I am attempting to build a patch that is uninstallable but am not having
any joy so far.
I am using Wix version 2 and my patch file is as follows:
http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2003/01/wi>
http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2003/01/wi";>
Thanks.
I have a problem.
In my i have printed a path which user enters
and it gets printed on the Dialog Box.But now i want this path to pass to my
(dll).But whenever i pass PATH it just passes the string "PATH" to dll not the
actual PATh.
code is:
hi
I have a
In this i have printed the path which user entered
earlier.Now i want to send this path to my which is under this
control because i want to print this path through my DLL.(deferred custom
action).
Problem is that I am not able to capture the path.
Plz
So I think I've found the problem. I just don't know how to fix it.
If you look at the pasted mark up below you'll see that my executable is put
in the "C:\Program Files\MyAppDirectory\" directory unless the user chooses
a different directory. Then the value of INSTALLDIR is changed.
DexterSinister wrote:
> So I guess the question is: what's the difference between the mergemod
> DLLs, and can I live
> with v2.0.5213.0 ... at least until v3.0.x of WiX is stable enough for my
> needs.
>
Mergemod.dll is a black box so it's impossible to know exactly what's
different. WiX v3
Google "GenerateBootstrapper task". That's what a Visual Studio 2005
project uses and it will work with a WiX generated MSI too.
The example in MSDN for the GenerateBootstrapper task shows the .NET
Framework as a prerequisite.
Forget about trying to install the .NET Framework from a CA, yo
Thanks for the reply. I am not using VS 2005. Its all through the WIX. The
solution using custom action and setting it to run after InstallFinalize seems
cool but the problem is that i am trying to run the dotnetfx in quite mode
without showing its UI as it is supposed to be a part of my package
That's the same thing I'm doing. You have to use a bootstrapper. If you're
using VS 2005, you can use the setup project and it will allow you to check for
.net framework .
The other way you can do it (which I did, but am having a heck of a time) is to
call the .net Framework redistributable at
How to include dotnet framework redistributable package (dotnetfx.exe) as a
part of your own installation package (MSI) such that the dotnet framework gets
installed during your installation process(Like through customActions). the
error i get is that another installation is already in progress.
Correct.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Merge Module containing other merge modules
Just trying to confirm this:
So I merge module cannot contain other m
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Jason J. W. Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I really appreciate your help. It ended up being a stupid typo in the
> variable name I was comparing. Don't know how many times I looked at
> it and it looked right... I'm sorry for the wild goose chase. Th
Just trying to confirm this:
So I merge module cannot contain other merge modules?
I am trying to build a merge module which contains :
1. My own constructed merge module.
2. The VC80 runtime merge modules.
3. The msxml4 merge modules.
But when I try to put them
Please do not email me directly, keep wix-users on the list.
Most likely you have marked your custom action as deferred. Deferred custom
actions can only use their custom action data property, they do not have
full access to the database. The custom action data property is named the
same as the cu
This is related (I believe) to administrative deployment of applications
through Active Directory. To ensure it installs and cleans up correctly, you
should make the key path of the component a registry key under
HKEY_CURRENT_USER, and you should use RemoveFolder if you create a folder
under the us
For reference, error code 0001 (LGHT0001, CNDL0001, etc) is generally an
unhandled exception. To have any chance of working out what the problem is,
you need to provide the exact WiX version and the call stack produced.
Any output produced by the tool before it crashed would also be helpful.
Here's an update, just in case anybody cares ...
The problem cropped up with v2.0.5325.0 of WiX, in doing some testing to try
and isolate the
source of the error(s), I tested with v2.0.5213.0 ... and everything worked
fine.
I checked the change log and saw that with v2.0.5325.0, WiX was being bu
Timo Kunze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> www.timosoft-software.de/stuff/setup.log
Your server claims "Content-Type: audio/mpeg". Please fix that.
> I guess the problem is in line 295 where something seems to return
> 0x80030002 (STG_E_FILENOTFOUND). I've no clue which file could be meant.
You
Hi Rob,
I really appreciate your help. It ended up being a stupid typo in the
variable name I was comparing. Don't know how many times I looked at
it and it looked right... I'm sorry for the wild goose chase. Thank
you very much for helping me though.
Best Regards,
Jason
On 6/28/07, Rob Hamflett
Maxim Sadovski wrote:
> The package lists Intel and x64 as supported
> platforms:
> Platforms="Intel, x64"
>
That's not supported. Packages can support only one platform at a time,
so you need one package for x86 and one for x64. And, to install a
64-bit component, the package must b
(sorry, the first post was screwed)
Hi all,
I have a problem trying to install a 64 bit (x64) dll
from a package that has other 32 bit executables. The
issue is that the dll gets installed into
\Windows\SysWOW64 instead of \Windows\System32.
The package lists Intel and x64 as supported
platforms
Hi,
I have a problem trying to install a 64 bit (x64) dll,
among other 32 bit executables.
The package lists Intel and x64 as supported
platforms:
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John Vottero wrote:
We use environment variables, like this:
...Name="JAMS Version $(env.Version)" Version="$(env.Version)"
You can also use preprocessor variables passed in on the command line
using $(var.name) syntax.
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> Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2007 15:58:41 +0100
> From: "Patrick Steele" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [WiX-users] version numbering
> To:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have my version number hardcoded in multiple locations throughout my
> wxs file eg
>
>
> Is it possible for me to parameterise this, something along
i m unable to resolve this error.i have no clude to this.help me plz.
and so is everyone on the mailinglist, unless you provide some useful
information about what you are doing, such as the relevant parts of your wxs
files and WiX version in use.
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i m unable to resolve this error.i have no clude to this.help me plz.
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Hi,
I have my version number hardcoded in multiple locations throughout my
wxs file eg
Is it possible for me to parameterise this, something along the lines of
eg
By the way, the code above works for the Description fields but NOT for
the Title fields :(
Or is there a better way
Berger Michael Tech EDV wrote:
The 2nd "Plugin" entry overwrites the first "Plugin" entry in the XML
File.
The XmlConfig custom action was designed to solve this problem.
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Hi,
I'm a WiX noob, and I'm trying to setup a component that will install all
the shortcuts for an application, so far I've setup my directories and the
component as follows;
.
A newbie question
I use WIX 2.0.48 (3.x is not stable) and I have problems to edit XML files.
This is a part of the blank XML file that I have to edit:
[]
[]
This should be the edited part of the file:
Data Source=localhost\Instance; Typ
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