It is hard-coded in Compiler.cs.
fgc wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm using WiX 2.0.5325.0 and have the following question: Is it possible to
> set the Title attribute in the msi Summary Information Stream? So far I have
> not found a way to do this. It works fine with the Subject, Author, Keywords
> and
If you let Windows Installer handle ARP (actually, the ARP control panel
queries MSI for information) then it isn't possible. ARP by default
passes /qb+, IIRC, which will show a complete dialog but nothing you can
control. You only can control full UI which ARP doesn't allow you to do
by defaul
Can anybody give an insight on creating an "uninstall complete" dialog after
the application get uninstalled?
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Hello
I need some guidance in getting my Wix script, to let users select the
installation drive only. I experimented with WixUI_InstallDir, but this one
allows users to select the complete path/directory and not just the drive.
My requirement is to give the option only to select the installation
Is there any way to install MSI in silent mode without using command line
option..
msiexec /q .msi
Thanks!!
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If you run install by user logged in as domain user you can just
reference environment variable like this "[%USERDOMAIN]" in MSI/WiX.
But if that user is logged in locally then USERDOMAIN holds just a
computer name.
Thursday, March 13, 2008, 12:43:52 PM, you wrote:
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> > For the machine name, use the ComputerName property.
Tris Hodges wrote:
> I assume you meant like the following.. $(sys.COMPUTERNAME)? I
> believe this is set at compilation [
]
No, Calin meant the Windows Installer property ComputerName, see the Windows
Installer P
Hi,
Does anybody have a good working example of using the iis:WebDir
element?
I'm using WiX 3.0.3907.0 with the following illustrated example:
But it does not work as expected. I would expect that a "C:\Inetpup\wwwr
Hi all,
I'm using WiX 2.0.5325.0 and have the following question: Is it possible to
set the Title attribute in the msi Summary Information Stream? So far I have
not found a way to do this. It works fine with the Subject, Author, Keywords
and Comments. But when I open the summary information of a
Hello,
I have a feature with the ID "f_20_Programs" and want test if this
feature is installed. So I've a condition for one custom action in the
InstallUISequence after CostFinalize with the following content:
My Feature is defined as follows:
...
...
I'm using WIX 3.0.3815.
Abhradeep Thakurta wrote:
The idea you are giving is not working because if u specify an Id
as an ElementPath then you cannot use the Node="element" attribute of
XmlConfig.
Yes, that's true. Sorry, I misread the code. That said, it would be a
fairly easy change to support child elemen
RAYMENT Tim wrote:
I've just installed the latest wix3.msi on XP SP2 with VS2008 rtm and
am getting the same error on attempting to open a solution containing
a WiX project. The project is then marked as unavailable in the IDE.
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Henning Kilset wrote:
> MSI thinks(knows) that the product is already installed, and just
> gives the option to uninstall. What I'd like is for the installer to
> accept "multiple installs" of the same product but to different paths.
> Is there a way to achieve this? Some sort of GUID auto gener
Kevin Burton wrote:
> Currently I have constructed a custom dialog to prompt the user for the
> settings required for the installation. If this is an upgrade then I will
> have saved those settings in the registry and I obviously don't want to
> prompt the user/installer for those settings again
Hello.
We have a need for a service we develop (Windows Service) to be installed
side-by-side multiple times on a single computer, differing by installation
path and configuration file(connection string, log path etc). I've developed
a WIX Installer that does the "custom installation" part just fi
Thanks for the reply, I assume you meant like the following..
$(sys.COMPUTERNAME)? I believe this is set at compilation and thus gives me the
build machine name. What I am after is the machine name on which the installer
is being run? As IIS_WPG is a local group this will enable me to add the
m
For the machine name, use the ComputerName property. I will let someone else
answer the Domain question, but so far it appears that there is no obvious way.
From: Tris Hodges
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2008 2:39 PM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Get Target machine name
Hi,
This is probably an easy answer for someone but I need to know how to get the
Target machine name (Domain) during installation? It looks like I need this
when trying to add the App Pool user to the IIS_WPG group.
Thanks in advance. Tris
Hi,
The idea you are giving is not working because if u specify an Id as an
ElementPath then you cannot use the Node="element" attribute of XmlConfig. So
any thing that is created is by using the method you mentioned is getting
formed as an attribute rather than being formed as an element.
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At least 3.0.3725.0 didn't produced "Implemented Categories" keys.
I've now tried the version 3.0.3829.0 - it seems to do it correctly!
Thanks,
Andrej
Heath Stewart wrote:
> What version of WiX are you using? The RegistryHarvester should be
> handling empty leaf keys, but it may not have always
You can condition your WiX source based on properties to pass into
candle.exe. But because the product composition would be different, you
should use different ProductCodes. This is important if you intend to
patch the product later, as you don't want a single, all-inclusive patch
to add everyt
I've just installed the latest wix3.msi on XP SP2 with VS2008 rtm and am
getting the same error on attempting to open a solution containing a WiX
project. The project is then marked as unavailable in the IDE.
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One thing to consider is making it granular such that if you later patch
you can patch more granular resources. If you refer to one Component,
for example, everything in that fragment is pulled in. So put each
component in a separate fragment. Group custom actions and their binary
(if binary CA
Path should be a directory. Use INSTALLDIR without brackets (which is a
property). You don't need a custom action.
Justin Zhen Tu wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> I am having problem with my WIX installer and I wonder if there anyone
> can help me out.
>
> The problem is I need to check if this file “lo
Am I understanding you right that you're installing the same file by two
different components with different GUIDs? If they are to the same
directory, you'll have ref-counting problems and will loose the
component when uninstalling one of the products.
Also, if the file is exactly the same and
What version of WiX are you using? The RegistryHarvester should be
handling empty leaf keys, but it may not have always been this way.
Looking at RegistrationServices (the class that both WiX and regasm.exe
use to register assemblies) "Implemented Categories" seems to be the
only empty key.
Ja
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