Seems a bit strange. We are using pretty complex scripts up to 1.5
MBytes - no problems.
Michael
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I've seen plenty of incredibly complex SQL Scripts. What version of the WiX
toolset are you using? There is a known bug in SQL Scripts fixed very recently
that was causing random failures.
From: Dhaval Patel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2006 21:10
To: Rob Mensching; wi
I tried saving the SQL file as ANSI, UTF-8, Unicode, etc. The SQL script does
get read in the memory, but the msi still blows up while executing the script.
I keep running into the Error Executing Script bug - which I think is still
open. So I think it is safe to assume at this point that I shou
Yeah, looks like the way to go. For the curious, I made an XSL template to
do it (mostly as an excuse to learn XSL). I don't really know what I'm
doing, but here's my partial solution anyway: (it generates just the raw
text of the inside of the block, rather than actually modifying
the original .w
Just for completeness, a word about policy assemblies.
A policy assembly is a multi-module assembly with the Dll and the
associated .config file. The Dll and the .config file must be in the
same installer component otherwise you'll get IAssemblyCache errors at
install time about some modules bei
On Tue, 19 Dec 2006 22:06:53 +0300, Fredrik Grohn
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The reason the TLB is required for .NET assemblies is because the TLB is
> an
> installed resource that would need to be tracked in case you let
> RegistrationHelper create it. The file would for instance be left be
Yes, each assembly must be its own component. The recommendation is actually
that every file should be its own component - see Rob's blog post 'Component
Rules 101' (which is in the WiX help file, WiX.chm) for why this is. In
general you should only put multiple files in one component if there is
a
Does each GAC installed .Net assembly have to be in its own component?
I get the follwing error implying on this line
Error 4 The File/@Assembly attribute's value, '0', cannot be
specified without attribute KeyPath present with value 'yes'.
But if I set KeyPath=yes at more than one f
I'll start by saying that I dislike the term "advertised" in this
situation, just like I dislike it in the context of COM registration
from the Class table in the MSI file. The context here is resilience.
There are descriptors in shortcuts (and COM registration from the Class
table) that basicall
The reason the TLB is required for .NET assemblies is because the TLB is an
installed resource that would need to be tracked in case you let
RegistrationHelper create it. The file would for instance be left behind on
the system if you don't explicitly remove it when the component is removed.
Also I
Yes, WiX should have generated that table for you. Is your Assembly strong
signed? Were there any warnings/errors from light during the build process?
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I'm afraid you generated more questions :) ...
On 12/18/06, Mike Dimmick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
An advertised shortcut goes through the Windows Installer engine rather
than running the program (or document) directly. This enables Windows
Installer to check that all components of the requir
In the past I've used a perl script to "twaddle" the tallow output into a form
that can be used in a feature... These days I've
been breaking up my source files and using to collect the
components in each file.
--
Eric Fesh
Customer Support Engineer/Software Test Engineer
Verari Systems Softw
Hi
I'm trying to install an assembly into the GAC using wix. I thought that all
I needed to do was add the Assembly=".net" attribute as shown below.
Candle and Light both run without errors, but when I try to install the msi,
it fails with the following erro
Ok I was able to advance a bit. I know have an installer which
installes the file properly in the DriverStore. However I still have
to install the printer driver by opening the "Add Printer Wizard". The
installation after that works smoothless, but how can that be done
during installation time? Are
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