I have a WiX installer that installs several things, but among them a VS
Package. That package has a pane that gets added to the project properties page
for C# and VB projects. For previous versions of Visual Studio, the pane would
appear after installation. However for VS2012, it appears that "
The out of the box bootstrappers provided by Wix currently doesn't have a
feature tree to drive the MSI's. You could show your MSI UI, but that would
deter from the single unified installation experience.
If you have a single MSI that has no prerequisites then using burn would only
allow you f
Hello all,
We already have a big size msi for our product and it supports installation
of various features. Now, with Wix3.6 onwards, we want to use Burn in our
build stage.
My main concern before moving to Burn is that :
- how would I know if my current MSI needs Burn supported functionality or
Fixed. The WiX v3.6 release has a one-time-only wix36-ia64.zip containing
the missing IA-64 binaries.
I tracked down how the IA-64 build was disabled and it was due to the
VS2012 install. The new Windows SDK no longer provides IA-64 build support
and that caused the build to switch off IA-64. Thi
Just to finish on this, after removing the any version detect condition all is
well. Now that Burn is in an official release, I had to go back and gut out a
bunch of ugliness and killed all my custom action code. In the end, I didn't
need that ANYVERSION in the upgrade table and everything is wo
If you look on a machine where the bundle is installed, you will find an
entry for the bundle in the Uninstall registry key. It can be distinguished
by the presence of several values called "Bundle..". There is an
"uninstallString" value under that key that you could use for the shortcut.
-Ori
On 07/09/2012 14:20, jaczjill wrote:
> Yes, we need for internal purpose and you are right that I would pass
> bundle's product code to MSI for creating shortcut. Now the PROBLEM is
> bundle's product code is not available,I think I gets generated on run time
> so stuck at this point. Need some way
Hello Jacob,
Yes, we need for internal purpose and you are right that I would pass
bundle's product code to MSI for creating shortcut. Now the PROBLEM is
bundle's product code is not available,I think I gets generated on run time
so stuck at this point. Need some way to get Product code of bundle.
Is this only for internal use/ development? If not I do believe that the
recommendation is to not have an uninstall shortcut in the start menu.
http://robmensching.com/blog/posts/2007/4/27/How-to-create-an-uninstall-shortcut-and-pass-all-the
and
http://blogs.technet.com/b/alexshev/archive/2008/
Thanks Rob
Kind regards,
Christoffel le Roux
-Original Message-
From: Rob Mensching [mailto:r...@robmensching.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 6:38 PM
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Votiv - Add file as link
Not likely since no
How to create a uninstall shortcut in startmenu-> program files to uninstall
application installed with WiX bootstrapper.
I am not getting the produt code of bootstrapper, which I would have used
for un-installation.
Just looking for same un-install shortcut which is there in Add/Remove
program f
Hello,
can I use the ListView to list the features of my application.
User should then be able to select the features he wants to install.
That means, ListView must be multiselectable.
Could that be done with a CheckBox for each feature ?
Background: The TreeView is to small to be used on Tout
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