Dominique Louis wrote:
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> There must be at least 1 dummy ListItem, otherwise the appropriate table
> will not be created.
>
The http://wix.sourceforge.net/manual-wix2/wix_xsd_ensuretable.htm
EnsureTable element can be used to cleanly accomplish this:
e.g.
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Curtis Jewell wrote:
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> But, I realized after I wrote this that the RemoveFiles table column
> that I'm trying to connect to with the directory table entries is called
> DirProperty, not Directory_, which implies to me that I should be
> setting properties with directory locations instead of ad
my point was that we get an error reported. Does that make this a bug..?
Technically, I suppose its arguable, but in my opinion it isn't a bug,
especially considering that the WiX documentation states that the name
attribute is required. The RemoveFile and RemoveFolder elements are, to all
i
Works for us. No CustomActions necessary.
I recall that there were sequencing issues related to LaunchConditions although
it appears that this has now been addressed from WiX version 3.0.5027.0.
LaunchConditions, FindRelatedProducts and Downgrades
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See the RemoveFolder element.
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And you don't need to use CustomActions to prevent downgrading. That's
what the tag is for.
Care to elaborate..?
Please respect mailing list etiquette: Quote what you reply to and trim it to
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If new version(1.0.1.1)
installed, then I try to install old version (1.0.0.0). Thats too
installing. I'm getting two instances of my product in 'Add/Remove
Programs'. What will be the cause?
You need to make use of the NEWPRODUCTFOUND property set by the UpgradeVersion
element to prevent a do
Also I tried with changing product id.
This is the correct thing to do. The product code must always be changed for a
major upgrade.
In this case, I'm getting two instances in 'Add/Remove Programs'.
The old product has not been removed because you have erroneously set the
OnlyDetect attrib
It appears that the range of legal values for WebAppPool/@QueueLimit are from 0
to 32767. However, the range, certainly in IIS6, appears to be that of an
unsigned short. I needed to disable 'Limit the kernel request queue', which can
be achieved by setting QueueLimit (MD_APPPOOL_UL_APPPOOL_QUEU
can i check for an installed IIS and list the available application pools?
The avaliable application pools should be listed in a listbox control.
If you want to take the DTF route then this may help:
WiX and DTF: Using a Custom Action to list available web sites on IIS
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Setting the SKIPCONFIGUREIIS property via an immediate CA (scheduled prior to
ConfigureIIs of course) to simply skip IIS configuration when the target host
already has the website installed would require us having some way to determine
if the target host already has the website installed would
I'm guessing that you cannot have spaces in a project reference variable...
$(var.My Test Project.TargetFileName)
Try renaming your test project to MyTestProject so the project reference
variable becomes:
$(var.MyTestProject.TargetFileName)
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The condition for ConfigureIIs (the scheduling CA) is:
NOT SKIPCONFIGUREIIS AND VersionNT > 400
You could set the SKIPCONFIGUREIIS property via an immediate CA (scheduled
prior to ConfigureIIs of course) to simply skip IIS configuration when the
target host already has the website installed.
It is advisable to set the following: (in VS2008)
Configuration-->C/C++-->Code Generation-->Runtime Library to:
Multi-threaded (/MT) (Release configuration)
Multi-threaded Debug (/MTd) (Debug configuration)
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I suggest you take a look at the ServiceConfig element of the UtilExtension,
thus:
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Developers above me. I originally set up using the COM+ extension then when
someone found out, I was queried and basically asked to move back to the
custom scripts we had used before. In the end its not my decision. I can sort
of understand their thinking, "its never failed us before so why ch
I suggest you break the problem down to isolate the cause:
1. Simplify the authoring to just install the web files (or simply a reduced
set) and test:
a) Install, uninstall
b) Install, upgrade, uninstall
Then flesh it out gradually...
2. Cut to the chase and use the ComPlusExtension to
The Name attribute of the ServiceControl element must correspond to the name of
the service.
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You are trying to use .NET code in a vbscript CA.
I suggest you rewrite the logic in jscript or, better still, in C++ (using TR1
perhaps).
If you really want to write managed custom actions then you should take a look
at the Deployment Tools Foundation (DTF).
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So what exactly is shown when you click next on your CustomOptionsDialog?
I suggest you decompile the msi using Orca to see what is actually being
generated by your authoring.
zwombat wrote:
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> That appears to be how it is correctly linked in my xml, however the
> install
> directory dialog s
The authoring you provided does not correspond with your requirements. The
snippet below clearly indicates that your custom dialog will be shown after
the license agreement dialog. If you want the InstallDirDlg to be shown then
you must modify the markup accordingly.
zwombat wrote:
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>E
Bob is referring to the 'twin dialog' technique...
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Thanks for that Bob. Woods for the trees on my part...
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Hi All,
I encountered an error when running an MSI on Windows Server 2003 whereby a
FirewallException fails due to the fact that ISS (SharedAccess) is not
running. This is completely understandable.
Can anyone suggest how I might neatly determine whether ISS is running and,
subsequently, skip th
You could download the WiX source and modify an existing dialog and
WiXUI_*.wxs to add the controls/functionality you require. It is essentially
the same as authoring your own dialog from scratch.
Peter Vestergaard wrote:
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> Hi.
> Is there a way to add some radiobuttons to an existing dialog t
1) Brute force 'query and loop'
e.g.
PTCHAR szQuery = _T("SELECT * FROM `ListBox` WHERE `Property` =
'' ORDER BY `Order`");
if (ERROR_SUCCESS == MsiDatabaseOpenView(hDatabase, szQuery, &hView))
...
Then loop to determine next order value..
UINT result = MsiViewFetch(hView, &hRecord);
while(E
siaj wrote:
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> Thanks ! but dont think this solution will work becuase I need to have the
> server name and the database name on the same screen and I would like to
> refresh the database name changed on click of the button (on same screen)
> or
> value changed of Server Name drop down.
>
> Th
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