This one has me stumped, I'm getting the following exception on a
TfsBuild 2008 server from the compile wix MSBuild task:
Could not load file or assembly 'file:///c:\BTemp\Rx Production
Applications\RxAuditCreatorServer_Dev2\Sources\wix\candle.exe' or one
of its dependencies. An attempt was
I had looked at the Wix SQL CA source some time ago. Supporting Oracle via ODBC
would be a major refactoring job.
If anyone wants to do something productive, develop a whole new set of
extensions ala Wix Sql extensions for an Oracle database based on OCI, or
extend an infrastructure that's ODBC
Hey all,
So if I have a new project to do in WIX, and I can use either Visual Studio
2008 or 2010.
I know 3.5 says beta. But would you think there are more bugs fixed in 3.5 or
3.0? Which do you really think is more stable?
Is anyone already shipping production code with 3.5?
Thanks,
Jared
Hey all,
So if I have a new project to do in WIX, and I can use either Visual Studio
2008 or 2010.
I know 3.5 says beta. But would you think there are more bugs fixed in 3.5 or
3.0? Which do you really think is more stable?
Is anyone already shipping production code with 3.5?
Thanks,
Jared
Hello,
It's not exactly WiX related but Google has released Omaha, their autoupdate
and install system for Windows. As the topic has come up on this list several
times, I thought it'd be worth sharing.
http://omaha.googlecode.com/svn/wiki/OmahaOverview.html
John
Wintellect
http://www.wintellec
Seen tons of info about adding such shortcuts, but they all use a HKCU registry
key as the key path.
I need to create All Users shortcuts (both for "All Programs/Company/Product"
and the Startup folder) WITHOUT touching HKCU so I can pass Win 7 Logo testing.
If I attempt to do the following:
It won't be me; I've been to busy contributing to the community on other
fronts.
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From: Rob Mensching
To: Gene
Hi to all,
i am using following cutom action but its failing,its returning value-3 it
shoud return 0,in case of sucess.
i definde binary file for this,its working correctly with 32bit msi
of product
but its failing with 64bit product msi
Solution configuration is Debug and Solution platform is x6
On 14/10/2010 19:30, John Bergman wrote:
I could not get this to work, and still have the same issue where I get the
popup "Another version of this product is already installed".
I tried several incantations, but just cannot seem to get this to work, here is
a snippet from my installer file, do
IMHO, MSI UI is dead. There is very little that we can do outside of the
Windows Installer to make packages look better than they did 1997.
Burn, with its External UI handler, is where I'll be focusing my efforts. We
can be far more successful there.
You are, of course, welcome to try do well wit
This won't be terribly helpful but I never trust VScript custom actions. My
opinion: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/robmen/archive/2004/05/20/136530.aspx
On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 12:34 PM, McKinnon, Chris wrote:
> Another update... I've discovered by process of elimination that my
> custom action calls
1. Not sure the IIS CA support managed modules. Today, the IIS CA cover most
of IIS6 functionality and maybe one or two additional things in IIS7. More
code is needed.
2. No, XmlConfig has the means to add, repair, remove values from XML files.
3. Don't think the IIS CA supports that today. Inter
Light doesn't support custom tables with binary columns. You can use a
foreign key reference to the Binary table instead.
On Sun, Oct 24, 2010 at 12:36 AM, Eric Schultz wrote:
> I'm getting an error from light when I build a wix project that has a
> custom
> table with a binary column. The error
The concept of "partial" Components (like partial classes in C#) has come up
in the past. The first problem is the Component composition is a very
sacrosanct thing in the Windows Installer. Modifying the composition
willy-nilly by adding or removing other files from the link line seemed very
danger
Or someone could contribute the changes to the WiX SQL CA to support those
other databases. I for one, have never seen an Oracle box.
On Fri, Oct 22, 2010 at 4:45 AM, Christopher Painter <
chr...@deploymentengineering.com> wrote:
> InstallShield has MSSQL, Oracle and MySQL support. That's as o
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