Can you tell us how? Via a Custom Action?
Best regards,
Sebastian Brand
Instyler Software - http://www.instyler.com
On Apr 9, 2008, at 1:08 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nvm. I figured it out.
Thanks,
R
How can I pause a Wix setup for around 40 seconds during install
execute
sequence? I nee
Thanks for the response but re-reading this I did leave out a crucial bit of
info. I am aware of using the condition to create (or not) the shortcut
depending on the state of the condition on the checkbox but this only aplies
to the first install of the product. It is on Upgrade that I have the
pr
Hi,
I am receving an error in the log file as below when trying to install the MSI
on Windows Server 2003 (32-bit) at location: C:\Documents and
Settings\v-kisubh\My Documents\<>. We are using [PersonalFolder]
location as the default install location for the MSI.
"Error 1335. The cabinet file 'R
Nvm. I figured it out.
Thanks,
R
> How can I pause a Wix setup for around 40 seconds during install execute
> sequence? I need to pause by a specific amount of seconds.
>
> Thanks,
> R
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It looks like it is failing because it is trying to query from two
tables, _AppMappings and Error, that don't exist in your MSI file. The
2205 error means the table does not exist, as does 2228 when querying
it. You may have to define these tables to get it to work properly.
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Hi Jordan,
The MSI builds ok.
So you run it, go through the UI, the progress bar runs through as it
installs, then it fails saying "The installer was interrupted before ***
could be installed. You need to restart the installer to try again."
Running the MSI generating a verbose logfile
How can I pause a Wix setup for around 40 seconds during install execute
sequence? I need to pause by a specific amount of seconds.
Thanks,
R
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Hi,
I'm trying to create my own set of dialog in wix. I have been looking at
several examples which all pretty much do the same thing. However using
that same code does not work. I always get duplicate symbol errors on
the default dialogs.
http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2003/01/wi";>
What errors did you get when you tried to build your MSI *with* the 3 CAs
listed below?
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Christopher
Butcher
Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2008 9:13 AM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Reverse engineered VS2003 MSI
You were asked if you had changed the "product code" and you replied that you
had changed the "product upgrade code". What do you mean by that term? The
message you are seeing implies that you have not changed the product code.
You need to give precise accurate information for people to be able
I saw it on another page [1], I was complaining about it a little bit to
early.
[1] http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa367835(VS.85).aspx
Wilson, Phil schrieb:
> MSI doesn't care about the timestamps of versioned files. The file version is
> what decides if it is replaced or not.
>
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MSI doesn't care about the timestamps of versioned files. The file version is
what decides if it is replaced or not.
Phil Wilson
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michael
Musenbrock
Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2008 11:01 AM
To: Bob Arnson
Cc:
Bob Arnson schrieb:
> Michael Musenbrock wrote:
>> Even if the file has changed in the update, but the internal
>> version number of this file hasn't been updated, it is ignored,
> That's by design. If a file has versioninfo, MSI trusts it. See
> http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa368599(VS
Of course, here it is:
..
It is an update from installer version x.y.1 to x.y.2, ocx file has same
internal file version, but has internally minimal changed (uuid),
and is not updated. 'File'-Entry is the same for both
Robert O'Brien wrote:
Tried this again using xcopy instead of robocopy for the second test
and still failing in both CAQuietExec cases even though running them
on the target system after install completes works just fine. I've
also noted that if I just issue the commands w/o any parameters
Michal Peled wrote:
Do fragments still exist in Wix 3.0?
Yes, absolutely. FragmentRef, the element to pull in a fragment by its
ID, is gone, but plenty of other *Ref elements exist (and more have been
added).
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http://joyofsetup.com/
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Do fragments still exist in Wix 3.0?
I'm actually in the process of defining the shared components in one
application, planning to copy-paste them (with the same GUID) to the
other application later on.
Is there a better way to do that that'll save me the double work?
Tried this again using xcopy instead of robocopy for the second test and still
failing in both CAQuietExec cases even though running them on the target system
after install completes works just fine. I've also noted that if I just issue
the commands w/o any parameters then the CAQuietExec acti
We use CruiseControl.Net as our CI Server and author the build script in
MSBuild using the build tasks that ship with WiX to invoke candle and
light to create our msi and mst files.
We then copy these files and the Installshield bootstrapper files to a
common location.
We're building a disk image
Hi guys
I've run DARK on a VS2003 MSI for a Web Service.
