Hi:
In an install I am writing I have the following property:
On my machine this parent key exists but the default key of type res_sz is not
set to anything.
I then have the following in my
On my machine the product is installed, but I k
Property/@SuppressModularization documentation says:
SuppressModularization
YesNoType
Use
to suppress modularization of this property identifier in merge modules.
Using this functionality is strongly discouraged; it should only be
necessary as a workaround of last resort in rare scenarios.
On M
I need to set a property "MYSPECIALDATA" in a merge module, but the property
name cannot have a guid appended because MYSPECIALDATA is read later by the
consuming MSI (which doesn't know guids).
Is there any way this can be done in WiX 3? I'd like to use a type 51 custom
action to set the prop
Thanks, it explains everything.
Andrei
> $(env.ProgramFiles) is a pre-processor variable. Candle expands the value at
> compile time replacing it with the value of the environment variable of the
> compilation system rather than the target system.
>
> [ProgramFilesFolder] is a Windows Installer
Thanks, Blair,
Very clear explanation.
Build machine is US with regular "C:\Program Files" of course
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Adrei
> Generally speaking, $(env.ProgramFiles) captures the value of the
> environment variable %ProgramFiles% on the BUILD machine, and
> [ProgramFilesFolder] provides the 32
How do I set a pre-defined directory to be configured to use a UNC share? Note
that I want my web site to be installed to a local path, but I want the virtual
directories under my web site to point to a network path. I tried also using a
mapped network drive, but I get a validation error. This i
I've gotten spoiled in using .NET / Linq-to-XML. In an unmanaged world, what
else would you suggest WiX use? (Seriously, I don't know the alternatives
anymore.) I think I recall InstallShield has the same dependency. If there
is
no other choice, perhaps you could author an AppSearch and La
The FileSource attribute to the Directory element provides a hint to the
toolset where to find the files that you place in components that are
installed to that directory. Its value is not preserved in the MSI anywhere
and thus is only available at build time, not at runtime.
The directory tree do
Generally speaking, $(env.ProgramFiles) captures the value of the
environment variable %ProgramFiles% on the BUILD machine, and
[ProgramFilesFolder] provides the 32-bit Program Files folder on the
INSTALLING machine (runtime, so to speak). The two variables really have
nothing to do with each other
$(env.ProgramFiles) is a pre-processor variable. Candle expands the value at
compile time replacing it with the value of the environment variable of the
compilation system rather than the target system.
[ProgramFilesFolder] is a Windows Installer property that is expanded at
install time on the
Is there any chance that the XmlConfig Wix-provided custom action will be
reimplemented without the use of MSXML? We started using XmlConfig in my
product's most recent release, and based on customer feedback, XmlConfig's
use of / dependency on MSXML has turned our product's installer into an
"inva
I bumped into the following problem on WinXP German.
The Windows environment variable %ProgramFiles% correctly points to
"C:\Programme" (checked using "set" command). However wix expands
$(env.ProgramFiles) as "C:\Program Files" i.o. "C:\Programme"
Replacing $(env.ProgramFiles) with [ProgramFil
I need to create a virtual directory within my application that points to a UNC
share in another machine. Is this supported or should I use a custom action for
this?
I tried this but it didn't work, the virtual directory got created to the local
path, not the UNC share:
Message was shown when I used WiX 3.5. I try to compile msi with WiX 3.6 and
there was no message! Hurray!!! So on WiX 3.6 there is no problem!
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It doesn't as far as I know unless you store the it in
ARPINSTALLLOCATION. You can't use that method for any other properties.
If you're not explicitly putting it in there then you're likely seeing
the same default path being generated whenever you run your MSI.
If you want to store & retrieve you
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