You create a MessageEventArgs and send it to the OnMessage() call. Now, as
I've been playing with it myself, MessageEventArgs is kinda' difficult to
use because we designed it to work with resources in your assembly (so that
messages could be localized).
I'm looking at simplifying some of this in
So I have the following WiX .xml which appears to translate the registry key
information from what I see in the registry
Expected Result (from regedit): C:\Program Files\Java\jre6
Actual Result: C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6
Th
This bug was fixed in v3.6.1518.0.
The root issue is that in the last few weeks SF web servers stopped sending
the Content-Length in their response to HEAD requests. Burn required it for
its resume functionality. Once I finally understood the problem, I fixed the
code this week to not require the
No. Windows Installer handles the same Component being installed to
different directories by different Products.
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 5:06 AM, Karl Sparwald wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
>
> I am a complete new WiX user and I have a question about the setup library
> project.
>
> Here is my scenario:
>
Oh! I think I see it now. Foo is not defined so you're ending up with the
text string "Error: Unrecognized value for Foo" in the Include. Include
doesn't support that. It supports elements being defined.
What are you trying to do?
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 12:45 PM, Gregg Swanson wrote:
> Still loo
IIRC, the bug is still open. Did you find that it was resolved?
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 10:20 AM, Wang, Miaohsi
wrote:
> Hi Rob,
>
> Has this issue been resolved? I tried using the heat.exe from WiX 3.5.2519
> to extract COM data from a 64-bit dll and failed.
>
> Thanks,
> Miaohsi
>
> -Origin
I was in a "Twitter-debate" (yeah, 140 char conversations aren't real high
fidelity) where someone was trying to convince me that there should be TFS
activities for WiX. I pointed out that the way to build setup with WiX
toolset in TFS is to use MSBuild. MSBuild is where you do build stuff and
TFS
Look at a verbose log file. It will show you the action states of the
Components.
On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 6:53 AM, The Eligible Bachelors <
theeligiblebachel...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I am having trouble figuring out why a component is not being removed at
> uninstall time. This problem happens when
It's a feature that usually looks like a bug. The feature came about because
there were some people creating links to files that had the same file name.
During compile one of the .wixobj's would get overwritten. It was a very
mysterious issue and took us a long time to figure out.
Now, I don't car
Edwin, thank you very much. (And thank you to Travis Illig for the blog
article.)
For me at least, the provided work-around didn't quite work - I needed to add a
backslash to the path.
I've updated my query at Stack Overflow, so hopefully others can get the
benefit of that blog article.
2011/3/19 Sean Farrow :
> Hi:
> I'm currently working with a continuous integration environment and TFS 2010.
> I was wondering whether anyone has written activities to allow the use of WiX
> inside tfs natively?
> I am looking at writing a set of tasks but don't want to duplicate effort.
> Any i
Hi:
I'm currently working with a continuous integration environment and TFS 2010.
I was wondering whether anyone has written activities to allow the use of WiX
inside tfs natively?
I am looking at writing a set of tasks but don't want to duplicate effort.
Any information appreciated.
Regards
Sean.
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