Ahh, yes, I forgot about that detail. That's why SKIPCONFIGUREIIS was
introduced. Something to address in the future.
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From: Matt Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2008 18:45
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re:
The reason I'd like to disable the CA when no IIS related features are
going to be installed is to prevent the "Cannot connect to Internet
Information Server (Cancel | Retry | Ignore)" dialog from appearing in
the event that there is no IIS installed on the computer. Obviously,
however, this dialog
Regarding the Torch error, yes, I still get the same error when I
schedule ConfigureIIs to occur after InstallCertificates.
Thanks for the tip, though, Bob. During some of my previous "googling" I
was under the impression that SKIPCONFIGUREIIS was sort of a hack that
only applied to v2, but I see
You could write something that reads the Properties and save them somewhere and
have something else in your MSI that reads those saved properties. That could
be done in CustomActions. Just take a little bit of design work.
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From: Curtis Jewell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Then what would I have to do instead in order to have the same effect?
(Would I have to have a bootstrapper create my second MSI, say?)
The reason I ask is that the program I'm writing my setup for could be
installed on multiple machines that connect to the same database. The
first installation
Forgive me for shameless advertising. DNI (dotNetInstaller) 1.5 has been
released. DNI is an open-source, rather imperfect, but also very
feature-rich setup bootstrapper. It might just be what you're looking
for before "burn" and might give some good ideas for a more perfect
bootstrapper as well. S
Take a look at a verbose log file for uninstall. It will show why the Windows
Installer chose to do what it did.
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From: Brad Younie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2008 13:47
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] My files are not be
Hi Everyone,
I'm new to WiX, but I have an install for my product that works pretty well,
except for one thing: Most of my files are orphaned when uninstalled. I have
one directory full of files that uninstall perfectly fine, but the other
directories of files remain. I have set the KeyPath to "y
That surprises me. It shouldn't work that way. Can you look in a verbose log
file and make sure the Component that is installing the AppPool is being
installed?
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From: Eitan Behar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2008 04:40
To: General discussion fo
A transform (MST) is a diff between two MSI files. There isn't a way that I
know of to generate an MST from inputs entered during the InstallUI sequence.
The tools that I've seen are outside of the installation process.
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From: Curtis Jewell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Why do you need to disable the CA from executing? It shouldn't change anything
if no Components are being installed.
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From: Matt Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2008 03:39
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] IIS CA Transfor
Richard wrote:
> If its required, shouldn't WiX fail to build such a fragment then?
>
I overgeneralized; it's not required per se but the rules are such that
a simple compile-time check wouldn't be sufficient.
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Curtis Jewell wrote:
> I remember somebody asking about making an MST at install time to save
> the install settings, a la Visual Studio.
>
> Can I get an idea of what I would have to write in a C++ custom action
> (pointers to the correct fine portions of the MSI SDK would help) and
> how I would
Matt Weber wrote:
> still executed. To disable the CA from executing when those features are
> not enabled I have the following in the .wxs:
> -
>
>
> conditions
>
>
> -
>
>
ConfigureIIs already has a condition you can adapt; set the
SKIPCONFIGUREIIS pro
I remember somebody asking about making an MST at install time to save
the install settings, a la Visual Studio.
Can I get an idea of what I would have to write in a C++ custom action
(pointers to the correct fine portions of the MSI SDK would help) and
how I would hook it in to a WiX project? (I'
Hi,
I think I found a bug, but wanted to check first. I am creating a simple
setup with a Web Application and its Web App Pool. The whole setup works
fine, but, when I began testing, I noticed that if I comment the Web
component, and leave only the Web App Pool, the pool is not created.
It seems
Hello,
Just stumbled upon WiX a month or so ago; been a great experience so
far, and it will now be used for building packages for our product here.
Before releasing our next version (the first using WiX), I've just been
making sure everything was done appropriately, and I've ran into one
problem:
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