Using WiX 3.0.5120.0, I can create a private queue easily enough, but if
I try to create a public queue the installer fails.
The log says:
MessageQueuingExecuteInstall: Error 0xc00e0005: Failed to create
message queue
MessageQueuingExecuteInstall: Error 0xc00e0005: Failed to create
message q
Sorry for the all the self-replies but I've been updating as I go.
Build 3.0.4827.0 works for me on Server 2003 and on Vista.
Chris Eldredge wrote:
> Actually, scratch that. Neither build works on my Windows Server 2003 /
> IIS 6 box, but both work on my Windows Vista / IIS 7
ailed builds ConfigureIIsExec comes before
WriteMetabaseChanges.
Chris Eldredge wrote:
> I've confirmed this seems to be a bug for me too, in 3.0.4923.0. Going
> back to 3.0.4909.0 resolved the issue.
>
> Yan Sklyarenko wrote:
>> Hello WiX developers,
>>
>> Sorry,
I've confirmed this seems to be a bug for me too, in 3.0.4923.0. Going
back to 3.0.4909.0 resolved the issue.
Yan Sklyarenko wrote:
> Hello WiX developers,
>
> Sorry, but it seems I found another bug in the IIS extension.
> WiX version is 3.0.4917.0. Here is a component definition:
>
> Guid=
Are the 2 projects in
> the same working directory? What version of WiX are you running?
>
> Matt
>
> On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 12:32 PM, Chris Eldredge
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
>> I have a continuous integration server with multiple, unrelated
>> projects.
I have a continuous integration server with multiple, unrelated
projects. The machine has multiple cores so I let the projects build
asynchronously. When 2 instances of light.exe run at the same time, bad
things seem to happen.
Can anyone confirm or deny that light.exe does something (maybe t
Doh! I figured out that the reference to the File ID was wrong, so the
path to the assembly was evaluating to a blank string. Turns out
standard action sequence works fine for this scenario.
Thanks,
Chris
Alexander Shevchuk wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> Sorry, I am still on WiX 2, but that should n
Actually, I'm trying to load the assembly from the file system, not the
GAC. Does that change your answer?
Thanks,
Chris
Adam Majer wrote:
>
> No. GAC is updated after MSI install is finalized. Wix has no control
> over this.
>
> - Adam
>
>
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I'm trying to create an MSI that installs a .NET assembly and registers
it for use in SQL Server 2005.
The problem is that the SQL I'm executing inside a SqlString is telling
SQL Server to load the assembly, but when I install the MSI it seems
that the assembly hasn't been copied to its final d
Is there an example of wix markup to prompt for a password during
installation? Also, this is more of a stretch, but is there a custom
action that could verify that a given username/password are valid in the
domain?
Thanks,
Chris Eldredge
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