My application keeps various files in the common app data directory
(C:\ProgramData\MyApp\ on Vista), and the users local and roaming application
directories. These are created by the application it's self if they don't exist
(Where applicable files are also created from defaults in the main pr
My program has a few directories with a large number of files in them which I
wish to include the installer. It is very time consuming and highly error prone
(especially since it's mainly non-programming departments producing and editing
these files...) to add each file one at a time.
Is ther
I wasn't intending to actually distribute the mysql database, hence wanting the
installer to check it's a supported version. So it's only the client library
that would ever be included.
My understanding was using an LGPL library was fine as long as it was
dynamically linked, so people could b
;d be cool if someone contributed
> it!
>
> On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 7:02 AM, William Newbery
> wrote:
>
> >
> > I've just started looking at using WiX to generate my Windows installers
> > and am not sure how to handle this. I've seen a little bit of i
I've just started looking at using WiX to generate my Windows installers and
am not sure how to handle this. I've seen a little bit of information regarding
MS SQL Server, but not MySQL.
I want to prompt the user to enter their database details (hostname, username,
password, etc). I then wan
I've just started looking at using WiX to generate my Windows installers and
am not sure how to handle this. I've seen a little bit of information regarding
MS SQL Server, but not MySQL.
I want to prompt the user to enter their database details (hostname, username,
password, etc). I then wa
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