Derek Cicerone wrote:
Does
the service control manager (I assume that’s what SCM
stands for) require admin access now? If it does, we’ll need to tag
the
SchedServiceConfig CA as non-impersonated.
Right now, SchedServiceConfig is an immediate CA. This might be kinda
tricky...
Magus wrote:
> I'm not using the WixUI at all. Created my own UI's, but the problem is when
> I go back to the win32 dialog my Msi dialog doesn't go away, so changes done
> in my win32 dialog dont' affect anything like pressing the cancel button to
> exit the program, I'm thinking I could just mak
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From: John Calcote [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 2:39 PM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [WiX-users] ORCA validation issue with wixgeneratedinstaller
Derek,
I've had a chance to get
It seems like you are trying to do lots of non-standard ways for UI handling.
I would recommend you take a look at implementing an external UI handler and
leave the internal UIs as simple as possible (or just none).
Several packages from Microsoft use external UI.
For example, Visual Studio 2005
Derek,
I've had a chance to get back to this installer now, and I'm still
having problems finding enough information to help me understand the
correct WIX constructs to use for this "non-advertised shortcut" error
I'm getting:
c:\> candle -nologo openslp.wxs openslp_files.wxs
openslp.wxs
openslp_
Magus wrote:
> While creating a dialog box in Win32 I used the RichEdit2.0 control, and it
> runs fine until I try to call my .dll dialog in Wix. It seems it doesn't
> know what the wnd class is for richedit. Anyone ever come across tis
> problem?
Have you remembered to call called InitCommon
While creating a dialog box in Win32 I used the RichEdit2.0 control, and it
runs fine until I try to call my .dll dialog in Wix. It seems it doesn't
know what the wnd class is for richedit. Anyone ever come across tis
problem?
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I'm sure you know this but the custom action is in the MSI
rather than the MSM and no it isn't created if the dummy directory is not
present. I have attached my test samples if they are any
use.
Incidentally, reading the documentation on this I spotted
an interesting gotcha. If you were to
If I want my .msi file to uninstall if the program is already installed.
What needs to be set? I don't have any extra created files after
installation right. I was using Orca to find out what WixUI_Mondo does and I
saw a value WixUI_InstallMode, that they seem to set to "remove", but its
not a p
Does the service control manager (I assume that’s what SCM
stands for) require admin access now? If it does, we’ll need to tag the
SchedServiceConfig CA as non-impersonated.
Derek
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Sent: Friday, August 11, 2
I agree – there should be some way to catch this mistake. Before
you added the dummy directory entry, did the MSI even include the custom action
to set the modularized directory name to the real directory name or did it omit
that? Basically, I’m trying to figure out what crumbs will be le
Yes adding the dummy entry fixed the problem. We have
checked both VS2003 and VS2005 and neither of them create modularized folder
names - so I guess that is where the bug is!
In an ideal world there should be an ICE error if the dummy
folder is missing.
Neil
From: Rob Mensch
I'm not using the WixUI at all. Created my own UI's, but the problem is when
I go back to the win32 dialog my Msi dialog doesn't go away, so changes done
in my win32 dialog dont' affect anything like pressing the cancel button to
exit the program, I'm thinking I could just make my own win32 windo
Ah! Thank you. I hadn't realized that was the case.
Regards,
Richard
-Original Message-
From: Bill Arnette [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 10:42
To: Foster, Richard - PAL; wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: [WiX-users] Tools to clean out broken installa
Thanks to all of you!
I already use VMWare products.
The broken installations I made before starting use VMWare.
So I just wanted to clean up my working machine and I did it manually.
Richard, thanks for link to QUEMU, I'll check, it's interesting to me.
Best regards,
Peter G. Sakhno
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If you don't have the money available for a commercial virtual PC, I
have had pretty good success with QEMU.
See http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/ for more details.
Regards,
Richard
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Ok, thank you for advice!
Best regards,
Peter G. Sakhno
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John Vottero wrote:
>> Whether there are such tools?
>> Can anybody show me such tools?
>>
>
> What you really want to do is use Virtual PC. Create a Virtual PC, set
> it up just the way you want and t
>
> Whether there are such tools?
> Can anybody show me such tools?
>
What you really want to do is use Virtual PC. Create a Virtual PC, set
it up just the way you want and then enable "Undo Disks". Then, test
your installer on the Virtual PC and when you shutdown the Virtual, you
have the opt
Hi,I am using wix 2.0 and trying to run my setup as a non admin on Vista Beta 2.I get the following error(access denied) while trying to install my windows service as a non admin - "SchedServiceConfig: Error 0x80070005: failed to get handle to SCM"
How do I elevate my priviledges and install the s
No worries - I do that all the time.
Glad I could help.
John
On 8/11/06, Peter G. Sakhno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Best regards,Peter G. SakhnoC-MAP RUSSIA Ltdhttp://www.c-map.
If you mean get rid of an MSI record from Add/Remove programs, you'll be wanting the MSI CleanUp Utility:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;290301
Download link : http://download.microsoft.com/download/e/9/d/e9d80355-7ab4-45b8-80e8-983a48d5e1bd/msicuu2.exe
Hope that hel
Whether there are such tools?
Can anybody show me such tools?
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