Hi Adam...
You should use the ProgressText element
Description of the custom
action
Of course you can also use the $(loc.LocalizedDescription) notation
for the description (in conjunction with .wxl files)
Regards
Stefan
Adam Langley wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
>
>
> I have a custom action which c
Hi guys,
I have a custom action which calls a batch file during installation, and it
takes a couple of minutes to execute.
How can I have the progress-text display "Executing real slow batch file
now...this may take a while." (or something (c; )?
Is there a declarative way of describing this
I did try to run my installation after a fresh reboot and uninstalling
whatever I did not need on this machine. Any idea what kind of resources it
might be?
Thanks,
Manu
Bob Arnson-6 wrote:
>
> Error 1450 is ERROR_NO_SYSTEM_RESOURCES. Have you tried an installation
> after a fresh reboot?
>
Anand Kadiyala wrote:
The wix version I am using is 2.0.4820.0. Using the above it does not
delete the element. However if I use wix version 2.0.5805.0, it is
correctly deleting the node. So, I am not sure whether this is not
supported in 2.0.4820.0 or whether there is an issue with my wxs f
Jim Hewes wrote:
I noticed at the WiX Localization Project page that more languages
seem to have been officially released. At least I noticed Italian,
which I've been hoping for. That's great! But, any idea when these
will show up in the release builds?
They're already in the weekly relea
Wilson, Phil wrote:
You should be using the merge modules for a number of reasons. One is
that they try to ensure that sharing works properly (guids, SharedDlls).
Another reason is that they install these files to avoid your problem by
making them permanent, so the highest installed version alway
kyle.smith4001 wrote:
Hey everyone, I'm relatively new to wix, and thanks to some amazing tutorials
I get the idea of it. However, I'm trying to display a dialog just during
the uninstall. The dialog will ask the user for a password stored in our
servers, which will return either a 1 or 0 if corr
Emmanuel Stapf [ES] wrote:
> Note that doing:
>
> msiexec /i My_msi.msi /quiet
>
> completes the installation and everything seems to be fine.
>
> Manu
>
>
> Emmanuel Stapf [ES] wrote:
>
>> I'm having the same problem as Andrew. Did anyone found out what could be
>> wrong? In my case, I can inst
Hi,
I am trying to delete an element from an XML config file using
the following XmlConfig action.
The wix version I am using is 2.0.4820.0. Using the above it does not delete
the element. However if I use wix version 2.0.5805.0, it is correctly deleting
the no
I noticed at the WiX Localization Project page that more languages seem to
have been officially released. At least I noticed Italian, which I've been
hoping for. That's great! But, any idea when these will show up in the
release builds?
Jim
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Here are some get-started-quick-tips...
Verbose logging during install: my.msi /lv*x my_log.txt
Same during Uninstall: msiexec /x my.msi /lv*x unmy_log.txt
Go to the end of the log and look backwards for "Property". There is a list
of all the defined properties and their values.
Look for "REM
You should be using the merge modules for a number of reasons. One is
that they try to ensure that sharing works properly (guids, SharedDlls).
Another reason is that they install these files to avoid your problem by
making them permanent, so the highest installed version always wins,
which looks li
Robert,
What you need to do is put the MergeRefs under the FeatureGroup, and
then include the FeatureGroup using FeatureGroupRefs in the Features
that need the merge modules.
Cheers,
John
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Note that doing:
msiexec /i My_msi.msi /quiet
completes the installation and everything seems to be fine.
Manu
Emmanuel Stapf [ES] wrote:
>
> I'm having the same problem as Andrew. Did anyone found out what could be
> wrong? In my case, I can install other MSI packages, but not mine.
>
> He
I'm having the same problem as Andrew. Did anyone found out what could be
wrong? In my case, I can install other MSI packages, but not mine.
Here the output of the log:
MSI (s) (84:CC) [10:21:48:828]: Executing op:
ComponentRegister(ComponentId={4FBFB3EE-4F75-46C7-8464-2710DD1E44A7},KeyPath=02:\
Can someone enlighten me regarding the upgrade of merge modules?
Let's say a merge module containing a COM component (.dll file) was
installed. The COM dll defined an interface.
