There are ideas and some sample code in the docs, there's a good tutorial
that introduces most of the basic features (with lots of sample code and all
using the command-line tools), and there are several blogs (some listed on
WiX's SF site and all accessible using internet searches) with sample cod
One option: After the dialog, schedule a SetProperty custom action that sets
NEED_CONFIGURE_FIREWALL to 2 (or 0, if you prefer) if it is missing or
blank. Before showing the dialog (but after AppSearch) schedule a
SetProperty custom action that clears the value if it is set to your
sentinel value.
Top of the Morning to you,
I'm trying to generate a complete Installer using the command-line
tools. I have the directory structure. I am porting the Installer from NSIS.
I need 6 components, and would like to use the MondoUI.
Could you please give me some ideas on how to get started, and perhap
I have one checkbox in my installer. for example
If it checked, I make some configuration actions during install.
Some users doesn't use firewall, so they uncheck this checkbox. During
upgrade, reinstall or so on actions they want to store unchecked status of
this checkbox.
So I made two things:
On 8/11/2010 12:36 PM, Chad Petersen wrote:
> The rest of the log does seem to confirm a blank target.
Your CA to set the property is scheduled too late. Why use a secondary
property? You could use the value directly. Otherwise, schedule it
earlier, before WixSchedInternetShortcuts.
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On 8/13/2010 10:58 AM, gapearce wrote:
> Thanks Blair - That fixed it... it would be cool if your sentence explaining
> the problem was easily found or otherwise available in the doc...I was
> scratching my head for a long time over this.
It is, in the ControlEvent MSI doc.
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On 8/15/2010 11:25 AM, Philip Garofalo wrote:
> locate files? Will it accept file specs with wildcards? Can it
> recursively search an uncompressed folder hierarchy on the distribution
> disk?
No. MSI requires you to explicitly identify files to be installed. You
could create a custom action th
On 8/11/2010 11:34 AM, Christian Tusch wrote:
> Yes, I'm using WixUI_InstallDir.
Are you running the install with UI? Check out a verbose log to see what
MSI planned.
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Alex, on closer inspection your article post doesn't address exactly
what I would like to do. What I would like to do, specifically, is as
follows:
Create an MSI file, e.g., setup.msi, that contains the compressed .exe
application and .dll files. This is the "static" portion of the product
and
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