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Thanks for your attention!
I have solved the problem by doing just as you suggested. The problem was
that the (default) value of HKLM..InprocServer32 didn't point to mscoree.dll
for my assemblies that were in the GAC.
Regards
/Tobias
From: Bob Arnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
S
Hi,
We are facing a issue. Actually our MSI occasionally fails when it tries to add
a user to the Administrators group.
It is not able to find out Administrators group itself ???.This is a random
behavior. It has been observed that the problem
happens more often when virtual 1-box is being used
wuntsin
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Using the following snippet does the trick:
NOT Installed OR
Installed OR REINSTALL
I wouldn't mind someone commenting on my CustomAction conditions (I am a
n00b when it comes to those conditions). I have logged all scenarios
(reinstall/install/uninstall) and IIS gets reset every time -
Ran into this problem myself, and ended up writing a whole chunk of code in
a custom action to walk the list of dependencies amongst the services and
restart them in the correct order. Unfortunately, there are some very weird
dependencies amongst services out there and you can never know them all
s
Define an Xml beautifier? I take input from users and modify Xml files all
the time without losing the "beauty" of the Xml file - beauty for me is
proper indentation...
On Nov 29, 2007 4:58 PM, si <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> Has anyone successfully integrated an xml beautifier int
Hi,
I have a setup that contains:
...
...
...
What should i do for the shortdut to be created not in the Programs
Start menu folder, but in a subfolder of it?
I am very new to Wix and the documentation related to the Shortcut
element is empty :D. Thanks in advance.
--
Szentpáli Jáno
> There is very little doubt in my mind that msconfig is getting the
> company name from the resources of the code file (in the cases where
> it
> gets it right). For just one example, look at what msconfig says about
> the Logical Disk Administrator Service, and then look at the company
> name i
Gonzalo Diethelm wrote:
The problem with your suggestion is that there will not be a "first
run" ever. Since this is an Excel add-in (a DLL), it is loaded by
Excel only if the proper keys are placed in the registry for the
current user. Therefore, there isn't a chance to check whether those
ke
charango wrote:
> Action="setValue"
> ElementPath="/configuration/appSettings/[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]'ServiceLocation']/@value"
> File="[INSTALLLOCATION]\sample.config" Value="[SERVICELOCATION]"/>
>
You have to "escape" the brackets in your XPath. See
http://msdn2.microso
Ryan O'Neill wrote:
> 1) Should it not automatically ask for elevation (the shield icon is
> showing up nicely on my button, which sounds correct) according to code
> snippet 1 below?
>
Yes. Get a verbose log (msiexec /l*vx) and look for "LUA" to see what
MSI is deciding about the need to el
MatPdr wrote:
> Are any of these things which I should worry about or or they not critical
> errors?
>
They're known issues. Most of them are benign warnings. Others are less
benign but seem to be accommodated for in the merge module custom actions.
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http://joyofsetup.com/
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Stefan Kuhr wrote:
> up to now I used the last official build, build 2925 for my installs. I want
> to use the patching feature as described in Peter Marcu's Blog and tried to
> build my installs with the latest weekly build. Unfortunately, I now get
> very strange CNDL1054 errors. I tried to find
ashatilo wrote:
> I just implemented WiX/DIFx installer and everything works well except that
> driver files (i.e. sys, cab and inf files) are not deleted from my
> application folder after successful installation. I.e. sys files are
> installed in system32/drivers folder but additionally present i
Tobias Holm wrote:
My conclusion is that something that a manual regasm achieves is
missing from my wix setup. What is the correct way to mimic a regasm
with wix?
Determine what RegAsm does and duplicate it with "normal" WiX authoring,
using before-and-after registry snapshots, for examp
Bryan C. Boettcher wrote:
> We have a somewhat unique requirement for our product. Concurrent versions
> need to be made available on a single machine. We have a matched client and
> server, for which the protocol changes each version. One desktop machine
> might need to talk to 5 differently
Greetings,
Has anyone successfully integrated an xml beautifier into WiX after
XmlFile and XmlConfig have done their work?
It would be nice to leave files with a cleaner appearance, especially
when many changes are required and all the whitespace is lost.
cheers
si
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Then I suspect a bug in msconfig. The only services I see that have that
"unknown" behavior are those installed by MSI, the ones where the
service path is quoted. It looks like msconfig apparently can't always
deal with them. Service paths should be quoted to prevent a security
hole.
There is ve
I think that is a good idea - to invoke netstart/stop and not worry about
the return code. I'll give it a shot and let everyone know how it works
out...
Thanks.
On Nov 29, 2007 4:07 PM, Kelly Leahy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I dont' think windows even has such a feature, so I'd be surprise
I dont' think windows even has such a feature, so I'd be surprised if MSI
does.
I think that's the whole reason why iisreset is a program and they don't
just rely on people having to do net start / net stop commands.
