Hi,
One update to understand issue properly.
If we provide /log option during installation or un-installation,
log file with following name will be created.
__ (on 32 bit)
__ (on 64 bit)
example:
I am installing product on 32 bit platform.
I provided /log setup.txt
Then it creates setup.txt
Define a variable in your bundle, detect the culture in your BA, and set this
variable (or use one of the Burn built-in language variables). You could
take different approaches here, but the result is that you use the variable
in your InstallCondition to determine which of the msi packages will be
Hi,
Thank you for your quick response. I didn't get this quite clearly. Can you
please help?
Attached is my bundle.wxs file. There are few thing I am not very sure how to
do. Some background before the queries.
The bundle.wxs pacages 3 MSI's. Prerequisite(1), ResourceFolder(2) and
Final_SF1(
Hi,
Thank you for your quick response. I didn't get this quite clearly. Can you
please help?
Attached is my bundle.wxs file. There are few thing I am not very sure how to
do. Some background before the queries.
The bundle.wxs pacages 3 MSI's. Prerequisite(1), ResourceFolder(2) and
Final_SF1(3
A verbose log would be useful because of the timestamps so you can see
where the time is going.
I assume the PDFs are referred to somehow from the MSI file otherwise
there would be no need to access them. When you say "read", I suspect
they're just being accessed for some reason.
If the PDFs are
Hi Steve,
Thanks for the reply.
The only changes I'd like to make is...
I don't want the option button to be enabled unless they agree to the
license.
Enable the install when I go to the option page.
If that can't be done I could take the first page and make it the options
page and the second
Classification: Public
Gary
I modified the theme file (in my case the RtfTheme.xml) to change the 1 screen
to a "welcome" screen, then changed the options button to a next button, moved
the install button to the Options section. (so on the first page I have only
two buttons, Next and Cancel) I
You'll want to make sure that your CA is scheduled during
InstallExecuteSequence and is "deferred". Then, set the CustomActionData for
that CA, passing it your ENV property that way.
However, since you're updating an XML file, then the UtilExtension has XML
elements (XmlConfig) to do that, so you
Can someone point me to some documentation on how to change the UI sequence
for a bundle?
Thanks,
Gary
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Have you tried Condition?
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From: Majcica, Mario [mailto:mario.majc...@bakerhughes.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2014 4:14 AM
To: General discussion about the WiX toolset.
Subject: [WiX-users] Setting properties value
Hi,
I declared a property in the following way
In the bundle.exe define a string Variable element and use
bal:Overridable='yes'. Then in MsiPackage use a MsiProperty element to pass
the value of the variable into the msi. At that point follow the examples
that you found to pass the msi property to your CA, depending on the type of
CA.
VarN
Hi,
we use WIX to deploy an application (100MB) that enables users to browse a
big collection of PDF files (around 4 GBs).
Installer (setup.msi) and PDFs are distributed via DVD. The PDFs are in a
separated directory on the DVD (not part of the setup.msi).
The "Typical" installation is installin
Hi,
I declared a property in the following way
I now need to set the value of this property based on a condition.
If the condition is true, the value should be set to 1 else it should be set to
NULL.
The condition is the following. The property called VS2012DEVENV should not be
NULL.
How d
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