Ravikumar Gopinath wrote:
By default, WIX treats all components as 32-bit. Our installation
package will install either 32 bits or 64-bits binaries and we don’t
have any mixed files going into separate directories. Is it possible
to mark all components as 64-bit?
No. It's fairly common to hav
Rajashree Varma (Volt) wrote:
I am using the [ProductName] in the as follows, but
[ProductName] does not get resolved.
That requires a custom action (CustomAction/@Property,@Value).
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Brian Patton wrote:
> Are there any situations in which more than one application can be
> installed with the same UpgradeCode?
Yes, that's the usual approach. UpgradeCode is kind of more like
"ProductFamilyCode." Multiple products are related by their upgrade code.
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Urban Jaroslav, Ing. wrote:
> I defined ca in my custom dialog to show dialog before
> VerifyReadyDlg. It gave me error LGHT0112. I am something missing, but I
> can't see what. I want use CA because it will run my cust. dialog
> everytime before VerifyReadyDlg.wxs. Even when repair is runni
Brian Patton wrote:
> If I'm installing a file to the system32 directory, the
> SharedDllRefCount='no' attribute on my component seems to be ignored,
> and the refcount on the file is set to TWO after installation, which
> means the file never gets removed (It gets set to ONE after
> uninstalla
Hi,
By default, WIX treats all components as 32-bit. Our installation package will
install either 32 bits or 64-bits binaries and we don’t have any mixed files
going into separate directories. Is it possible to mark all components as
64-bit? Without this, I would have to go to each individual co
I am using the [ProductName] in the as follows, but [ProductName]
does not get resolved.
Any hints how to use it so it will be resolved to appropriate value on
execution?
Thanks
Raj
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Deferred also means it needs to be before InstallFinalize. Did you get error
2762?
Phil Wilson
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I currently have the following CustomAction I want to run as admin under Vista:
Seems I have to set Impersonate="no" and Execute="deferred". Since I'm a WiX
dummy I'm just not sure how to trigger a deferred CustomAction, to mimick what
we had above ?
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If I'm installing a file to the system32 directory, the
SharedDllRefCount='no' attribute on my component seems to be ignored, and
the refcount on the file is set to TWO after installation, which means the
file never gets removed (It gets set to ONE after uninstallation). Is this a
backward-compati
Hi, I was hoping someone could help me with a Wix issue. Please
redirect if this is the wrong alias
Is there some way that I can modify the permissions of a folder instead
of just setting them? For example, I've got an existing folder with:
Admin: Full Control
Power Users: Read
Network
Are there any situations in which more than one application can be installed
with the same UpgradeCode?
Thanks,
-Brian
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If this is the only Service in the setup, then I suppose you could add a
condition to the ServiceInstall standard action. Install the file
always, condition ServiceInstall on your condition, and there's more
complication with remembering to do the uninstall of the Service, and
conditions on the Ser
Thanks for the catch Mike. I originally put those dlls in there because
they were needed by my make files to build my custom DLLs. I thought
putting them in the merge module would ensure my DLL would have them
available if they weren't and these would be used if it wasn't on the
system. We don't
Hi;
What is the correct settings for ASP.NET (.NET 2.0)
WebApplicationExtensions. I thought that IIS and "aspnet_regiis -i" set
this up properly by itself. I have seen lists of about 20 extensions and
I have seen:
What is correct? And which should have CheckPath="yes"?
Services have always been run in Session 0. I suspect you're thinking
about Vista where services still run in Session 0 but apps run in other
sessions. AFAIK this behavior doesn't change just because the account
changes.
Phil Wilson
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All LocalSystem services run in user session 0. I suspect you're trying to
work around the problem that in Windows Vista and "Longhorn" Server, the
user can't see any UI you create through an interactive service, because
they no longer run in session 0. Interactive services must run as
LocalSystem.
External UI can be managed using the MsiSetExternalUI function. If you've
installed Visual Studio 2002 or later, or SQL Server 2005, or Exchange
Server 2003 or later, you've used an external UI handler.
See "Monitoring an Installation Using MsiSetExternalUI" in the SDK
(http://msdn2.microsoft.c
"External UI"? Does that mean an external application driving the install?
If so, that sounds really cool. I can imagine the interesting installer UI
implementations that would be possible.
I solved my problem with the checkbox label by chopping the white part off
if the bitmap so that the chec
You are correct. MSI has historically focused on installing a single package.
This multiple package installation is a relatively new development in the
Windows world and the Windows Installer has not caught up. The Windows
Installer team recognizes the problem and I expect them to do something
1. The ICE output you're seeing should be a *warning* not an error. Warnings
are things to investigate and if you understand them, you can skip it.
2. Unfortunately, AFAIK, there is no other way to accomplish what you are
doing.
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It's not easy. Take a look at the multi-instance stuff in the MSI SDK.
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Subject: [WiX-users] How to install an app twice?
Hi;
We have an ASP.NET
Hi;
We have an ASP.NET application. We would like to let people install it multiple
times, giving a different name for the web app each time and installing to a
different directory.
How can we do that?
thanks - dave
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Take a look at the
http://www.wixwiki.com/index.php?title=WixUI_CustomCustom Dialog
example. I don't think you can insert a dialog the way that
you are describing.
On 1/12/07, Urban Jaroslav, Ing. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi 2 all,
I defined ca in my custom dialog to show dialog bef
Hi 2 all,
I defined ca in my custom dialog to show dialog before
VerifyReadyDlg. It gave me error LGHT0112. I am something missing, but I
can't see what. I want use CA because it will run my cust. dialog
everytime before VerifyReadyDlg.wxs. Even when repair is running, if am
I right.
I us
Got it! I was calling A.exe before InstallFinalize, however it it only
during this that the exe gets copied across and therefore it wasn't even
running when I thought it was. Changing from before to after does the
trick :)
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Hello All,
Given that i need to install a certain executable anyway is there a way to
install it as a service dependig on a condition.
My ugly, ICE error, solution is making two components with the the same
file.
One continaing thexecutable and the service.
One containing only the file.
Which com
You probably need to change A to be deferred, instead of immediate, which is
what it defaults to.
Rob
Patrick Steele wrote:
> I have two separate executables that I wish to run. The first is during
> the install:
>
> ExeCommand='[INSTALLDIR]A.exe -blah="blah"' Return='ignore' />
>
>
>
> NO
I have two separate executables that I wish to run. The first is during
the install:
NOT
Installed
The second executable I wish to optionally launch upon clicking the
finish button at the end of the installation, dependent upon whether a
tickbox was selected:
NOT Installed AND
IS_LAUNCH
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Hey folks,
We are installing a service in our MSI using a WIX element
ServiceInstall.
Can you answer the following please?
1)Does the above WIX code install the service as session(0) servic
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Rob Mensching wrote:
> There are many threads about the work going on in WiX v3 to
> create a chainer. In fact, it's already there (even though
> it needs a lot more work). There is also a chainer that
> ships with VS (that is freely available, I think).
>
> Is this the ideal? No, but we (i.
Rob Mensching wrote:
> That is helpful. So, here's a bit more of breakdown:
>
> 1. 8 seconds, actual WiX processing (linking)
> 2. 3 minutes 30 seconds, calculating file hashes and
> assembly information
> 3. 5 minutes, compressing files
> 4. < 20 seco
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