No you need to know the name of the standard or custom action that you want
it to run after or before.
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Well, for DLLs it is pretty easy because you can use heat.exe to generate the
authoring for you. However, it doesn't handle EXEs.
See this thread for more de
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From: jhennessey [mailto:jack.hennes...@hyland.com]
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Well, for DLLs it is pretty easy because you can use heat.exe to generate the
authoring for you. Howe
Well, for DLLs it is pretty easy because you can use heat.exe to generate the
authoring for you. However, it doesn't handle EXEs.
See this thread for more details:
http://windows-installer-xml-wix-toolset.687559.n2.nabble.com/Heat-and-COM-executable-registry-extraction-td1308713.html
http://windo
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] CustomAction not running
Disclaimer: As you probably know, it is a bad practice to register files this
way during installation. The preferred way is to au
Disclaimer: As you probably know, it is a bad practice to register files this
way during installation. The preferred way is to author the actual registry
values that get written during registration.
Ignoring the disclaimer, you shouldn't rely on using the value of the
ADDLOCAL property. Instead, u
Hi.
I have the following code:
(ADDLOCAL="Feature_Default")
(REMOVE="ALL")
However, the FileKey above is defined in a nested Directory Element as seen
below:
You can't log or, IIRC, launch other dialogs from a custom action activated
by a DoAction. MSI limitation.
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 12:16 PM, Umesh Joglekar wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I have a custom action executable written in c++. This pops up the browser
> to the appropriate download link for a pre
Hi,
I have a custom action executable written in c++. This pops up the browser to
the appropriate download link for a prerequisite.
It works fine on Windows 7 but on XP it does not seem to be running. It is
launched as a special dialog asking the user to install the prerequisite before
inst
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