I would like to use the WixStandardBootstrapperApplication.HyperlinkLicense but
reference a local license file rather than an internet URL. I have embedded the
license file using this syntax:
I would have assumed the url would be set like this:
But that doesn't work. I can
It sounds like my best option is to simply compile my installers using VS
2008. Is there any reason not to take that approach?
Rich
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Thanks for the info Bob - but what determines whether a localized string is
formatted or not?
I just tried $(sys.CURRENTDIR) and that is not evaluated either! Is there
any way to get outside information into localization files? I cannot have
any language-independent static parts otherwise, which
On 28 April 2012 21:18, Bob Arnson wrote:
> On 28-Apr-12 08:08, Alexander Lamaison wrote:
>> Is there a way round this? Can I easily compile the bootstrapper
>> application myself with VS 2005?
> You'd have to do the same thing to all of Burn too.
Is this feasible? I once tried to build WiX and
On 28/04/2012 21:45, Alexander Lamaison wrote:
> Now I see that WixStdBA calls methods of the engine to drive it. Is
> the required sequence of interactions documented anywhere or do I just
> have to pick WixStdBA apart?
I've just been picking WixStdBA apart. I think a typical application
will
On 28 April 2012 21:18, Bob Arnson wrote:
> On 28-Apr-12 16:07, Alexander Lamaison wrote:
>> I'm trying to create a custom no-UI bootstrap application by
>> subclassing CBalBaseBootstrapperApplication. It gets as far as my
>> OnStartup method but then hangs.
>
> What are you doing in OnStartup? H
On 28-Apr-12 07:20, Kristjan Laane wrote:
> But I could not get the property to work as well: !(loc.Message_Foo) still
> returns the static unevaluated string for me, being literally "Foo blah blah
> [Property1]".
That means you're trying to use properties in a string that isn't formatted.
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On 28-Apr-12 08:08, Alexander Lamaison wrote:
> Is there a way round this? Can I easily compile the bootstrapper
> application myself with VS 2005?
You'd have to do the same thing to all of Burn too.
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On 28-Apr-12 16:07, Alexander Lamaison wrote:
> I'm trying to create a custom no-UI bootstrap application by
> subclassing CBalBaseBootstrapperApplication. It gets as far as my
> OnStartup method but then hangs.
What are you doing in OnStartup? How are you calling Detect?
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Also, the boostrapper .exe seems to spawn another instance of itself
and it is that instance that is waiting on NtReadFile. Why would it
do this?
On 28 April 2012 21:07, Alexander Lamaison wrote:
> I'm trying to create a custom no-UI bootstrap application by
> subclassing CBalBaseBootstrapperApp
I'm trying to create a custom no-UI bootstrap application by
subclassing CBalBaseBootstrapperApplication. It gets as far as my
OnStartup method but then hangs. According to the debugger it's
waiting on NtReadFile but I'm not sure how reliable that is.
This is the (very short) log file I get:
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Dear fellow developers,
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I am using the Wix setup bundle as a guide for my own bootstrapper, but it
seems to me that the official Wix installer does not work support installing
.NET 4 Full on 64bit properly?:
I.e. as far as I can tell the DetectConditio
For reference: Visual Studio 2010 - "The C run-time libraries support Windows
XP with SP2, Windows XP with SP3, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server
2003 with SP2, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, and Windows 7."
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ws0swas0.aspx
Neil
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That's just stopped me in my tracks. I've been converting our
dotnetinstaller bootstrapper to use Burn but had no idea that would
kill our Win2k support. Seriously not good.
Is there a way round this? Can I easily compile the bootstrapper
application myself with VS 2005?
Thanks,
Alex
On 28
Dear Experts
After failing to use $(var.x) in my localization file, I tried to use
utilize properties as suggested here
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6827931/is-it-possible-to-pass-variable-t
o-wix-localization-file
But I could not get the property to work as well: !(loc.Message_Foo) s
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