Pardon my ignorance, but how do I remove them? These files are not installed by
application but are created when the application is used.
-Ajay
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From: Rob Mensching [mailto:rob.mensch...@microsoft.com]
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2009 9:01 PM
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Hi,
I have an app that creates couple of files during its lifetime within machine
isolate storage area. As part of application uninstall, we need to remove those
files. Can this be achieved through some default properties & Remove File table
or do I need to write a custom action?
TIA,
atted string 'as-is'. It never gets resolved to the property
value. My CA is sequenced after "InstallInitialize".
Sadly, I couldn't find a sample/reference anywhere about this scenario.
Appreciate if you can help me diagnose
All,
Looking for any samples/guidance on incorporating SSRS Reports deployment as
part of installer. I understand this can be done by invoking "rs" command-line
utility through CA but if someone has working sample, it will help me jumpstart
quickly.
Tha
);
while (null != existingBackupFileRecord)
{
existingFilesView.Modify(ViewModifyMode.Delete,
existingBackupFileRecord);
existingBackupFileRecord = existingFilesView.Fetch();
}
}
Appre
ng runtime?
And would that be automatically uninstalled?
Thanks.
Ajay
Rob Mensching-2 wrote:
>
> Properties are a runtime (install/repair/uninstall) concept. You need a
> build time concept. Take a look at Preprocessor and Binder variables
> (WixVariable element).
>
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path to be resolved to "\EN\Release Notes.pdf" or similar based on
property value.
...
Basically, the property name is not being resolved resulting in compile time
error. Is there way to achieve this? Any help/guidance will be much appreciated.
Thanks.
Ajay
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value of the property, not the value as updated by the user.
What do I need to change so that the updated property is used? Is there some
magic to the sequencing?
Appreciate your help.
Ajay
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I have requirement where I need to check the machine for minimum configuration
(RAM, disk space, CPU etc) as part of setup and fail otherwise. Are there any
standard launch conditions and extensions I can use or do I have to revert to
WMI to gather this info?
Any samples/guidance will be much
Hi,
I am trying to pass in some preprocessor properties from msbuild using the
"DefineConstants" property defined in WixProj.
a=val1;b=val2;c=val3
1. If I don't escape the ";", then following properties are passed to
wixproj (note that b & c are new properties)
DefineConstants=a=val1
b=
I have tried few approaches (Binary Key, File Key & then type 50). None of
them seem to work.
I haven't seen any samples of managed (.NET) console app being invoked thru
CA. Hence request from this group to confirm if windows installer even
supports this feature or not?
-Tha
are the alternatives?
The managed app I am trying to invoke is vsdbcmd (cmd line tool that ships
with VSTS DBPro and can be used to deploy/schema-compare databases).
Thanks.
Ajay
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alled before & after costfinalize
respectively per rules on MSDN. What else could I look into to troubleshoot
this? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ajay
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(Installed OR REMOVE=ALL) but that seems to defeat the purpose of using
custom actions in the WIX library. Am I missing something here? Is there an
alternative approach?
Thanks,
Ajay
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