Error message shows: "$((var.Company ..."
Is there really an extra ( in there?
On Fri, Apr 6, 2012 at 12:43 PM, wrote:
> Hello, I am in the VS2010 Votive environment:
>
> * I have a sample app called: Company.Setup.Sample.App (a WinForms
> application).
> * I include that as a reference in my
If you look at the XSD you'll see that the Package is in a sequence. That
means order matters. We've discussed changing it in the past... more
important things were fixed.
On Fri, Apr 6, 2012 at 11:37 AM, wrote:
> Okay, I think I answered at least my initial question: apparently
> must appear a
xmlns is just an URI. It doesn't resolve to anything. The xsd is available
in a couple places in the drop if you want it.
On Fri, Apr 6, 2012 at 7:26 AM, wrote:
> Colleagues,
>
> Can't seem to reply to my post through the mailing list archive...
> Anywho...
>
> I'm checking a couple of things:
No such thing. Bundle's chain packages. Bundles also have variables and can
search the machine for stuff to assign to variables. There is no such thing
as a custom action in a Bundle.
On Fri, Apr 6, 2012 at 9:10 AM, PAES Stephane wrote:
> Hello
>
> I would like to add a custom action in a Burn Bo
The next build will have NETFX pre-built package. We'll start adding other
packages (SQL Express, VC Runtime?) in the near future.
On Fri, Apr 6, 2012 at 1:25 PM, wrote:
> Are there any canned examples how to payload install prerequisites like
> Microsoft Installer versions, .NET Framework, and
Are there any canned examples how to payload install prerequisites like
Microsoft Installer versions, .NET Framework, and the like? Or our own
installers? Intellisense doesn't seem to pick it up or perhaps that's because I
am running against 3.6 and haven't uninstalled 3.5?
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Hello, I am in the VS2010 Votive environment:
* I have a sample app called: Company.Setup.Sample.App (a WinForms
application).
* I include that as a reference in my Company.WiX.Setup.Sample.
* I include the following in my element:
* First off, I guess I am reading into the Intellsense:
Okay, I think I answered at least my initial question: apparently
must appear at least *after* or the issue(s) appear.
Not sure why that is; it certainly is not intuitive with an experience if
advanced knowlege of how Xml is supposed to be readable. Order shouldn't
matter. Apparently Xsd sch
I've upgraded to 3.6 RC0 and I am still getting the same issues as before.
Are there prerequisites that we need to install to make this work?
We're running Windows 7 Pro, Visual Studio 2010, WiX 3.6 RC0.
Best regards,
Michael Powell
Senior Software Developer
Hello
I would like to add a custom action in a Burn Bootstrapper, but I can't find
out how it has to be done.
Indeed, I should ask a Custom element, which can only be created in
AdminExecuteSequence, AdminUISequence, AdvertiseExecuteSequence,
InstallExecuteSequence, or InstallUISequence ;
and t
Colleagues,
Can't seem to reply to my post through the mailing list archive... Anywho...
I'm checking a couple of things:
* I thought perhaps since my network connection was down, so couldn't resolve
the XSD reference. I re-establish that, and reload the solution, no go. Still
issues drawin
Colleagues,
I think this is an xmlns issue. The default resource:
http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2006/wi doesn't seem to be picking up the
documented 3.5 tags.
For instance, I am expecting that Product can support PropertyRef, however,
the only child it is supporting is Package.
Further
Colleagues,
Is it me or is Intellisense not working for WiX running in the Visual Studio
2010 environment?
Is there a workaround for this? Another tool we can install? like Visual
Assist X perhaps? Or ReSharper?
Please advise...
Thank you...
Best regards,
Michael
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Hello,
I am a WiX virgin picking it up for the first time. I've got an MSI I need to
pull together for a Sql Server 2008 instance.
That I know of, Sql Server 2008 requires Microsoft .NET 2.0 SP2 (or 3.5 SP1 if
we go with more advanced features).
Are there any halfway decent extensions to WiX
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