Using the WXS generated I've built a new MSI using CANDLE and LIGHT.
On first attempt it didn't work.
I discovered that it would work when I removed the following three lines
and then massaged the InstallExecutionSequence to
Good. This is enough for me, thank you. It's saying that I shouldn't
invest into bootstrapper technology too heavily myself and take
acceptable vs. perfect solutions.
From: Bob Arnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2008 11:26 AM
To: dB.
Cc: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
S
Due to the lack of a better solution we currently use the VS2005 bootstrapper
together with our WiX projects. Basically we have one solution for every
installer. That solution has two projects:
1. A VS2005 deployment project that creates the bootstrapper.
2. A wixproj project that builds our WiX
Any insights as to what I'm doing wrong in declaring my QtExecCmdLine used by
my two CAQuietExec in the source excerpts below?When I review the log file
for the property values where I store a copy of the runtime generated
QtExecCmdLine values I see what I was expecting and I can execute the
Michal Peled wrote:
I want to create a situation where one application removal doesn't
remove the common folders/files the other application is using. I
would be happy to do it as clean and simple as possible (no CA and no
getting smart).
Is there such a way of doing that?
If I give the sh
dB. wrote:
That doesn't work. A component's condition applies to installation. So
once a component is installed, you can't conditionally uninstall it
when you remove the entire application, which happens during the major
upgrade.
Yeah, sorry, I wasn't keeping that in mind. That said, the
amitchopra wrote:
> But if we are installing it from msi , it is saying that "Product is already
> Installed"
>
That means you haven't changed the product code. See
http://www.tramontana.co.hu/wix/lesson4.php.
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dB. wrote:
I know there has been discussions on the wix lists about
bootstrappers. I couldn't find anything conclusive on that...
In the works, no estimates. The goal is to provide extensibility
points for just about everything, including UI, so you can easily swap
out with whatever look
Michael Musenbrock wrote:
> Even if the file has changed in the update, but the internal
> version number of this file hasn't been updated, it is ignored,
>
That's by design. If a file has versioninfo, MSI trusts it. See
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa368599(VS.85).aspx.
--
sig:/
Richard Amos wrote:
> What does the Version attribute in the Product tag do? I have a ,NET
> (3.5) app that I'm creating an installer for. When the app is
> installed, it has the version number (obtained by right clicking on
> the file in Explorer) I set using VS2008 (which is fine - that's what
SteveLoof wrote:
> I am relatively new to the world of WIX and am coming from using WISE for
> Windows. In our Wise install we have a number of shortcuts for various bits
> of our product and in varying locations (DesktopFolder, Quicklaunch (which I
> haven't started wrestling with yet) and Program
dB. wrote:
What I want is given a .wixproj, produce a single XML that has all the
things that can be resolved, such as properties and includes, ...
resolved to their values, fragments merged, etc.
That requires running through the preprocessor, compiler, linker, and
most of the binder. No
What does the Version attribute in the Product tag do? I have a ,NET (3.5) app
that I'm creating an installer for. When the app is installed, it has the
version number (obtained by right clicking on the file in Explorer) I set using
VS2008 (which is fine - that's what I want). However, there is
Our solution is a hybrid between Installshield and WiX. We create a
basic project in Installshield and specify all the prerequisites +
supported languages. This gives us the bootstrapper plus an
Installshield msi & localized transform files (mst).
We replace these msi and mst files with the ones
Can you post the relevant code from your .wxs file please?
Best regards,
Sebastian Brand
Instyler Software - http://www.instyler.com
On Apr 8, 2008, at 10:27 , Michael Musenbrock wrote:
Hi there!
Msi do not update my binaries from Visual Studio.
(Especially one ocx and one exe file)
Even if
Hi there!
Msi do not update my binaries from Visual Studio.
(Especially one ocx and one exe file)
Even if the file has changed in the update, but the internal
version number of this file hasn't been updated, it is ignored,
is there a way to preserve this and get msi to updated my files?
If the int
I was struggling with the same issue and because I'm fairly new to WIX
and MSI in general I was not able to find a 'clean' Solution.
What I have so far is the following, I consider this a 'Workaround' :
But if we are installing it from msi , it is saying that "Product is already
Installed"
Amit
Wilson, Phil wrote:
>
> If you're doing an upgrade you don't use that command line. Just run the
> MSI as if it is a clean install (which it is, the upgrade makes it remove
> older versions as well).
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