
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Yeah, validation is very good. It's a shame it's so expensive - otherwise
it would be nice to have the Installer run it every time. That's the
justification of having it on by default in WiX 3.0 - its so valuable for
finding issues that its worth the cost on the development side to run the
valida
creates a folder that MSI hasn't installed. In other
words, MSI doesn't track it being there, so it won't remove. Any
folder with any subitems won't be removed. It's the same principle as
installing a file manually. Is there any reason why you are using
create folder rather than specifying it in t
Title: Getting current shared application data folder
It’s not necessary to call that API –
Windows Installer already does it for you behind the scenes. Check out http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url="">
Derek
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Title: Getting current shared application data folder
Greetings all,
I'm sure this question has been asked many times… but I can't find it in the archives so I guess I'm searching for the wrong thing.
The application we are installing references a database (MDB) file.
It is required that
Great! Thank you very
mucho!
The [D4WSQLSERVER] property was indeed unknown during
uninstall; after reading it from the registry that part was solved (eg. the
error that is ;) )And the SqlDb part
did the other trick ..I also dropped some more unneccesary stuff to make it more general a
Checkout msival2 - this is a tool from the Windows Installer team
distributed in the SDK which is a little bit more verbose to use than smoke
but essentially supports the same functionality. My only caution with
running ICEs this way is to disable ICE33. This is the only ICE we actually
suggest y
Hello!I have an installation that installs a client, which needs a database (on SQL Server) to be operational. So, one of the data that user must enter is the connection string to this database. This connection string is than written in
config.file and a client use this connection string to conne
It looks like validation is still a manual process, at least until Wix 3.0
gets marked stable? I am currently using the latest 2.x, and integrating
wix into an extensive daily build process (using ant)
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Justin E. Pitts, Lead Technical Analyst
Data and Applicat
Here you go a working code snippet, works fine for wix 2.0.3116.0 (yep,
i know it's obsolete):
...
Also, please read documentation carefully about where to place
RemoveExistingProducts action into InstallExecuteSequence table.
Sorry for late reply...Files are created under "Program Files".Thing is that actually directories and files are created inside this problematic directory. So after some time my initial directory structure:
- dir1 - dir1.1 - dir1.2 - dir1.2.1 - dir1.3 ...looks like this (for example):- dir1
Check this registry value:
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\W3SVC\Parameters\MajorVersion
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Subject: [WiX-users] What's the
best way
So it is. It appears the standard dialog boxes use 10 rather than 50.
Thanks!
Rob Hamflett wrote:
> I had this. I discovered my Y coordinate for the Error dialog was set
> wrong. Not sure if that helps at all, but something you could
> double-check to rule it out.
>
> Rob
>
> David Welch wr
Bob, thank you. So I have to do all my product releases (1.0.0, 1.0.1, ...
99.999.) as a major updates. But - how to determine that some
build/update is already installed? I'd like to simply uninstall previous
version after never one has been installed (no "REINSTALL=ALL
REINSTALLMODE=vomus")
I had this. I discovered my Y coordinate for the Error dialog was set wrong.
Not sure if that
helps at all, but something you could double-check to rule it out.
Rob
David Welch wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a problem where any error message boxes, such as the "Are you
> sure you want to cancel th
Hi,
I have a problem where any error message boxes, such as the "Are you
sure you want to cancel the installation" message box, appear in the top
half of the screen not in the middle or over the main installation
dialog box.
I've never used WiX for creating installations, but have created an
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