I need to be able to do the following:
Create DB and run several SQL scripts.
Start a service which writes to above created database.
Stop above service.
Run additional SQL scripts that rely on data being entered in to DB by
above service.
Start service aga
I need to be able to do the following:
Create DB and run several SQL scripts.
Start a service which writes to above created database.
Stop above service.
Run additional SQL scripts that rely on data being entered in to DB by
above service.
Start service aga
Bob Arnson-6 wrote:
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> How are you creating the permissions?
>
I'm using the PermissionEx element. The [MY_PATH] folder already exists
before the install occurs. I'm also adding fileshare permissions to the same
folder. Source snippet is below:
I'm creating a user ("ServiceUser") as well as specific folder permissions
during my install for "ServiceUser". When I run the uninstall though,
"ServiceUser" is removed, but it appears the permissions that I've created
for "ServiceUser" are still there. I say "appears" because (after a restart)
t
It's amazing how many samples I looked at which didn't have that (or I just
missed). That did the trick. Thanks!
cemiles wrote:
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> Usually you want to specify domain\account for the Account attribute I
> believe.
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I'm attempting to install a service and receiving the dreaded "1923" error.
Along with the service I'm also creating the user that the service will "log
on as" in the same install. I then assign the created account and password
to my service.
The confusing part (to me) is that if I run the instal
That was my initial thought as well. Unfortunately that doesn't seem to work.
As you said, it compiles fine, but I get an error that the service wasn't
installed correctly when running the install.
Christopher Karper wrote:
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> InstallUtil is a DLL that uses the installer classes compiled into
>Other installers won't use the same CustomAction to install the service. I
>know the ones emitted by the VS deployments use InstallUtil to self
>register. You'll need to kind of "translate" the decompiled .wxs into Wix
>speak.
"Translating" was what I was hoping to do, but I'm new to WIX (and
I have the same/similar problem.
It's odd in that it was working fine on my machine (and then for other
reasons) when I had to reimage it and now it's not working. When I just have
a WIX project in the solution I cannot see the project, but if I add another
project such as a console app I can se
I'm creating a WIX setup for a .net c# solution that has a project which
creates a single EXE for two services and would like to know if it's
possible to install the services using this single EXE through WIX.
I have an MSI that was already created for this solution so I decompiled it
using dark
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