[WiX-users] 32 bit and 64 bit from one set of WXS source files

I am trying to target both 32bit and 64bit with one set of source files. I have http://www.nabble.com/32-bit-and-64-bit-from-one-set-of-WXS-source-files-tp14911675p14911675.html Sent from the wix-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. -

Re: [WiX-users] Dark - NullReferenceException due to rows in the AppSearch table

No worries, Ive created this bug number: 1864685 NullReferenceException due to rows in the AppSearch table -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Dark---NullReferenceException-due-to-rows-in-the-AppSearch-table-tp14554976p14638742.html Sent from the wix-users mailing list arc

Re: [WiX-users] Dark - NullReferenceException due to rows in the AppSearch table

Ive uploaded the MSI that causes the problem to http://www.netspeed.com.au/frankeden/junk.zip I havent added a new bug because this one: - "[1576981 ] Dark cannot decompile Votive.msi" looks similar, but the date that bug was submitted was over a year ago, so does this mean that development on

[WiX-users] Dark - NullReferenceException due to rows in the AppSearch table

I run dark against my MSI, and I get an exception. Ive tracked it down a bit, and I find that if I delete particular ros in the AppSearch table, I can get dark to work. Please find an attached MSI that demonstrates the problem. Its 4Mg - Sorry its so big!! Heres the output from dark C:\junk>da

Re: [WiX-users] Detecting Which version of SQL is installed

Thanks for the prompt replies, much appreciated. I guess I should have mentioned why I wanted to install a database and why I wanted to avoid user interaction if possible, and that is because i want to install a 'demo' which just works out of the box. The more questions I ask, the more intimidatin

[WiX-users] Detecting Which version of SQL is installed

I am installing a database on the target machine using SqlDatabase My difficulty is that I do not know whether the end-user has SQLExpress or SQL installed, so I dont know whether to use Server='[%COMPUTERNAME]\SQLEXPRESS' or Server='[%COMPUTERNAME]' Im thinking I should be able to detect whic