Okie..And we specify each of these tiny files during compile and link times
right?
Francis Kam wrote:
>
> If you have anything beyond a tiny project, I'd say go ahead and use more
> than one wxs file. It just helps organization to separate things into
> different files. I personally tend to put
If you have anything beyond a tiny project, I'd say go ahead and use more
than one wxs file. It just helps organization to separate things into
different files. I personally tend to put each feature in its own wxs for
example.
-Francis
On 8/31/07, Anidil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> In what
In what circumstance do we go for multiple source file? could you give an
instance
Schrieken, Rene wrote:
>
> '...in the wix source file...' would indicate that you now have only
> one wxs file? You can have more than one wxs file.
>
>
>
> From: [EMAIL PROTE
To create hardlinks on pre-W2K *and* later, use MoveFileEx() with
MOVEFILE_CREATE_HARDLINK ... works like a charm since NT 4.0 ;)
Alternatively, if it makes you feel bad to use "undocumented" features,
use CreateHardLink() on W2K and later.
Mark Johnson wrote:
> Let me know if you create a custom
I am curious what user stories drive this requirement as I've never written an
install that needed this. I usually see ( and usually symbolic) links in Unix
and very rarely in Windows environments.
Mark Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Let me know if you create a custom action for creating
'...in the wix source file...' would indicate that you now have only one wxs
file? You can have more than one wxs file.
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The .msm files are merge files. They contain prepackaged components and add
stuff needed by your msi.
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He
There isn't.
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Subject: [WiX-users] Decompiling .msi through MS Visual Studio 2005
Hello,
Is there any way to decompile .msi file in MS Visual Studio 2
How is files costing calculated? Is there a way to override the values
displayed?
I have a feature that the UI says will only require 12kb...but in fact the
actual disk space consumed by this feature is closer to 12mb.
John
is it better to include the installer UI XML codes in the wix source file
instead of using the wixui.wixlib during the link time? Which is the
recommended method?
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Let me know if you create a custom action for creating hardlinks, I sure
could use that too!
David Stindl wrote:
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> Hallo all,
> does anybody know, if it's possible to create "Hardlink" on Win XP
> filesystem with WiX installation? Thanks a lot for your help...
> David.
>
>
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/fsutil_hardlink.mspx?mfr=true
MSI doesn't have support so you'd have to ( carefully ) roll your own CA
pattern to do this.
"Pierson Lee (Volt)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What do you mean by hardlink?
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Depends if you're using a standard UI or if you customized it. If you're using
a standard one, I'd use the wixlib, if you customized it, you are going to have
to include it in the wix source.
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What do you mean by hardlink?
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Hallo all,
does anybody know, if it's possib
Windows Installer will not run two MSIs at the same time. The only way you're
going to be able to do this is to use a bootstrapper. I ran into the same
problem attempting to deploy a component MSI (.net framework 2.0) within mine
and had to find an alternate method.
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Hello All,
I have a .msi package which is developed on MS visual studio 2005. When I open
that project on MS studio2005, I am seeing two files having extension .msm.
These files are not there in project codebase. When I try to build these files
are giving errors. When I exclude these files I am
Hello,
Is there any way to decompile .msi file in MS Visual Studio 2005 instead of
doing on Command Line (using dark).
thanks!!
Regards,
Veerendra
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Hello, I need to install 2 msi's at the same time but having trouble. I
built one MSI using Wix2.0. I bundled another MSI (built by someone else)
within mine using the standard 'File' element. This gets installed and
copied like any other file. Problem is when I go to execute it at the end.
Win
I used a custom action which is triggered when pressing the Finish button.
The action is launched if the checkbox is selected.
On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 16:05:19 +0200, Anidil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> How do i customize my ExitDialog UI dialog (Last UI Dialog) to include a
> checkbox which tak
How do i customize my ExitDialog UI dialog (Last UI Dialog) to include a
checkbox which takes the user to product registration url when clicked
"Finish"
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I'm working in Wix v3, and I've got a conditional component that is supposed to
install a certificate when the property CERTIFICATEPATH is set, but I'm running
into problems because InstallCertificates seems to be called regardless of
whether the component with the certificate is installed. Inst
Hallo all,
does anybody know, if it's possible to create "Hardlink" on Win XP
filesystem with WiX installation? Thanks a lot for your help...
David.
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Can anybody point me to instructions for:
(1) Associating an icon to a particular file type
(2)Launching the application to which that file type is
associated when the icon is double-clicked
Dan,
Here is some example XML taken from one of my prod
What is the best way of doing this? Should i be launching internet explorer
from the installer?
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I forgot to say : I'm using WixV3 3.0.2420.0
Frédéric Viollet a écrit :
Hi everyone,
is there a way to force an upgrade even if the version I'm want to
install is already installed?
I'm using the bootstrapping possibility offered by Wix to generate a
executable file (setupbld). The options I
Hi everyone,
is there a way to force an upgrade even if the version I'm want to
install is already installed?
I'm using the bootstrapping possibility offered by Wix to generate a
executable file (setupbld). The options I use are "mcpsu".
At the moment, if I double click on the setup file and tha
Hello,
In this case, I am facing a problem. In spite of me putting Hidden="yes"
for my password property, password gets printed in the log file if it is
passed as a parameter to DLL through a custom action. I have set
HideTarget="yes" for this custom action, still it displays the password.
Just create a few registry entries:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa969377.aspx
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Sent: 30 August 2007 17:34
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Associating Icons to File Types
Can anybody poi
And again - of course you need to use
VerifyPath='subDirectory[\[].="DirTwo"[\]]'
The \ is escape character (not /).
Stefan Pavlik wrote:
> I found the solution:
>
> XML file:
>
>
>
> DirOne
> DirTwo
>
>
>
>
>
> To remove the line
> DirTwo
> you need to write the XML
I found the solution:
XML file:
DirOne
DirTwo
To remove the line
DirTwo
you need to write the XMLConfig in following way:
Hope that it will help somebody...
Stefan
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Hi:
I think there is some issue with ur Group policy settings.
As far as i knw there is no issue with Wix since i have installed my sample
MSI (generated from Wix file) using Group policy settings.
OneReallyCoolApplication wrote:
>
> Hi, I am trying to install a WIX-built MSI package to netwo
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