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I'm using the WixUtilExtension, and specifically XmlFile, to conditionally
configure a list of items that eventually appear in a GUI combo box. I have
several check boxes on an installer dialog and when each is checked (true) I
want to write to an element into a configeration file. Initially th
The -? and -h are passed to your BA in the Command object that represents the
command-line. No need to go parse the whole command-line yourself.
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Thanks for the resource. I found that I can use
Environment.GetCommandLineArgs to get the -? switch.
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Installing KB3000988 should fix this now.
>Neil,
>
>I have the identical problem on Server 2012.
>The offending patch is KB2984005 which installs a companion KB2977174.
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>My MSI error log is exactly the same as yours.
>
>My workaround is:
>Skip installation of KB2984005 and KB2918614.
>
>If remo
We have some advertises and some that are not. I'll have to check if the apps
to the shortcuts that are advertised are the only ones that produce sxs in
the event viewer during installs. If so then I'll check to see what happens
if I turn advertisement off.
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I have noticed that when I use -?, -h, or -help with my mba bundle, these
parameters are stripped by Burn prior to returning
Bootstrapper.Command.GetCommandLineArgs(). Yet using these switches with
burn.exe or with my bundle.exe does not result in displaying a list of the
built-in command line swi
Hello,
I have a bundle with a slightly customized UI ( see
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12323106/customising-the-wix-burn-theme-with-additional-inputs
) to display an Editbox, and passing the value as a MsiProperty to an
underlying MsiFile.
In the Theme file :
...
And in the bundle.w
You could also split your optional features into separate MSIs and use Burn to
control their installation behaviour, which may be easier in the long run than
trying to fight what windows installer is intended to do. You would probably
need a custom BA though.
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HI,
I never implemented this my self but try to do the following:
1. Use Minor upgrade instead of Major upgrade. (by definition Major upgrade
is completely new installation that installs everything from scratch
allowing to uninstall old versions and therefore when you choose particular
features onl
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