Currently my product is running a custom action of "wevtutil.exe im
[manifest_filename]" to install an event manifest and create logging
channels with the Windows event logging system, but I was curious if there
is a native way to install this event manifest using WiX? I looked at the
EventSource
Yes, it works side by side just fine (or at least it's supposed to :-). You
should see an option on whether you want to install it to VS 2005, VS 2008,
or both. The installation detects what versions of Visual Studio you have
installed and presents the options appropriately (so if you only have 200
No, I'd grabbed the latest from
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=105970&package_id=
16, which is a whole lot more out of date. I've give the new build
a try.
Did you happen to try it on a side by side with 2005 and 2008? If not,
I'll let you know how it works.
-Or
Have you picked up the most recent version on
http://wix.sourceforge.net/releases (Votive 3, not 2)? Aaron has already
done the work to get Votive to work with VS 2008 Beta 2 and I hear that it
works on RTM as well. We're actually finishing up a change that will use the
RTM bits as well, but I thin
I can't use the CopyFile element because even if I figured out how to
recreate the obfuscated folder names in WinSxS, you're technically not
supposed to be moving files around there yourself, and in fact in
Vista you are prevented from doing so.
If I put them in separate components using the norma
I don't believe you need to have more than one cab file per media
element. Each media element can point to the same physical disk (that
is, using the same disk label and disk prompt). In one of my setups I
have 10 cab files (they came from separate merge modules) and they are
all on one disk.
Ji
I would say that you're not going to have much luck in this endeavor.
Personally, I don't care which way its done, and I prefer the 'reply at
top' since I already know what they're replying to most of the time and I
have having to 'look for' the reply.
That said, if you try to impose your views
DEÃK JAHN, Gábor Ãrta:
> On Fri, 07 Dec 2007 14:18:07 +0200, Szentpali Janos wrote:
>
> János,
>
>
>> so important. I noticed that most of you tend to use the improper
>> way of replying to mails: reply is placed on top of the quoted
>> message.
>>
>
> I can only second that, however, s
On Fri, 07 Dec 2007 14:18:07 +0200, Szentpali Janos wrote:
János,
> so important. I noticed that most of you tend to use the improper
> way of replying to mails: reply is placed on top of the quoted
> message.
I can only second that, however, since the e-mail client program of a company
who sh
I am recieving an error from light.
light.exe : fatal error LGHT0017 : Failed to create cab
'C:\Users\Craig\AppData\
Local\Temp\pizoh-tr\AZ2.cab' while cabbing file '..\USGS
Topographic\24k\AZ\o331
10G7.tif' with error 0x80004005.
I have verbose output on. How can I get more info on what the spe
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Chris Bardon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I did try reinstalling with the latest 3.0 setup from sourceforge, and
> 2008 still doesn't recognize the wixproj projects.
OK, sounds like Votive hasn't been updated to recognize the right
registry entries then.
David Reed (MCS - HOUSTON) írta:
>> From: Szentpali Janos
>> Just curious :D Why would anyone want to have the same application
>> installed many times on a single computer?
>>
>
> In a hosted environment where server consolidation is occurring, multiple
> configurations of the same applicati
> From: Szentpali Janos
> Just curious :D Why would anyone want to have the same application
> installed many times on a single computer?
In a hosted environment where server consolidation is occurring, multiple
configurations of the same applications will coexist and execute concurrently,
compl
Hello, I have a WiX Question. I've started using it for all of my installs
recently, and there is just one thing that I haven't found a way to do (without
writing a vbs script). Is there a best practice or method for executing a
parameterized sql statement? I can insert data and run scripts gr
I did try reinstalling with the latest 3.0 setup from sourceforge, and
2008 still doesn't recognize the wixproj projects. I took a look at the
votive setup though, and it looks like it's just a matter of a few
registry settings that'll have to be duplicated. I'd rather not remove
VS 2005 at the m
David Reed (MCS - HOUSTON) írta:
> Howdy, again, folks. I have been trying to "reuse" a single installer to
> deploy multiple "instances" of the same product to a single machine, and this
> seems to be impossible with a single MSI. The installing user will specify
> the instance name, path, etc,
Howdy, again, folks. I have been trying to "reuse" a single installer to deploy
multiple "instances" of the same product to a single machine, and this seems to
be impossible with a single MSI. The installing user will specify the instance
name, path, etc, which distinguish it from other instance
Hello All,
I am showing a dialog through InstallUISequence. This dialog has two
pushbuttons "YES" or "NO". If user presses "YES", I have to create 2-3 entries
in registry otherwise not. How I can do this.
Regards,
Veerendra
-
Never miss a thing. Make
you can run msiexec through command line
msiexec /i /L*v
On Dec 7, 2007 2:11 PM, SaiTeja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> When I run msi, By default msi logging is created in %temp% folder.
>
> I want to create msi logging in TARGETDIR (Other than Temp folder) ie
> c:\sailogs.txt
>
> c
Hi,
When I run msi, By default msi logging is created in %temp% folder.
I want to create msi logging in TARGETDIR (Other than Temp folder) ie
c:\sailogs.txt
can any one tell me how to do this
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Dear wix-user list users,
I want to raise your attention to something basic and seemingly not so
important. I noticed that most of you tend to use the improper way of
replying to mails: reply is placed on top of the quoted message. I know
most of you are doing this for as long as you can remember,
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