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Thanks for the prompt response Adam.
So basically I should point the [EMAIL PROTECTED] element to the public key
(spc file) representing my company signatures? If that's so, Is it possible to
extract it from already signed file? If so how?
-Original Message-
From: Adam Majer [mailto:[EM
That link is certainly interesting! This part especially:
"When you compile the application, you will have the option to package the
Client Profile installer and your application together into a seamless, unified
installer for the best possible experience."
and
"We're also working with third-pa
Bob-
I've looked at the agility trends and the embedded externalUI capabilities,
and it's really cool... but I'm curious, how will we solve the chicken and
the egg problem so that we can actually take advantage of these abilities?
Do you see a big push of MSI 4.5 through Windows Up
shaan khan wrote:
My custom action need to impersonate current user and same time I
want it to be run in elevated mode .
MSI doesn't support that; it's either impersonated or elevated, not
both. A manifest requiring elevation isn't honored because the app runs
in the context of the MSI serve
Neil Enns wrote:
The problem with option 1 is that it means we have to give up control
of the end-to-end install and out of box experience for our product.
A bootstrapper gives you more control over UI than you could possibly
get with MSI's UI.
I'm sure there are plenty of reasons why the .N
Both InstallShield and MSI 4.5 have done some work in this area to address your
concerns. Prereqs are no longer required to be done up front. You can fire up
your UI and then associate the prereq to feature action state and then roll
through your packages using one big transaction. It's reall
Adam Majer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The limitation is with Windows Installer, *not* WiX. The correct way of
doing this is either,
I'm afraid you missed the entire meaning of my comment. I fully understand
how to deal with execute sequence mutex and composing applications from
multiple p
The problem with option 1 is that it means we have to give up control of the
end-to-end install and out of box experience for our product. When you are
trying to construct a carefully designed user experience and impression of your
application, a bootstrapper is a pretty fugly addition to the mi
Christopher Painter wrote:
> The WiX `philosophy` seems to be don't add .NET dependencies to your
> install and don't redist the framework.Just do an AppSearch/Launch
> Condition and tell the user to go do it on their own. Personally
> this conflicts with my needs and results in one of the
where is this sequenced..
it needs to be after the installFiles action as you are using a file
installed during installation.
for more information on sequencing have a read of this.
http://johnmcfadyen.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!9DD01136FC094724!167.entry
shaan khan wrote:
>
> i have custo
Chris Mumford wrote:
> During install I need to start a program that I've just installed, and I
> also need to kill it during uninstall/upgrade.
>
> I believe that I can just add a custom action to start it, but what
> about to stop it? Is there a non CA solution to this problem?
Wouldn't such a
Albert Shamsiyan wrote:
> Wix help regarding DigitalCertificate Element, states that the
> SourceFile is The path to the certificate file. Is it possible to
> extract it from already signed file? If so how? Can I just use a signed
> file or I must use the certificate file?
Err, no. Digital certifi
here is a method I use to consume an xml file. You could get your server
application to generate an xml and let the client consume it during
installation.
http://johnmcfadyen.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!9DD01136FC094724!197.entry
Matthew Sheets wrote:
>
> To expand on some of the earlier sugg
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Hi again:
During install I need to start a program that I've just installed, and I
also need to kill it during uninstall/upgrade.
I believe that I can just add a custom action to start it, but what about to
stop it? Is there a non CA solution to this problem?
Thanks!
-Chris
Wix help regarding DigitalCertificate Element, states that the SourceFile is
The path to the certificate file. Is it possible to extract it from already
signed file? If so how? Can I just use a signed file or I must use the
certificate file?
TIA - Albert Shamsiyan
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Mike,
The way I approach this is to provide an extra feature to install the database
scripts using the various "defaults", but always to install the database
scripts and installation options whether or not that feature is requested.
Alternatively, I provide a "Database scripts" feature and a c
i have custom action with managed code . i have defined following manifest for
custom action.
when i embed manifest in custom action , it gives following error.
Error 1721. There is a problem with this Windows Installer package. A program
required for this install
There are various references that VS 2008SP1 contains an optimized netfx
redist. I've pulled the sp bootstrapper and ran the command create the
installable layout but I don't see it.The only thing I see is a
dotnetfx35setup.exe (3.5.30428.1) 2.8mb web downloader that when ran on my
vs2008
On Fri, 16 May 2008 07:35:17 -0700, Tanikella, Rajanikanth (SCR US) wrote:
Raj,
> 8.3 file names and such do not provide a compelling example of this in 2008.
This one comes up from time to time... It was mentioned a couple of times that
some old but still functional Novell file servers have th
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