MsiSetFeatureState?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Magus
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Subject: [WiX-users] Conditions on Feature
I have features that I need changed based on user input. Howeve
I have features that I need changed based on user input. However they are
based on information gained through my External UI sequence. Is there a way
in code to call something that would produce the same results as
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If it is a dependency issue, you might be able to use the following to
address it.
In our case, we have a number of Windows Services that process messages in
MSMQs. This dependency declaratively identifies our Windows Service
(defined under the Service Install element) as dependent
Try putting the pca:ComPlusApplication configuration under the tlb file rather
than the dll. I have found I have had to do that to make it work. I don't
really understand why but it seemed to work for me.
Neil
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Hi Phil, thanks for your response, I gave up and now I am just starting the
service from the comand line in a custom action, and it works fine.
Thanks!
Lindsay
Wilson, Phil wrote:
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> The error message always says "verify that you have .. privileges...", and
> sometimes that is the error, but
Stefan-
Thanks again. After moving the target path into a property instead of
specifying it directy, I got everything working.
-Michael O. Schoneman
Stefan Pavlik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
03/05/2007 02:36 AM
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The error message always says "verify that you have .. privileges...", and
sometimes that is the error, but error 1920 is just a generic one meaning that
the service start failed. If it starts ok after the install, then it smells
like a dependency issue with something that isn't on the system at
Stefan-
Thanks for the info. I added Advertise="no" to both shortcuts but still
no luck. I'm confused about the "formatted file identifier, for example:
[!TargetFileId]" part. I don't know what a formatted file identifier is.
I just want to create a shortcut to a specific program location. W
Hi Gareth,
not sure if this is a change from version 2, but in version 3
localization variables are called via '!(loc.)' (instead
of '$(loc.)').
Maybe just a typo in your ListItem declarations?
Henrik Opel
Gareth at Serif wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I have a ComboBox defined in my UI to list a sel
Hi guys,
I have a ComboBox defined in my UI to list a selection of countries for the
end-user to choose from... these countries are localised so that when the
install is translated, these entries are correct for the country of
distribution. Something like this:
I then use
Hi 2 All,
I try to install my Net assembly to GAC, but it gives me error when
it is installed. compilation is Oki. May someone tell me what is wrong?
Installed assembly is signed with strong name as [assembly:
AssemblyKeyFile( key follows)].
My wxs file, just piece:
Guid="772
If it helps, you can also specify the source for components and directories.
Rob
Simon Dahlbacka wrote:
> Just specify the Directory structure according how it should be when
> installed, and then you just set File/@Source appropriately so that WiX
> finds the source files (i.e. it can contain
Refer to pre-processor variables like this:
Rob
Lindsay Harris wrote:
> Hi. This is probably a really stupid question but I am very new to wix…
>
>
>
> I was wondering if there is away to do this:
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>
>
> If (a == b)
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> C = “some string”
>
> Else
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> C = “som
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