The WiX documentation for the Languages attribute of the Packages element says
that it contains the list of language IDs (LCIDs) supported in the package.
If this attribute is not set, what is the default value? If it is set, how is
it related to the Language attribute of the Product eleme
99.9% of the time, you should never specify an Action on a RegistryKey
element.
On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 4:59 PM, Bruce Cran wrote:
> On Wed, 12 May 2010 00:20:05 +0200
> Kristoffer Danielsson wrote:
>
> > It seems "createAndRemoveOnUninstall" works on the key. How would you
> > use that logic on
On Wed, 12 May 2010 00:20:05 +0200
Kristoffer Danielsson wrote:
> It seems "createAndRemoveOnUninstall" works on the key. How would you
> use that logic only on the value under the specified key? That is,
> the key should not be removed - only the its sub value
> "InstalledComponent1".
The regis
Hello all,
I am trying to author a WiX 3.0 merge module (or two if necessary) that
will allow multiple app MSIs to install a Win32 shared SxS assembly and
associated policy (i.e the same deployment strategy that VC++ uses.)
After many attempts I continue to hit two roadblocks:
1) The first app M
Are there plans for DTF support of .net 4? I hacked up the source and was
able to build a .net 4 version of makesfxca, but I wasn't able to get the
custom action to actually fire.
-john
On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 5:31 AM, Thomas Svare wrote:
> Rob,
>
> Thanks for the quick response, it is much app
Whatever your CAs are written in should suffice (DTF, script, DLL). The main
point is that the number of ticks reported by the deferred action must be
the same as the number reserved by the immediate action, so you have to have
two actions (one immediate, one deferred).
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Thanks =)
So, for the creation of the bootstrapper, right now I'm using custom actions
calling the .exe's and .msi's. And if I understand right, for the
uninstalling I just have to add more custom actions that are called, for
example, after the RemoveFiles standard action, which should just call t
Thanks Bair.
To add costing information to CA's, do you have to use C++ like this?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa367525(VS.85).aspx
Or is there a way to do it in the wix file somehow. I haven't found anything,
but hoping there's something other than the c++ option.
Thx, Craig
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Thanks =)
So, for the creation of the bootstrapper, right now I'm using custom actions
calling the .exe's and .msi's. And if I understand right, for the
uninstalling I just have to add more custom actions that are called, for
example, after the RemoveFiles standard action, which should just call t
To use your new error 25001 you need to call (something in your custom
action that will eventually call) MsiProcessMessage passing it the
INSTALLMESSAGE_ERROR value and a record that includes your error number as
described in the page http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/aa371614.aspx.
The custom act
Generally MSIs are authored to remove previous installations that they
replace. However, any MSI can be authored to remove pretty much any
arbitrary set of MSIs upon installation.
Also, to help you in your knowledge search, the process that installs (and
possibly uninstalls) several different MSIs
Thanks Nick!
I want to end the installation(in case of failure) with a custom message
like "Installation failed with 0x80240437. Please check that your system
clock is showing the correct time and retry installation again."
I created a localizable error table with error code 25001 for the above
m
Hi, I just started to read on WiX this week and it has been because I was
assigned a task in which I'm supposed to create the installation of a
dev-env in which several tools (including, but not limited to, .NET 3.5SP1
Fw, VS2010 ultimate, etc.) are installed, as well as some registry changes.
I d
This type of thing is common when moving to a UAC system. I suspect your OS
version uses UAC, so:
1. I would recommend you look at user profile data folders for this kind of
data storage.
2. Maybe your app has always required admin privileges but now you're on a UAC
system, so maybe you need
There is the clickonce boot chainer, but it really isn't an upgrade
(in my opinion). I have actually have really good experiences with
dotNetInstaller in basic mode.
There is also Burn in WIX 3.5:
http://robmensching.com/blog/posts/2009/7/14/Lets-talk-about-Burn but
I don't know what the status o
It's because the folder is read-only unless you have full admin rights. You
can have the installer
make it writable like this:
Rob
On 04/06/2010 15:33, Kshama Bafna (Persistent Systems Private Ltd) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have created an MSI using WIX and the installa
Thanks! That worked!
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Hi,
I have created an MSI using WIX and the installation is done correctly by the
MSI. When I install my application to D:\MyApp, the application works fine and
as expected it writes a few files in the same location. However, when I install
the application at C:\Program Files (x86)\MyApp locat
Is there a better alternative to dotNetInstaller for chaining MSI's, MSU's
and EXE files?
dotNetInstaller is terrible in quiet mode with no options/documentation on
what parameters to pass when a component install fails etc (e.g Continue
Yes/No)
Thanks,
Jacob
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Could you modify your custom actions in the patch to add the condition
'and not PATCH' so that they wont run during patch installation ?
-Original Message-
From: Sandeep Kumar Bushnam (Wipro Ltd.) [mailto:v-san...@microsoft.com]
Sent: 04 June 2010 11:16
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.n
Hi WiX Community,
I have created a patch using Torch and Pyro. The product to which patch has to
be applied have few custom actions which are executing while applying the patch
and due to which the configuration made on the machine is disturbed when the
custom action is executed.
Is there any
Thanks for the help Blair, It had helped me a lot.
Regards
Vijay Chander
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Date: Thu, 3 Jun 2010 22:45:41 -0700
From: "Blair"
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Through WIX how to know whether installation
is going via GUI or Command Line?
To: "'Gener
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