Jiamin Zhu wrote:
> Thank you for the responses. The reason I asked is because when
> clicking Add/Remove program in the control panel, the application is
> removed with default UILevel = 3 (no
Yes, that's the behavior of the Add/Remove Programs applet. It always
uninstalls MSI packages in basi
Thank you for the responses. The reason I asked is because when clicking Add/Remove program in the control panel, the application is removed with default UILevel = 3 (no dialogs), whereas double clicking on the msi object can launch the full UI, I have been searching online but seems like UILevel
Title: AW: [WiX-users] XmlFile access to user-defined properties
Thanks, Bob and John. I can't test this yet, but I'm confident this is the answer I'm looking for.
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An: Darren Kulp
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I have several questions/issues with using the XmlFile extension.
a) The documentation states that the 'Permanent' attribute specifies
whether or not the modification should be removed on uninstall. I am
explicitly setting this attribute to no and it doesn't even attempt to
change the file o
jdrake wrote:
> So I try it myself and just when I think it all works I discover that:
> Key="Interface\{3311A504-2A50-42D8-8E06-A2F6B9D0B614}"
> Action="removeKeyOnUninstall" />
>
> does NOT remove the key on uninstall, so I have to say HUH? Am I just too
> stupid to understand the wonder of WiX
I just want to install some COM+ Packages, but I cannot find ANY examples
that WORK.
So I try it myself and just when I think it all works I discover that:
does NOT remove the key on uninstall, so I have to say HUH? Am I just too
stupid to understand the wonder of WiX?
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That file is not missing – it’s
generated during the build. You’ll need to build from within Nant or
Visual Studio to create it.
Derek
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Darren Kulp wrote:
Logging confirms that the
property is being set properly,
but the file has the values set to a null string. I believe this
happens because
WixCA is a deferred custom action and so does not have access to this
property,
but I don’t know how best to work ar
Jiamin Zhu wrote:
> Hi, is there a way to control UILevel of the Installer object in the
> WiX? I would like to have full interface (UILevel = 5).
Users determine the UI level when they launch the .msi. As long as your
.msi has the appropriate UI tables populated, users get a full UI by
default
The Installer object in wix.dll is not
intended as a public interface – it will be changed to an internal class
shortly – please do not use it.
Thanks,
Derek
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The issue appears to be during the stream
import. I just made a fix in this code last week but it looks like it’s
not good enough. If you can, you should debug into this issue and take a look
at the lines around where the exception is thrown. You’ll want to check
the path of the file bei
ICE33 is very contentious – please note
that WiX suppresses this ICE by default when running validation in WiX
3.0. The WiX team suggests using the Registry table for all COM
registration to avoid unwanted advertised COM repair and demand installation
behavior. You won’t see too many exam
Hi, is there a way to control UILevel of the Installer object in the WiX? I would like to have full interface (UILevel = 5).
Thanks in advance,
Jiamin
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Hi Derek,
c:\wix>light.exe -v product.wixobjMicrosoft (R) Windows Installer Xml Linker version 3.0.1828.0Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 2003. All rights reserved.
Updating file information.Generating database.Merging modules.Processing media information.Creating cabinet 'C:\DOCUME~1\silvio\L
I should qualify my answer. IF you are only installing the components
themselves, and NOT a COM+ Application, then you should use the .NET IDE to
create an installer, and set the Register type to vsdrfCOM, and THEN run
dark on the MSI to reverse engineer the registry entries.
My WIX file looks l
So, WHAT is the alternative?
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technol
Daniel, here are some things to consider with what you've outlined below.
Again, we're just trying to provide some pointers, but like you said,
ultimately it's your application and setup, so you have to decide what you
want to do.
Servicing - If all of your files are deployed via the zip files met
Hello,
I am using to modify the .config file for
an installed application using several lines like the following:
where propertyName
is a property I have set using a control in a custom dialog:
Logging confirms that the property is being set properly,
but the file has th
Can you run light with verbose logging on
so we can get an idea of where the issue occurred?
Thanks,
Derek
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At this point I haven't seen any of this work, at least with VB 6 components,
none of the MSIs I've seen actually uninstall the thing. Including those
generated by the .NET IDE.
If you care about leave the machine in a known good state, good luck.
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Hi everybody,
Few days ago I began to try with version 3. But I always have the same error executing Light.
C:\wix>candle.exe product.wxsMicrosoft (R) Windows Installer Xml Compiler version 3.0.1828.0Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 2003. All rights reserved.
product.wxs
C:\wix>light.exe pro
Title: Get portnumber of IIS
Hi.
I am installing webservices with WiX below the "Default Web Site". I have a number of different servers to install on and some of them use non-standard ports like 81, 82 and so on.
Is there a way for WiX to get this information? I saw a post that indicate
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