I have a system that consists of two components, a client and a server. The
client will always get installed and the server is optional. If the server
is selected to be installed SQL Server also needs to be installed as a
prereq.
I have created a separate msi for both the client and the server. I
I have resolved the problem by moving the sqldatabase element outside of a
component. By doing that it the installer is not trying to create the
database (I have a script for that) and I no longer need a until:user and
the installer seems to be using the current user to run the SQL scripts.
Here i
Thanks Kieth, that was it. I changed the SQL scripts to use codepage 1252 and
everything worked!
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A few things...
You were missing a few things...
1. use Wix 3.8
2. add the HyperlinkTheme.wxl
I had all the files in the same folder as the bundle.wxs (i.e. the logo.png,
logoside.png, license.rtf, bundle4theme.xml, hyperlinktheme.wxl
You would install tomcat/java based o
The current user is created as a sysadmin when SQL Server is installed. This
is done as part of a bundle just prior to running the install that creates
the database.
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Also, I would suggest that before you try to extend the UI, get you
bootstrapper working so that you can select either package from the command
line. Something like this (winging it without testing):
http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2006/wi";
xmlns:bal="http://schemas.microsoft.com/wi
The extension DLL that you get from Neil's site is for Wix 3.7. It is not
needed if you are using Wix 3.8, as Neil integrated this very handy
functionality into wix 3.8 (and later).
I found that I always had to go back to the source for the wix I was using
(in your case wix 3.8.) and get th
Yes, my intent is to show two different checkboxes for Java and Tomcat.
The theme file is as following:
http://wixtoolset.org/schemas/thmutil/2010";>
#(loc.Caption)
Segoe UI
Segoe UI
Segoe UI
Segoe UI
Segoe UI
#(loc.Title)
#(loc.HelpHeader)
#(loc.HelpText)
#(lo
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Keith Douglas
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show the themefile as well
I presume you want to show a checkbox for java and checkbox for tomcat?
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From: vorsichtdiekurve [mailto:mp.mateusz.polan...@gmail.com]
Sent: August-06-14 7:27 AM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Wi
Hi,
my goal is to create a simple bootstrapper with two checkboxes, allowing the
users to choose whether they want to install two additional software
packages.
I'm trying to use Neil Sleightholm's extended bootstrapper functionality.
I've read that it's supported by the wix 3.8 release.
My code is
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