By the way, if you know the dependencies, you could just do net start and
not
I never figured out a built-in way (in WIX) to start/stop dependent Windows
services automagically. For example, the server has IIS installed along with
SMTP & POP3. When I stop IIS (via ServiceControl), the dependent services
also get stopped, but when I restart IIS (via ServiceControl), the depen
I realize this post is two years old, and don't know if you still monitor
this forum or not. However, I wanted to confirm that this is still a
problem with Crystal Reports XI R2 for VS 2005, and your solution works. I
spent the better part of a day trying to find a solution to this before
finall
I don't know if this will help you or not, but this seems like it might be
helpful in some of these cases:
http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/6/a/56a0ed11-e073-42f9-932b-38acd478f46d/WindowsVistaUACDevReqs.doc
Gonzalo Diethelm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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11/29/2007 1
Hi,
I'm getting a Not Supported Exception when I run Candle. The error seems
related to path's formats but even when I switch to absolute paths on
command line and inside the WXS I get the error. I'm running Wix version
3.0.2925.0.
Command Line : candle.exe -I"C:\Program Files\Windows Insta
The problem with your suggestion is that there will not be a "first run"
ever. Since this is an Excel add-in (a DLL), it is loaded by Excel only
if the proper keys are placed in the registry for the current user.
Therefore, there isn't a chance to check whether those keys exist and
add them if not.
Actually, it appears to be documented here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/EN-US/library/aa370334.aspx
Kelly Leahy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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11/29/2007 10:44 AM
To
"Chad Petersen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc
[EMAIL PROTECTED], "X.Y. D" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
wix-users@lists.source
On Thu, 29 Nov 2007 10:44:56 -0800, Kelly Leahy wrote:
Kelly,
> This seems to imply it will work. Not sure though, since it
> doesn't seem to be documented:
It *is* documented on MSDN:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/EN-US/library/aa370334.aspx
I'll add this to the tutorial right away... :-)
Bye
This seems to imply it will work. Not sure though, since it doesn't seem
to be documented:
http://www.installsite.org/pages/en/isnews/200110/index.htm
"Chad Petersen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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11/29/2007 10:33 AM
To
"X.Y. D" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
cc
Subject
Re: [WiX-
VersionNT Property
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372495.aspx
Operating System Property Values
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa370556.aspx
These do not seem to indicate a clear cut way to tell Home from
Professional, though.
Fro
I don't believe what you want is achievable with windows installer, but
I'm not an expert...
I think what you could do is make each "version" a "feature" in windows
installer terminology, and require installations to always be done via the
most recent install package.
You could then use 'major
The service executable does indeed have the company name in its
resources. As mentioned, the manufacturer shows up properly if the
service uses its own install code.
-kevin
On Nov 29, 2007, at 9:45 AM, Wilson, Phil wrote:
> No, it's almost certainly because the service executable doesn't ha
We have a somewhat unique requirement for our product. Concurrent versions
need to be made available on a single machine. We have a matched client and
server, for which the protocol changes each version. One desktop machine might
need to talk to 5 differently-versioned servers, and will need
As the software needs IIS 5.1 to run with where Home Edition doesn't do so.
There is example in the manual ---
VersionNT=501 AND ServicePackLevel =
n
How can I specify XP professional? What is VersionNT 501 mean?
Many thanks!
Anna
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No, it's almost certainly because the service executable doesn't have
the company name in its resources (which is where I believe MSConfig
gets it from).
Phil Wilson
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On Thu, 29 Nov 2007 12:17:07 -, Chris Sexton wrote:
Chris,
> I could well be missing something but I have not found out how to
> do so, or even whether you can do this at all in Wix. I wondered if
> WiX insisted whether files to install are all embedded in the
> resulting MSI file etc.
Not a
During install:
ProcessComponents action lists
1: {F393E0C2-E3B5-4CD1-BD6A-8547DDEC1AE3} 2:
{BA9B764A-0DE0-11D5-A548-0090278A1BB8} 3: C:\WINDOWS\system32\mfc70u.dll
1: {F393E0C2-E3B5-4CD1-BD6A-8547DDEC1AE3} 2:
{BA9B7647-0DE0-11D5-A548-0090278A1BB8} 3: C:\WINDOWS\system32\mfc70.dll
1: {F393E0
Hi All,
I just implemented WiX/DIFx installer and everything works well except that
driver files (i.e. sys, cab and inf files) are not deleted from my
application folder after successful installation. I.e. sys files are
installed in system32/drivers folder but additionally present in my
applicati
Что необходимо знать, чтобы на бизнес не завели "дело".
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Hi,
I'm pretty sure this is a very basic question - apologies up front if so -
how can you get WiX to copy a set of files from a CD-ROM (with installation
media on it) to the installation folder on the user's local drive.
The key thing is that these files are held externally to the MSI and so jus
Basically you are right (though in this case all what you pointed out
does not apply). But it makes me think that this is a serious problem
for any installer. I mean if someone wants to sabotage an install, all
it has to do is to place bogus exe files, with the same name as the
installed ones in th
János Brezniczky wrote:
> Let's assume the file has been successfully replaced by the new "version".
> Should that new version be later uninstalled together with the package which
> overwritten it?
>
>
> 2007/11/29, Szentpali Janos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>> I have an executable x.exe that I need
Let's assume the file has been successfully replaced by the new "version".
Should that new version be later uninstalled together with the package which
overwritten it?
2007/11/29, Szentpali Janos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I have an executable x.exe that I need to install over x.exe if it
> already
Hello all,
When I create a patch using "pyro.exe" (as described in the help file),
it does not contain new rows in the "Dialog", "Control", "ControlEvent",
etc. tables, but the corresponding rows in "InstallUISequence". When I
look inside the generated .wixmst-file, I can find the rows with
'op="a
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