Christopher Painter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hmmm...
>
>
>
>
>http://www.productbeautiful.com/2008/05/02/why-product-management-is-open-sources-fatal-flaw/
Nice read, I can sympathize with both sides. Howerver the users are
not willing to pay and so why should I care as developer. I do as I
Kelly Leahy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Friedrich,
> I understand your pain, but I'm not a member of the WiX team, I'm
> not an employee of MS, and I have no involvement with the MSI team,
I wrote it's not a personal attack, but the fact that we always have to
use "may work that way", "I think"
Rob Mensching <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think that's rather unfair. I do not understand the problem that
> Colin is having. There really haven't been enough details (or I
> may have missed them) about what is being registered, how it is being
> registered or what the whole thing is doing.
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Christopher,
Perhaps you could put together your list of 'best case' requirements for a
bootstrapper? It seems like building one isn't going to be that
difficult, but it also seems that the project is starved of good
requirements and direction around the bootstrapper.
Once there's a good list
Could anyone help? Looks like the application pool can only be created in
classic mode.
thanks,
Zhisheng
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to run as integrated mode with WIX iis extensionDate: Tue, 27 May 2008 16:19:17
-0400
Hi, how to configure
Neil Sleightholm wrote:
I don't think people read beta as "not functionally complete", I think
they read "full of bugs". I agree that it is missing some very
important features but in my experience what is there is very
reliable. I seem to remember v2 going through a few releases where the
c
Christopher Painter wrote:
> Hmmm...
>
> http://www.productbeautiful.com/2008/05/02/why-product-management-is-open-sources-fatal-flaw/
My question stands: What does power have to do with it?
Product/project/program management isn't about wielding authority, it's
about building consensus.
--
zhisheng huang wrote:
A newbie's stupid question. What is the difference between
FileSharePermission and Permission? Could someone please explain the
exact meaning of the following code?
Permission manages the NTFS security for the folder (Security tab in
Explorer); FileSharePermission manage
Hi,
A newbie's stupid question. What is the difference between FileSharePermission
and Permission? Could someone please explain the exact meaning of the following
code?
Have you tried the following properties:
- PhysicalMemory
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa370818(VS.85).aspx)
- VirtualMemory
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372520(VS.85).aspx)
- Intel (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa369552(VS.85).a
Uhh, the Windows Installer has all kinds of properties for that type of
information. PhysicalMemory, VirtualMemory, Intel, Intel64, Msix64, ScreenX,
ScreenY.
I recommend reading the MSI SDK.
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Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 20
Hi,
I couldn't find any useful information on how to get memory, cpu, and
screen resolution in the mailing list so I'm wondering, is it still not
supported? Is there any workaround? How do most people do instead given the
fact that they are unable to detect such information using Wix? Than
I don't really need Votive at this time. My goal was to look at making an
enhancement to Heat. But first I wanted to make sure I would successfully
build WiX without any changes. Many days later I am still not there
Are you suggesting I remove votive2008 from the wix.build?
Thanks,
Mar
Yeah, totally forgot all that stuff was in make.bat. As for the build failure,
sorry, you're in Votive land and I'm not deeply familiar with all the ins and
outs of that. Justin is better able to answer those questions. I thought the
build would ignore Votive if you didn't have the VS SDK ins
I don't think heat can do this but tallow from v2 can:
tallow -reg file.reg file.wxs
The output should work ok in v3 (or WixCop will fix it).
Neil
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Sandher
Sent: 28 May 2008 18:53
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Thanks Rob.
I was referencing make.bat file.
::
:: In order to fully build WiX, you must have the following Frameworks and
:: SDKs installed:
::* NAnt version 0.86 beta nightly (2008-02-10-0.86 or later)
::* .
I don't think people read beta as "not functionally complete", I think
they read "full of bugs". I agree that it is missing some very important
features but in my experience what is there is very reliable. I seem to
remember v2 going through a few releases where the community was asked
whether the
Hmmm...
http://www.productbeautiful.com/2008/05/02/why-product-management-is-open-sources-fatal-flaw/
Bob Arnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Christopher Painter wrote:
> I know a very good product manager that would probably volunteer. The
> question is, would the engineers yield the p
The WiX.chm "Building WiX" has the list of external SDKs that you must have
installed to build fully.
The other issues (besides the paths not being set correctly) are bugs, please
do feel free to open them on SourceForge so we are sure to fix them.
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Hi,
I'm using v3.0.4116.0 currently (installing v3.0.4123.0 first thing
tomorrow morning).
I have a problem with the COM registration info heat.exe generates for
one of our executables (not written by me). It doesn't seem to get all
the required entries. The generated code is as follows:
http://
John,
Thanks for the response. If I create two "ordinary" components for the
subdirectories then they don't get copied to the DriverStore directory so that
inf file can't find them. And if I add the difx tag to the subdirectories, the
install fails. I just can't seem to get the subdirectories i
I think that's rather unfair. I do not understand the problem that Colin is
having. There really haven't been enough details (or I may have missed them)
about what is being registered, how it is being registered or what the whole
thing is doing. At this point in time, it sounds like there is
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vsx/default.aspx
Not sure if it's what you need, but it wouldn't surprise me.
"Eva, Mark E (ESL Lab-Boise)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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05/28/2008 10:33 AM
To
Kelly Leahy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"wi
I am running VS Team System 2008 Team Suite - ENU
I thought it had everything. I will look for the SDK.
