I'm trying to detect whether the Windows Communication Foundation HTTP
Activation and Windows Process Activation features are installed. Anyone have
a good approach for this.
Scott
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I'm trying to detect whether the Windows Communication Foundation HTTP
Activation and Windows Process Activation features are installed. Does anyone
know what these product IDs or regkeys are?
Scott
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Come build wit
I'm trying to detect whether the Windows Communication Foundation HTTP
Activation and Windows Process Activation features are installed. Does anyone
know what these product IDs or regkeys are?
Scott
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Come build wit
I'm trying to detect whether the Windows Communication Foundation HTTP
Activation and Windows Process Activation features are installed. Does anyone
know what these product IDs or regkeys are?
Scott
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Come build with u
on the AD or trust
configuration.
Phil
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From: Scott Sharpe [ssha...@microsoft.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 10:17 PM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Installation credentials on install
I have an msi that is executing a sql script The sql script is executin
I have an msi that is executing a sql script
The sql script is executing a query with a 4 part name
I have two identically configured machines with linked servers to a third
machine
Sql script executes successfully on machine 1 with logged on user as the
credential
Sql script fails on machine 2 w
Is there any way to control when specific SqlString elements execute? We want
to run a Sql script, followed by a Custom Action, followed by more SqlString
elements, followed by InstallSqlData.
Currently it looks like all SqlString elements are packaged into a single CA.
Scott
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neral discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] XmlFile does not support default namespaces?
I'm not aware of a work around. How would you do this with XslPattern using
MSXML 3?
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From: Scott Sharpe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Path2
C:\Program Files
Path3
C:\Program Files\Microsoft
The only difference is the presence of the xmlns attribute on the node.
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From: Scott Sharpe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] XmlFile does not support default namespaces?
Scott Sharpe wrote:
> I'm wanting to update an xml file as part of my install. Works fine as long
> as the root node does not have a default namespace. Is this a known is
I'm wanting to update an xml file as part of my install. Works fine as long as
the root node does not have a default namespace. Is this a known issue?
Xml File
1
Path1
C:\
Path2
C:\Program Files
Path3
C:\Program Files\Microsoft
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