Later a new interface is added to the new component. How can I make a
new merge module, so that no matter in which order
Hey everyone, I'm relatively new to wix, and thanks to some amazing tutorials
I get the idea of it. However, I'm trying to display a dialog just during
the uninstall. The dialog will ask the user for a password stored in our
servers, which will return either a 1 or 0 if correct or incorrect. This
Bryan C. Boettcher írta:
> That works for most of our components, there's still a third party OCX that
> needs to be included. Are MergeModules the way to go?
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Szentpali Janos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, December 03, 2007 12:18 PM
> To: Bryan C.
Bryan C. Boettcher írta:
> I'm packaging shared components in my MSI. These components (like
> COMDLG32.OCX or MSCOMCTL.OCX) are installed into %system32%. However, I've
> got an issue with the files not upgrading properly. I always want to have
> the newest version of the shared component on
I'm packaging shared components in my MSI. These components (like COMDLG32.OCX
or MSCOMCTL.OCX) are installed into %system32%. However, I've got an issue
with the files not upgrading properly. I always want to have the newest
version of the shared component on the machine. As per my last que
Yes. That is true. But what I used is a FeatureGroup element. Then,
under the FeatureGroup Element, I use a mergeref. So I have something
like:
But that still presents a problem because it appea
V K Gangwar wrote:
"The Product element contains an unhandled extension element
'CloseApplication'. Please ensure that the extension for elements in the
'http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/UtilExtension' namespace has been provided."
As the error indicates, you need to specify the WixUti
Stefan Kuhr wrote:
> Thanks, I didn't know that builds in VS2005 seem to somehow suppress the
> real error message.
Please enter a bug -- that shouldn't happen.
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Huseyin Tufekcilerli wrote:
> and after an update it may become "FooBar-1.1.456-setup.msi" which can
> be installed alone or on top of the first version. But as far as I can
> see, there are some issues about changing the name of .msi file. In my
> opinion, as far as we change our Package ID's, it
Chris wrote:
> I'd like to create an xml-file which doesn't exist and then change it's
> nodes/values.
> Is there an extension that supports (xml-)file-creation?
>
Just install an empty file. XmlFile and XmlConfig run after files are
installed.
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John Hall wrote:
FeatureGroupRefs can contain MergeRefs though.
Good point. I haven't needed FeatureGroups before.
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Hello,
I want to delete the last config-element of this xml-file with XMLConfig:
I tried it with the following xml-statement but it deletes all
config-elements:
Thanx
Chris
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I want to know what is the naming convention you are using for your
.msi files. For example I want to organize my setup packages like
this:
ProductName-Major.Minor.Build-setup.msi (like "FooBar-1.0.123-setup.msi")
and after an update it may become "FooBar-1.1.456-setup.msi" which can
be installed
Hello,
I'd like to create an xml-file which doesn't exist and then change it's
nodes/values.
Is there an extension that supports (xml-)file-creation?
I want to avoid to write a custom action dll!
Thank's,
Chris
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Hi,
we use the pskill.exe tool from sysinternals, packed into the setup as a
binary. That works on all kind of windows machines.
Another problem though, if you kill the process, that displays the tray-icon,
the tray-icon will stay where it is until the mouse is moved over it. But
that's a comm
Hi Stefan,
Thanks for you resp. Following is my sample code. Plz let me know the way is
correct or not
INSTALLUILEVEL_NONE
For custom action:
SilentInstall
Thanks
Stefan Pavlik-2 wrote:
>
> Hi,...
>
> You should create the condition
Hi Bob,
Bob Arnson-6 wrote:
>
> [...]
> You might want to try running the candle command at a console to get
> more details. CNDL1054 is a deprecation warning so the schema changed
> since the version you authored against. WixCop might convert the
> authoring for you.
>
Thanks, I didn't kn
Okay. So what if the hidden fC actually contains a merge module
(meaning, a< MergeRef /> element)? But I still don't want fC displayed
in the interface anywhere. AFAIK, ComponentGroupRefs do not contain
MergeRefs.
FeatureGroupRefs can contain MergeRefs though.
John
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Hi,...
You should create the condition for the CustomAction based on the
UILevel property: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372096.aspx
UILevel:
NSTALLUILEVEL_NONE 2 Completely silent installation.
INSTALLUILEVEL_BASIC3 Simple progress and error handling.
INSTALLUILEVEL_REDUC
Hi,
I want to execute particular custom action [OR] I want to execute some lines
of my wix code only in silent mode.
Any answers?
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