Hi,
> I think there may be differences between having managed custom action
> support in Wix versus inventing your own way to launch a managed
> assembly. Wix doesn't have to support managed CA's, you can do that
> yourself. One could also write an extension for Wix (I would if I had
> the time)
I think there may be differences between having managed custom action support
in Wix versus inventing your own way to launch a managed assembly. Wix doesn't
have to support managed CA's, you can do that yourself. One could also write
an extension for Wix (I would if I had the time).
The unm
Hi,
I've been searching the archives trying to find out if I can do this, but I
can't find out how I'd go about it.
I would like to be able to pop up a message box, asking the user a question,
with 'yes' and 'no' buttons.
If the user presses 'Yes', I would like a CustomAction to execute.
Is t
Yes, this is only one of many things that would be a much needed and
appreciated change. Installations are becoming much larger then the default
of 32K files and overall size is causing installation for 1GB plus installs
to take too long.
>From a previous email thread I wrote to the wix-user group
Hi,
I am new to WIX, when am seeing the code of my project I encountered it ,
Please let me know what does it means.
we have a tag like
what does it mean? where the file aa.xml should be placed if I am assigned
StaticComponentsRoot=a\b\?
regards,
shiri
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Provided they can get past their strategic decision, perhaps the MSI team
should talk to the Silverlight team. They seem to have addressed the tactical
problems:
http://blogs.msdn.com/jasonz/archive/2007/05/10/side-by-side-in-process-clrs-start-with-silverlight.aspx
Regardless, ther
Note that in my blog entry
(http://robmensching.com/blog/archive/2007/04/19/Managed-Code-CustomActions-no-support-on-the-way-and-heres.aspx)
I explain the work that has to be done to work around the "evil" interaction
between .NET Framework, GAC and Windows Installer. Every suggested
implement
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I don't feel so bad about my managed CA when I hear about InstallShield
> suppo rting them.
LOL! That gives me even more confidence that I am right in counseling
people to avoid them.
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Hi Bob, thanks for the reply. I've solved the problem myself.
I added a within to make sure the file is copied and named
exactly the way I want it to be.
I think my original problem was actually how to install a file say FileA as
FileB, and access it as FileB from a element that resides in a
d
I don't feel so bad about my managed CA when I hear about InstallShield
supporting them.
Thanks for the quote, I read and voted. I did have some fat finger and
spelling errors.
It used to be you could just write managed CA in managed C++ in .NET 1.1. With
2.0, there is the DLL dependency on
InstallShield creates a DLL with a bunch of exported functions like
m1,m2,m3.. Then there is table data that the function queries to know
enough to fire everything up and invoke it. One really cool thing is
dependency rows ( Direct Editor... GUI doesn't expose it yet ) where if
assembl
I am doing something similar, but in Wix. I had to write the
"CoCreateObjectDotNet()" stuff myself. I'll bet the InstallShield created a
more generic, reusable functionality.
I write my .NET CA's in VB.NET so I can use late binding to do stuff with ADSI,
etc. I don't need interop.
I think t
Really? Have you polled every single Windows Installer Expert out there or are
you taking the opinion of a few employees at Microsoft as a representation of
the entire setup space?
Personally I know of several experts who are in support of Managed Code CA'
and I know the vast majority of p
I think you need "do_install" to come after InstallFiles, otherwise the file
won't be installed. Also, didn't look close before, but you need your
CustomAction to be deferred so that it happens during the script execution
phase instead of the script generation phase.
-Original Message-
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have head people preach dillegently about the evil of managed custom action
s.
The evil stems from the way .NET, the GAC, Windows and the MSI runtime
interact. Its not the custom action per se, but the way that .NET
code will
I have head people preach dillegently about the evil of managed custom actions.
Let me just say a few things. Often we need tools such as SMO to better
configure a database and the "in-box" custom action in Wix don't do quite what
you need. In some of the installs I have worked on, I need to m
I need to add a couple files using a transform to an already existing MSI that
contains all of its files in an embedded cabinet. I understand that I'll need
to add the files to a new Feature that will contain new Component(s) for the
files.
I would like to keep the new files in a new embedde
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. I do have the legacy settings enabled. Server Manager >
IIS 6 Management Compabitlity > IIS 6 Metabase Compatibility is checked.
