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> I have a .wixproj I have created using Votive 2.0.
..and therein lies the problem, as votive 2 is not msbuild compatible,
whereas 3.0 is.
regards,
Simon
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Another hint as to what might be the problem: when applying the patch as with
a non-admin user (Guest) or a user with admin rights, Vista displays the
dialog saying an Unknown program needs permission to change my system. I do
*not* see the Manufacturer name from the certificate. Does this indic
Another question on patching : is there a standard UI (set of dialog pages)
similar to those included in the default WiX UI library for an msi. At the
moment, when applying a patch, I get a "standard" Repair/Remove page and I
have to click Repair to apply the patch. If I apply the patch with msie
More info: From the log file captured when applying the patch as Guest User,
I can see the problem --
MSI (s) (84:AC) [13:12:31:684]: Certificate of signed file
'C:\Windows\Installer\5b124f33.msp' differs in size with the certificate
authored in the package
I have double checked that the same c
Do you have WiX installed on the build server? Once you do, it should work.
b_e_n_u_k <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I have a .wixproj I have created using Votive 2.0. The project builds
correctly and creates an .msi in Visual Studio. However I cannot get it to
build as part of my TFS build. I
Hi,
I have a .wixproj I have created using Votive 2.0. The project builds
correctly and creates an .msi in Visual Studio. However I cannot get it to
build as part of my TFS build. I have tried to build it using MSBuild.exe
but I get the following error.
error MSB4075: The project file must be
Thanks for the reply, Bob. Do you have a reference to the full set of
tables/properties/etc that needs to be in a .msp. Thus far, all I have for
comparison is an .msp produced with a trial version of InstallShield Pro
that does work -- so I am fairly sure I have satisfied the patching
requiremen
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On Sun, 3 Feb 2008 21:56:39 +0900, JahMic wrote:
Jah,
> I'll definitely check it out and report my results. One caveat,
> though, is that they will want the user to select the language, as
> many of our customers work with OSs that are not in their native
> language. I'll also need to get up to
Hi all,
I have a "maskedit" text control field which allows the user to input up
to a 5 digits number.
It goes something like that:
This worked great, until one of our QA personnel decided to get smart
and did a copy-paste of an invalid string (e.g "abc") to that field.
Surprisingly, th
Custom tables are useful for writing Custom Actions. Instead of hard coding
your CA, you make it data driven by reading information from the custom table,
applying business rules and then generating a CustomActionData property that
gets passed to a deferred CA. The deferred CA has no ideas ab
I'll definitely check it out and report my results. One caveat, though, is
that they will want the user to select the language, as many of our customers
work with OSs that are not in their native language. I'll also need to get up
to speed on transforms, it seems.
Thanks, J
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Hi,
I have two installers. One has version 3.2 and another one has version 3.3
with upgrade functionality.
I have implemented the major upgrade feature for my Client installer(version
3.3). First I have instlled installer with version 3.2 after system restarts
again I have installed with version
Hi all,
My installation allows the user to create a new web site during
installation, providing the new site Description (name), and bindings
(port number, host header etc.).
The installation takes place on IIS 6.0 only, and the new website is
being created using iis:website controls and compilin
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