Thanks,
Mark
From: Kelly Leahy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2008 11:23 AM
To: Eva, Mark E (ESL Lab-Boise)
Cc: wix-users@lists.source
IMHO, with an open source project there is no such thing as a shipping
version. I know that statement is going to bring a vast amount of feedback
but here is the deal. There is no REAL support. Compared to commercial
products that you can pay to have bugs fixed or work done. In all honesty,
the WIX
looks like you might be missing VSIP (the visual studio SDK)?
"Eva, Mark E (ESL Lab-Boise)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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[WiX-users] Build Wix v3.4123 Issues
[exec] Done building target "VsTemp
[exec] Done building target "VsTemplatePathsTarget" in project
"Votive2008.csproj" -- FAILED.
[exec]
[exec] Done building project "Votive2008.csproj" -- FAILED.
[exec]
[exec] Build FAILED.
See attached details in
The following is a list of all issues I have had tryin
I understand the pain of trying to convince managers of anything that isn't
in black and white but as far as I can see the Wix code is of beta quality
ie..not functionally complete. It would problem be a bit irresponsible to
paint it otherwise...
Rob, What's the deal for the community getting invo
I would like to make a suggestion: Could the beta tag on v3 be replaced
with something less emotive.
I am having problems convincing managers to accept v3 because of the
beta tag, I think the code is more than that and has so much more than
v2 that is worth adopting. I think if we have to wait fo
Christopher Painter wrote:
> I know a very good product manager that would probably volunteer. The
> question is, would the engineers yield the power in an open source
> environment?
What does power have to do with it?
--
sig://boB
http://joyofsetup.com/
--
Can you reproduce this in a tiny MSI that only has one component (or just
has the registry settings)? Maybe some other folks can help you diagnose
the problem if you can provide a sample.
Colin Bleckner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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05/28/2008 01:36 AM
To
Kelly Leahy <[EM
Friedrich,
I understand your pain, but I'm not a member of the WiX team, I'm not an
employee of MS, and I have no involvement with the MSI team, so I'm
basically on the same side of the 'problem' as you are.
To be totally honest, I haven't found an installation tool I like YET. The
thing I do
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- К
Yesterday I noticed this also happened once with my x86 installation as well.
However, after closing the solution and reopening it was picking up my
changes again.
It happened consistently with the x64 MSI, though.
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 10:07 AM, Jason Ginchereau
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> N
For what it's worth, I can only echo the comments of those who support
the idea of including the bootstrapper framework before declaring WiX v3
"released". I'm very much a novice at installation development, though
wix-users has been an incredible resource for me to ramp up my personal
knowledge ba
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Try this:
Account="NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService"
Complete example that works on my machine (tm):
If you need to set additional disk access permissions, check out
/Mathias
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Perlman
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I know a very good product manager that would probably volunteer. The question
is, would the engineers yield the power in an open source environment?
Bob Arnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: dB. wrote: You all
speak like a bunch of engineers :)
There are rarely enough program
"ЗАКОН О ЗАЩИТЕ ПРАВ ПОТРЕБИТЕЛЯ":
(применение в интересах компаний-ответчиков, против потребителя)
Семинар-практикyм. 4-5 июня 2008 г., Москва
Тел.: 925-8871
Законодательство РФ всегда было на стороне потребителей. Поправки от 25
октября 07г. сделали потребителя еще более всемогущим.
- К
"ЗАКОН О ЗАЩИТЕ ПРАВ ПОТРЕБИТЕЛЯ":
(применение в интересах компаний-ответчиков, против потребителя)
Семинар-практикyм. 4-5 июня 2008 г., Москва
Тел.: 925-8871
Законодательство РФ всегда было на стороне потребителей. Поправки от 25
октября 07г. сделали потребителя еще более всемогущим.
- К
Jason Ginchereau wrote:
>
> The templates were installed properly, but I think I know the problem: the
> .vstemplate files are marked with a version that is too new for VS2005 to
> recognize. They need to be version 2.0.0.
>
> Can you try this... In notepad, VS, or any text editor, open each of
John,
You're right light.exe replaces the default version, I just checked my msi with
orca and found the 'old' version number there.
At the time I made this change I also fixed something in the setup so it always
does a major upgrade, that probably solved my problem.
Good luck,
Valentijn Makk
That may not be a custom action problem at all. I regularly run VS as admin
under Vista and you can't even drag a file from the desktop and drop it in
to VS as it blocks you.
I think these processes are protected under Vista so that they are not
easily exploitable by trojans trying to escalate
Hrm, I didn't think that was the case, but I am using a custom UI and
thought maybe I was somehow screwing up the timing with that. To be
safe I switched to WixUI_Minimal UI and tried things out. Still no
luck. I've become so upset over the whole thing that I spent the
evening rewriting the
Richard,
Just create normal components for the two subdirectories, and a third
component just containing the INF file and the difx attributes, and then
add all three to the same feature. I think that the difx stuff only has
to be attached to the INF file.
Regards,
John
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I have written vb script in which i set value to session property .But i
dont get that value in wxs file what could be the reson do i need to first
create this session property in wxs file ?
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Phil
Sent: den 27 maj 2008 18:34
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Automatic major upgrade installation of
application
I
Kelly Leahy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It sounds like your registration is happening in the wrong 'stage' of the
> install... Just because you're
> elevated in some places, it doesn't mean the entire run of the install is
> elevated. I think the elevation
> only occurs during the installexe
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