A possible explanation is that you're doing an update of some kind and
you've broken the component rules, most likely by removing a
component. Look at the rest of the log to see if there are any SELMGR
entries and anything about "removing components is not supported".
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In my WIX project I need to set references to an EXE and also to .CAB file. I
can set them up as a component which build fine on my box but without the
references the project won't build on our production box.
Is there a way to do this?
Thanks
Woody
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No. What does a verbose log show?
> From: Greg Edwards [mailto:gedwa...@polariswireless.com]
> Sent: Monday, May 19, 2014 9:53 PM
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> I have a WIX installer build to install a Windows Service. When the
> uninstaller is run on a Windows 8, it properly removes the service. But
> when run on a Windo
Just another bit of information, my feature line looks something like this:
If AllowAdvertise is set to "no", how is it on patching my installed state is
"Advertise"? Could someone explain what "Advertise" means, and why my patch
fails sometimes because it's in that state?
Thanks,
George
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Hey Greg,
I use the following snipt to create an uninstall short cut to remove my
installations and services for my product, this works for both Windows flavors:
Based on suggestions given, I did more research on this issue. As I mentioned
earlier, my custom action looks something like this:
Where AAA is a feature that should be installed (and I guess that's what !AAA=3
checks for). However, in my log I see this:
Feature: AAA; Installed: Adverti
I have a WIX installer build to install a Windows Service. When the uninstaller
is run on a Windows 8, it properly removes the service. But when run on a
Windows Server 2012, the service remains. In order to remove the service on a
2012 server, we are forced to issue an "sc.exe delete" from the
Classification: Public
Check out the " ThmViewer.exe" in the WIX bin folder. " To view a theme file
without having to build a bundle, you can use the ThmViewer.exe which is
located in %WIX%\bin\. "
It sometimes is a hit and miss that it works, it is very fussy...
Steve
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Check out the " ThmViewer.exe" in the WIX bin folder. " To view a theme file
without having to build a bundle, you can use the ThmViewer.exe which is
located in %WIX%\bin\. "
It sometimes is a hit and miss that it works, it is very fussy...
Steve
(for it to work I needed to copy ALL my resource f
Hi all,
I'm sending wxl files to translators for translation.
When the wxl file of japanese is processed, the translator need to preview
the result msi dialog to adjust the text to confirm to some line breaking
rules.
I wonder if there is already some tools I can achieve this task.
For example, th
Thanks Dave and Pavan. I was able to get it working, thank you once again.
Prashanth
On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 1:42 PM, Pavan Konduru
wrote:
> Dave is right, I overlooked that part.
> In your case, "Root" is what holds the path to installation, always a good
> idea to have it all in uppercase.
>
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Services start from MSI installs countless times. There shouldn't be
anything with that LocalService account either. It could be a missing
dependency, if it's C++ and you're installing a runtime as a merge
module or it's managed code with a dependency on an assembly in the
GAC. In both those cases
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