I wasn't expect psychic debugging as I have posted quite a lot of logs.
What I am trying to find out is why burn thinks the upgrade hasn't
happened when windows installer thinks it has. As far as I can tell I can
run the msi in upgrade mode many times and it works as an upgrade but burn
is for some
On 05-Dec-12 15:44, Marty Offe wrote:
> I am unsuccessfully trying to get my installer to configure the recovery
> options for my Windows service. I am using the WIX
> ServiceConfigFailureActions element and the Failure element(s). The only
> Failure action that works for myself is runCommand.
On 06-Dec-12 03:33, Michał Domeredzki wrote:
> Is it possible to check if user just have framework 4.0 ? not if he have for
> exampale framework 4.0 polish ?
See the WixNetfxExtension topic in WiX.chm for a list of all the
available language pack properties.
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On 06-Dec-12 11:17, Shaun Greenfield wrote:
> Hoping someone has an idea if this is even possible. We used to have an
> English only installer but changed recently to a multi-language version.
> Based on the recommended way we created a transform for Japanese and then
> referenced those string
On 03-Dec-12 03:20, Neil Sleightholm wrote:
> What would cause that? If I run the install manually it appears to
> upgrade, even running it through burn I only see one product code in the
> registry.
Sorry, psychic debugging is on the fritz. I'm just guessing based on the
behavior. Try diffing a m
Hi all, I'm new to wix and am was getting this message when
I try to build the wsx file of a wix project in Visual Studio 2012.
The full text of the message (generated by Light) is: "Error9 Failed
to
open the database. During validation, this most commonly happens when
attempting to ope
Hi Rob,
Thanks for your update.
I have checked with the log file, but there is no version information.
Please find the Bundle properties below.
Temp file:
http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2010/BootstrapperApplicationData";>
also i have manually update the version information, like
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m_pEngine->SetVariableString(L"ID", L"this_is_my_id");
then in the bundle.wxs:
http://www.mypackage.com/mypackage.msi";
Permanent="no"
SourceFile="$(var.SolutionDir)bin\x86\$(var.Configuration)\mypackage.msi"
Visible="no"
Vital="y
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m_pEngine->SetVariableString(L"ID", L"this_is_my_id");
then in the bundle.wxs
http://www.xxx.com/mypackage.msi";
Permanent="no"
SourceFile="$(var.SolutionDir)bin\x86\$(var.Configuration)\mypackage.msi"
Visible="no"
I created my own bootstrapper application, because I need to have a
custom UI.
I'd like to add dynamically some properties to my main MSI (from my
custom wixstdba.dll).
Is that possible?, even using a ?
Thanks
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