Thanks ! but dont think this solution will work becuase I need to have the
server name and the database name on the same screen and I would like to
refresh the database name changed on click of the button (on same screen) or
value changed of Server Name drop down.
Thanks,
siaj
Split the process
The problem is that if I don't supply -loc then light fails to resolve
any of my localisation variables and generates these errors:
Product.wxs(15) : error LGHT0102 : The localization variable
!(loc.ProductLanguage) is unknown. Please ensure the variable is
defined.
Neil
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I don't understand. You just install without an app pool.
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To: wix-users
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] wix v3 question
Rob,I understand that IIS 5.0 does not support AppPools, IIS 6.0 does. What
Hi guys,
Are we only restricted to only one QtExecCmdLine in a Wxs file? What if I have
a QtExecCmdLine for installing and another different QtExecCmdLine for
uninstalling. How do we go about doing that? Any examples?
Thanks!
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Hi;
I want to add an option to my kit, All User or Current User.
Because I am a new user of WIX, I do not find any document related to this
property?
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I'm not getting a lot of response on this so I'll try to state it more strongly
XmlFile does not work if the xml file has a namespace defined at the root node.
Is this a bug?
Is there some sort of work around with associated Properties?
Example (This does not work)
1
Path1
Hi
Is there a WIX tool that performs minor upgrade validation?
Thanks
Jon
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Rob,I understand that IIS 5.0 does not support AppPools, IIS 6.0 does. What I
like to do is to allow the installer to install my application on IIS5.0
without having to create the AppPools. How can I do that?
Thanks,
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I'm sorry if I asked this already but what happens if you don't specify a -loc
file on the first linking? The command line you provided in the bug has light
behaving the way I would expect. If you provide a .wxl file then it will
replace as many of the variables as it can in the .wixout. Subs
The WiX.chm is more complete. There is a bug open on the website issue.
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Sent: Monday, November 17, 2008 12:39
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Shortcut Target Attribute
I did not know
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
siaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a list of databases to be populated for a given server in a combobox.
> The user selects a value from the list of servers (a different dropdown on
> same screen) and clicks on GetDatabases to have the Databse combo ref
Hello,
I have a list of databases to be populated for a given server in a combobox.
The user selects a value from the list of servers (a different dropdown on
same screen) and clicks on GetDatabases to have the Databse combo refreshed
with new set of Databases. I am calling a vbs custom action to p
I did not know there was an Arguments attribute to the shortcut tag. Unless I
am missing some crucial documentation, the schema for the shortcut tag is blank
in the Manual
WiX 2.0 on the web site.
That finally worked, though. Thanks for your help.
Rob Mensching wrote:
> The Target should point
I seems to be that whatever I try the wixout file is localised and
re-binding leaves it as US English. I'll raise a bug report for this.
Neil
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To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolse
The Target should point to the executable you want launched. I recommend using
the technique that Chad Miles notes below. The rest of the arguments to the
shortcut target go in the Arguments attribute.
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AFAIK, IIS 5.0 doesn't support application pools.
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Hi,
I am a first time user of Wix. Wix is a very nice tool and it
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Ok, I have managed to get the string I think I need into the Target of the
shortcut, but, Windows still says it needs to find the executable when I click
on the shortcut.
I have set the property to:
and the target is:
Target="[wish_shortcut][#file_10]"
And this gives me the correct string i
Try setting Target="[#wish85.exe]"... or whatever your filename is.
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 10:42 AM, JLM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, I thought I had this working, but it is not. I think the quotes are
> getting set wrong. I know that if I open up the shortcut's properties page,
> and set th
Ok, I thought I had this working, but it is not. I think the quotes are getting
set wrong. I know that if I open up the shortcut's properties page, and set the
value in the
target field to exactly this:
"C:\Program Files\Tcl\bin\wish85.exe" "C:\...my_file"
I can click on the shortcut and start
I finally figured this out. I must use properties in the Target attribute to
point to a target that isn't part of the installation. I thought properties
were just a way of
keeping common references in one place.
JLM wrote:
> So in my last email I got a hint to use the Target attribute of the sh
This is what I have used for my application.
The MyApplication.exe needs to be the exact filename of the executable
that the shortcut is pointing to.
The use of [INSTALLDIR] instead of an absolute file reference is used in
my installer as it means that the shortcut always points to the
inst
So in my last email I got a hint to use the Target attribute of the shortcut
tag. I need the shortcut's target to be:
"C:\Program Files\Tcl\bin\wish85.exe" "path_to_tcl file"
Unfortunately, the schema documentation for the shortcut tag is empty, so I
don't know exactly how to format this tag. I
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Sean,
It sounds like you might be looking for an exe that installs prerequisites
and then launches your installer, a.k.a a bootstrapper.
Resonable options are SetupBld or the GenerateBootstrapper task. There is
also a fully featured WiX bootstrapper under development.
Gavin :)
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Hello
How does the following two condition statements differ from an MSI
perspective? Only the second method works in this case.
1. NOT
Intel64
2.
Could anyone please clarify??
Pally Sandher wrote:
>
> Just create a Launch Condition with "VersionNT64 AND Intel64" as the
> inner text.
>
When installing my application, I need the user to point to a network url
where the server-part has already been installed. The installer should then
verify that the file wginst.ini exists in the selected url before allowing
the user to continue the install process.
The Browse Dialog (http://
Hi,
If I'm not wrong you should look at "setupbld.exe".
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Subject: [WiX-users] creating executables using wix
H:
Is there the facility within WiX to
Hi,
I am a first time user of Wix. Wix is a very nice tool and it is exacly what I
am looking for. However, as we have to support IIS 5.0 for our customers, I
have an issue with my application msi file. I can use the wix editor to modify
the property and bypass the requirement checking dia
H:
Is there the facility within WiX to create .exe files instead of msi's?
Any help and pointers apreciated.
I have the latest source (weekly release) so can build anything
required.
Cheers
Sean.
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