Naresh Krishna Kumar K wrote:
> Can anybody throw some light regarding chainer or bootstrapper? What will
> these features do?
>
They allow you to install multiple packages in a row, so they're a
natural place to offer downloading.
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Brian Poploskie wrote:
The user exists and the installation is failing, which seems like it
should not happen with the FailIfExists param set to no. Is it always
going to fail if a user exists that it's trying to create? This is
using WiX 3.0.2925.0.
It shouldn't. Check a verbose log: T
Antoine, David wrote:
> [NOTE: I am resending this to the mailing list because the message text shows
> up completely garbled when clicking on the topic on sourceforge.net.
The e-mail looks OK to me.
> I was wondering if WiX v3 has plans to support or include stock dialogs
> for adminis
John Hancock wrote:
... define components B and C
Then, in a separate fragment, I have:
Referencing a parent feature doesn't cause that fragment to be linked
in. WiX links starting from the entry section (e.g., Product) looking
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> WcaLog(LOGMSG_STANDARD, "Get TARGETDIR");
>
> TCHAR* installDirBuf = NULL;
>
>
>
> uiStat = MsiGetProperty(hInstall, TEXT("TARGETDIR"), TEXT(""),
> &cchValueBuf);
>
As you're already using wcautil.lib, you can use WcaGetProperty. That
takes care o
pbm wrote:
> This is a child of the element. And here the Property values
> are resolved to their original default settings rather than to the new
> values that were input by the user in the Config Dialog.
>
Make sure your elements have the @Secure="yes" attribute, to
ensure it's passed from
Anton Filippov wrote:
>
> Icon="ServerIcon" IconIndex="0" />
>
>
> This shortcut coping into 'Startup' directory, but localized directory
> has other name in cyrillic.
Use StartupFolder -- it's a built-in property that points to the Startup
folder.
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[NOTE: I am resending this to the mailing list because the message text shows
up completely garbled when clicking on the topic on sourceforge.net. I am
resending this as a plain text email to hopefully prevent this issue from
occurring again. Hopefully, the users on the list actually received
You need to use what is known as a Type 51 Custom Action. Don't worry, it
isn't as hard as it sounds. Here is an example:
1
BTW, consider the case of "CATALINA" carefully. A Windows Installer
weirdity is that UPPERCASE properties are public (available from fragments,
etc.), and any lo
I think maybe he meant the Id property on the Package
element.i.e.
Sent: Friday, August 03, 2007 2:36 PM
To: "Burke, James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Modify/Remove dialog not always displayed
I have hard-coded GUIDs for ProductID and UpgradeCode. I couldn't find
PackageCode that you mentioned.
Any ideas?
Thank you!
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Burke,
James
Sent: Friday, August 03, 2007 12:08
To: wix-users@lists.
Hi
I want to pass a parameter value to some other application. The parameter is
"TARGETDIR". When I retrive this value into a text item it shows up the value
correctly. However, when I declare a property Id and try to use that
PropertyId,it gives value as "TARGETDIR" and not the actual path.
I'm trying to create a user during my installation. The problem I'm
having is if the user exists the installation fails, this is despite
having the following xml:
The user exists and the installation is failing, which seems like it
should not happen with the FailIfExists param set t
Check your GUIDs, in particular your PackageCode. Do you have "..."
for them or are you using a "hard-coded" GUID? If you're using the
??'s, it will generate a new one when you rebuild. When these differ,
it believes it's an update. If you leave the GUIDs the same, you should
just receive a
Hi All,
I run a setup and install some files.
When I run the same setup again, the Modify/Remove dialog is displayed.
However, when I rebuild the setup and run it over a previously installed
build then I get an error message saying that a previous version is
installed and I have to remove
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
AFlood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Oh, I certainly understand that WiX wraps MSI, but I've simply never worked
> with MSI directly, which is what the resources related to.
Even when using WiX, if you want to write a custom action, you deal
with MSI directl
Oh, I certainly understand that WiX wraps MSI, but I've simply never worked
with MSI directly, which is what the resources related to. I just didn't
understand how the information could be used in WiX. Anyway, since Gareth's
replied that there is in WiX does in fact provide DXMajor/MinorVersion
p
Hello,
I was wondering if WiX v3 has plans to support or include stock dialogs
for administrative installations. I had looked at the WiXWiki and the WiX v3
help for information on it. However, I did not see any sort of admin stock
dialogs. Granted, I could probably author it on my ow
Alexei,
Thanks - it does verify that I'm on the right path...
I'm pretty sure I've qot the combo box stuff working. As I said, I did wire
up another dialog box to display the result of the user's edits and they
seem to be carried through.
The problem occurs elsewhere in the xml where I try to u
Hi,
I want to execute a custom action after completing my whole uninstall
process. Can anyone please let me know what code I should write in Wix, to
call the custom action.
Thank you,
Regards
Balaji.
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
AFlood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks, but unfortunately I don't actually have any experience with Windows
> Installer.
Actually, you do, but you just don't know it.
WiX == "Windows Installer XML"
> That is I've only ever worked with WiX.
WiX just tu
Hmmm, you are not giving to much details away so I have a wild guess: The
assembly containing you webcontrols is not installed in the correct folder. I
suggest you check if the files (and locations) can be found where you expect
them to be.
René
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From: [EMAIL PROTECT
Since WiX effectively "wraps" Microsoft Installer technology in a more
user friendly form, almost any information associated with Windows
Installer is also applicable to WiX.
The main problem is typically working out which part of the XML schema
relates to the Microsoft Installer table (or column)
I use DXMajorVersion and DXMinorVersion to test if DirectX is up to date and
to install it if not (required for some apps I build packages for).
Best of luck,
Gareth
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I'm not entirely sure what you are trying to do, but as far as I can tell you
wish to let the user set up a username and a password for the db. And the
username and date are to be retrieved from the UI.
The way would do it would be to attach the editbox element with a public
property, say USERNAME
Hi all,
I am new to Wix and i am using Wix2.0.3425.0 ,When i build/package an
asp.net web application (which has both web controls and html controls ), i
get an installer with name Product.msi .
When i unpack the installer and install the web application ,only the Html
controls are visible
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