Hello all,
I've got an interesting situation that I'm hoping some folks on this list
might be able to help with. As part of a setup package I'm working on, I need
to install some files from another installation package that I cannot modify.
What I'd like to have happen is the user runs m
IIS 7.0 seems to have been designed for every scenario except installing
from a Windows Installer package.
The new scheme is based on modifying XML configuration files. Most of the
properties have moved out of the central metabase (which was an XML file in
IIS 6.0) into web.config files in the
As always, please state which version of WiX you're using, and check whether
the problem reproduces on the latest weekly release from
http://wix.sourceforge.net/releases/. (I think there's a different source
for Microsoft employees.)
If the problem still reproduces let us know.
(I apologise
Thanks that worked.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rob
Hamflett
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 11:51 AM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] problems giving user permissions to a folder.
I think you want to chang
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Reggie Burnett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have an installer that used to work ok on windows 98 but is now
> causing a problem. It's probably due to me moving from wix v2 to wix
> v3. How can I tell what features of MSI I am using that is causing a
> p
I have an installer that used to work ok on windows 98 but is now
causing a problem. It's probably due to me moving from wix v2 to wix
v3. How can I tell what features of MSI I am using that is causing a
problem on Windows 98?
Thanks
Reggie
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Has anybody attempted any custom actions or have any info for installing a
site on IIS 7.0 w/out legacy support? I realize that WiX doesn't natively
support it yet, but it's very hard finding anything beyond the api
documentation on the web for info on how to do this within an MSI.
Thanks,
Dana
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Thanks for your help on this!!
As you suggested, I used the stuff to create the entries.
As a suggestion to others.. I started with the MSI that the Visual Studio
Package deployment process created, then used dark.exe to reverse engineer
the WIX code.
:-) John Gilbert
From: Si
Brad,
You could also try:
Of course, that requires you to set the modified feature as a "leaf"
(child) of the feature you want its state to follow.
MP.
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Shurts
Sent: Wednesday, Ja
I have an installer that used to work ok on windows 98 but is now
causing a problem. It's probably due to me moving from wix v2 to wix
v3. How can I tell what features of MSI I am using that is causing a
problem on Windows 98?
Thanks!
I think you want to change Write to WriteAttributes. As a good catch all I use
this:
Rob
Scott Sam wrote:
> I’m using WiX v3 with VS2008. When I try to build the msi the following
> code gives me the error:
>
> The Permission element contains an unexpected attribute 'Write'. Any
> ideas
I'm using WiX v3 with VS2008. When I try to build the msi the following
code gives me the error:
The Permission element contains an unexpected attribute 'Write'. Any
ideas on how to fix this? I need to give a user read and write
permissions.
Finally I found a way to give the user a choice and don't want to
withhold it:
I use two components, one for SQL-Auth and one for Win-Auth:
Hi,
I'm trying to create an MSI using WiX that will create an application pool in
the IIS and assign a user to it.
I'm using the following code:
The problem is that for some reason the password in the AppPool isn't set
correctly and when trying to access one of the applications, the
1) I am using WiX version 3. I would like to create multi-language
setup. The user on the first dialog choose the language from down-drop
list and in next step I would like the setup to be localised. In
version 3 of WiX the multi-language support has to be done the same
way as described at: http://
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