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From: Marie Gourmelon (Allegis Group SAS) [mailto:v-mag...@microsoft.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 5, 2013 11:02
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML tool
You can upgrade the old MSI via your new MSI in the new Bundle so the old
Bundle uninstall doesn't have any work to do. That's very typical.
On Thu, Sep 5, 2013 at 7:46 AM, Andrew Meyer <
ame...@creativestrategiesus.com> wrote:
> It seems this is by design, to Install then Uninstall. Any idea ho
That text string looks like a possible value for the command line of a
program. The .tmp file is the executing custom action and the parameter is
-. Is your CA a Dll call via DTF or an executable?
Phil Wilson
On Thu, Sep 5, 2013 at 4:06 AM, Hendryk Irmischer wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a probl
It seems this is by design, to Install then Uninstall. Any idea how I can
ensure that services and processes that need to be ran after install do so?
Since the uninstall happens last, I assume it's stopping the services and
closing the processes. There doesn't appear to be any way to change this
be
WIX Users,
I have created a simple windows service installer with the following
configuration:
It installs correctly and starts the service as expected.
When I uninstall the service it stops it correctly, but it does not remove the
service from the service list.
Is
Thanks Jacob,
I followed your suggestion and now I'm getting different behavior. On
machines without the VS2013 installed, it now properly omits the component.
But on machines with VS2013, the folder it installs the component in is now
d:\VS12Root\... instead of the folder pointed to by the VS12_
1. Is there any info online that describes how to do "patch in a bundle"? I
found some info online, but not very complete. If patch is inside a bundle,
then the patch would be delivered as an .exe file? Not sure if that satisfy
our requirements.
2. One thoughts going around is whether we c
Hi all,
Please stop including me in the discussion.
Thanks,
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The Burn execution order is correctly described here:
https://support.firegiant.com/entries/24024208-Bundle-chain-execution-order-.
The Burn log file (
https://support.firegiant.com/entries/24024218-Create-a-log-file-) should
show you exactly what is going on.
On Thu, Sep 5, 2013 at 5:51 AM, A
Hi,
What we did is build a front end that builds an "uninstall message" when the
package is built (again by the front end, but you could use a build script or
something maybe) and uses our install-and-monitor software to parse it when it
arrives. You'd need SCCM or Afaria or other tools like th
Orca reports RemoveExistingProducts is scheduled immediately after
InstallValidate in the msi.
I'm starting to think it might be Burn instead of the msi installers.
I think Burn is the one installing the new bundle then uninstalling the old
afterwards. I can't find any documentation in Burn to cha
I have an installer that sets up a web site in IIS. All is well on the install
side.
But when I go to uninstall it, I get a "reboot required" message:
MSI (s) (28:6C) [11:03:45:694]: RESTART MANAGER: Detected that application with
id 14848, friendly name 'w3wp.exe', of type RmCritical and statu
Hello,
I have a problem when trying to use FileInfo or DirectoryInfo classes in a
managed C# CA.
Project Layout:
1. BootstrapperApplication
- Install VCR8, VCR9, NetFX3.5, Apache, PHP, MySQL Server
- Install our software (the wix project for our software is referenced
by t
Hello,
I am now looking for a solutions since 3 days to deleting an ConfigFile
based on a Checkbox.
I am installing this Config File via the WiX generated msi and i want to
give the user the decision to uninstall the Config or not when he decide to
uninstall my program.
In the Dialog.wxs I added
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