Since you are talking about multiple MSI's, then the answer would be using WiX
and Burn to generate your UI. I would start by looking at WiX's own installer
for a basic example of writing a custom UX if you want it in .Net, or looking
at the existing C++ StdBA if you don't want to have the depen
tl;dr; What environment do I need to create my own UI?
First - Please don't laugh if I'm asking silly questions. I'm a Scala
developer working on the JVM. I've been using WiX for a few months and
it's a great tool! I was very happy to be able to use pure XML, and I
drive my builds through our
Hi Peter,
Thanks for your reply..
I've given msi builds which were not designed by me and after Pyro's
complaint, I investigated that in every build, same named components got new
Component ID (GUID).
Although, I've informed the owners and asked them if they are changing the
Component IDs for eac
That would be a violation of the component rules and would go horribly wrong.
If you want to change component GUIDs, you will need to use a major upgrade
as Neil suggested previously: ensure that all MSIs that install those
components are removed by the major upgrade and schedule
RemoveExistingProd
Hi Guys,
Is that possible to Patch a Component whose GUID was changed in Updated
build?
Pyro gives an error:
I know if I change the GUID in my updated msi back to the one which was in
Original msi. But I have a case in which a great number of GUIDs (might be
in thousands) have to be updated then
Hi,
I'm trying to add 2 new connection strings in web.config in my install using
WixConfig.
This is my code:<
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util:XmlConfigId="GrocerySnapshotConnectionStr"File="[POSSERVICE]Web.config"Action="create"ElementPath="//configuration/connectionStrings"Name="add"Sequence="5"On="install"
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