This is a UAC related problem. If I open a an admin command prompt and fire off
the MSI from there, the install works fine (on the same 64-bi
Well, this is my install-sequence:
NOT Installed AND NOT
REMOVE
Installed AND NOT
REMOVE
Installed AND
REMOVE
Hmm, if it's actually that hard to do, I'll probably stick with installing my
files to some "dummy"-location - even though it will never be used exc
When are you executing the CustomAction?
PS: if you don't want to install the file, then you'll need to either write a
block of code to temporarily extract it to disk (lots of work to get that right
in all cases securly) or try to find it on source media (lots of problems if
the source media i
Is there a bug open with this data in it? If not, would you mind ensuring it
is still open? This should *just* work.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Holmgren Mathias
Sent: Friday, April 25, 2008 08:33
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Thanks. Looking at the AppSearch section I see that it is now getting set but
this is possibly because I added the additional registry search entries I've
shown below. Is there any way to review the AppSearch section where you see
the property value being modified by the AppSearch hit and dete
Ulla Kjær - European Partners wrote:
> Id="MyCompany"
> Directory="DesktopFolder"
> Name="My Company Name"
> Target="http://www.mycompany.dk"; />
>
> in my component element. It work
Robert O'Brien wrote:
Key="$(var.SoftwareKey)\Microsoft\!(loc.ProductKey)"
Name="DATABASEHOST" />
Looking at my verbose logs my public property "DATABASEHOST" during
uninstall passes is ending up with the default value versus the vale
which I confirmed was
Scott Sam wrote:
I'm using it in the feature title and description attributes.
Those columns in the Feature table aren't formatted, which explains why
the properties aren't being expanded. The only way I can think of to
change them is via a transform but that requires a bootstrapper to run
Mooney, Stephen wrote:
I would like to present a splash screen before the installer runs. Is
this functionality available natively in WiX? Or would I need to do
this with a custom action.
MSI shows its own dialog while it opens the .msi database to see what UI
is available. After that, yo
And BTW, this topic is obviously an old beaten horse...
http://robmensching.com/blog/archive/2007/04/19/Managed-Code-CustomActio
ns-no-support-on-the-way-and-heres.aspx
/M
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Holmgren
Mathias
Sent
Hi list,
I'm trying to use the new feature util:InternetShortcut for a desktop
shortcut to my company's website.
using a block of code like:
http://www.mycompany.dk"; />
in my component element. It works fine, compiles with no problems,
but... how can I get our icon attache
AFAIK, MSI can not call your managed code directly and there is no
supported way to easily call into custom actions written in managed
code.
But you can use InstallUtilLib.dll from the framework directory to host
an AppDomain and load+call your managed code custom action. I got the
below to wor
I have attempted to use custom actions in wix3 created using Visual Studio
2005 and WIX 3
The error message appears when i execute the msi file
There is a problem with this Windows installer package.
A DLL required for this install to complete could not be run. Contact your
support personnell or
Thanx for the hint, but somehow that doesn't quite work as expected ... maybe I
should post some of my wix-code ... maybe I'm doing some stupid wrong ...
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I don't want to "install" the wsp-file somewhere on my ma
Hi there,
I would like to present a splash screen before the installer runs. Is
this functionality available natively in WiX? Or would I need to do this
with a custom action.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Stephen
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1. That's a pretty old build. I'm not sure how many bugs have been fixed
since then in WiX v3.
2. Those types of problems are almost always load issues (if you have a
relatively new WiX toolset) with the assembly and .NET Framework. You might
try breaking out the fusion logger (FusLogVw, I
The WiX IIS CustomActions on Vista require the Legacy Admin Interface. The IIS
team chose to completely rewrite their data store and not install the
previously supported access interfaces by default.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Manis
The Formatted topic in the MSI SDK describes the magical syntax to get you the
full path to your file: "[!FileId]". Lots of other good stuff in that
particular help topic.
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Bob Arnson a écrit :
> Frédéric Viollet wrote:
>> The problem is that, according to the MSDN, REINSTALL=ALL only
>> reinstalls the previously installed features. So I am not able to add
>> new features on a minor upgrade.
>>
>
> You need to install new features using the ADDLOCAL property.
Can
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