Hi there,
Is there anyway to turn off the verbose logging for the MSI's included in
the WiX bundle?
If not, is there anyway we can log the msi errors into the bundle log?
Right now, the bundle log doesn't include any details for when the msi
fails (for example, during a custom action)
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Sunny
Hi there,
How do you use the BootstrapperApplication.Engine.Elevate() function? The
function seems to return true right away (it doesn't even wait for the UAC
prompt to come up). I want to make it such that when the user clicks the
"install" button, the bootstrapper will wait until the user has ei
I'm trying to present the user with some options when installing my product at
the bundle level, so I can decide which MSIs I want to run. I'm using wix3.6
with WixStdba right now. Is there any way I can keep the standard bootstrapper
and get something like selectable items? Are there any opti
Hmmm, Ok I misunderstood then (clearly). That's unfortunate, I'll need to
create a second install just to enable all of the eventlog functionality, --
that seems kind of uh, ghetto to me.
-Original Message-
From: Castro, Edwin G. (Hillsboro) [mailto:edwin.cas...@fiserv.com]
Sent: Tues
I think Christopher was trying to say that you cannot install an event log
Per-User since it requires access to a Per-Machine registry location. I am not
aware of Per-User event logs either.
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1. Not quite sure how to answer that... MsiQueryProductState is a standard
Win32 API call that can be done from C++ or from managed code using P/Invoke.
2. I don't know enough about the WiX bootstrapper to answer, but I assume it
can detect ProductCodes and install something if that ProductCode
That's my point.
My install is Per-User, but I don't want a Per-User placement or registration
of the Eventlog Resource Dll. Will the installer just magically handle the
registration of the eventlog and dll via reference counting?
-Original Message-
From: Christopher Painter [mailto:ch
I wasn't aware that you could have a per-user event log as the registry
(HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog ) used by the EventLog
service is in HKLM. Therefore I don't se how you could have a per-user
message file.
Am I missing something?
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I have a Per-User application and a WiX installer that is working for us quite
well now.
I was recently asked to improve our eventlog capabilities by writing to a
custom eventlog. I have created the message dll, and have it all registering
correctly using the util:Eventlog utilities method.
M
You're right. You need to distribute the C++ redistributable in that
version that you used for the build of your program. But this
redistributable should be on your build machine, when you have installed
the VS update.
But the question that I had at the beginning of the thread is, when you
don
I missed your response Chad... But opening an MSP in orca only shows the
MSIPatchMetaData and MSIPatchSequence tables... Are you referring to opening up
the new MSI that is ultimately used to create the patch?
Thanks for the suggestion Dave. I'll put something together to test that out.
Jon W.
If you can replicate this behaviour in a minimal installer, I suspect this
may be a bug in the util:FileSharePermission code.
I would advise grabbing the wix source and checking out what the extension
does. It may well trash the acl and rebuild it on a repair (or even the whole
share) which would
One of the problems I've noticed from using the redistributable of the Visual
C++ runtimes is that when there are updates released by Microsoft, the next
build of your application needs to be shipped with the new version of the
redistributable.
If you only ever use major upgrades this shouldn't
WiXUI_Advanced allows switching between a per-machine & per-user installation.
I would take a look at the sources for it. Bear in mind there are a lot of
caveats & limitations when creating such a package.
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