Richard is correct. Burn will defer all "restart required" requests until
the end. Only a "force restart" will cause Burn to stop the install,
restart the machine and attempt to resume after that.
On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 8:48 AM, Richard Mayes wrote:
> If you use a within the ExePackage for
> t
If you use a within the ExePackage for
the dotnet installer, then it will have the desired effect. If dotnet is
installed it and the InstallCondition is correct it will skip the
ExePackage element completely and not do a reboot.
This does mean for you Eric you will have to manually include the
Ex
I want to make sure I understand this. Does Wix currently have anyway for a
restart to happen halfway through an install and then continue the install
when the computer restarts? Or is the problem that the .NET install is
doing something in particular that's causing that functionality to fail?
Eri
There is not a way to say "Force restart here if necessary" but I think
there is a feature request open to add such a feature. Sounds like there
is real world need.
On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 9:42 AM, Eric Schultz wrote:
> Bob,
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> That IS what's happening. Is there a way to have it request to rebo
Bob,
That IS what's happening. Is there a way to have it request to reboot as
needed after the .Net 4 install?
Eric
On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 10:08 PM, Bob Arnson wrote:
> On 29-Jan-13 17:39, Eric Schultz wrote:
> > If .Net Framework 4 is already installed, SQL Server installs fine. If
> .Net
>
I think you'll find that SQL 2008 requires .NET 3.5 to be installed (SQL
2012 will work with .NET 3.5 or 4.0).
Neil
>I'm creating a Bundle that installs the .NET Framework 4 and then SQL
>Server Express as needed. The Chain element looks as follows:
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On 29-Jan-13 17:39, Eric Schultz wrote:
> If .Net Framework 4 is already installed, SQL Server installs fine. If .Net
> Framework 4 is not installed, the SQL Server Express install fails because
> it says the .Net Framework is not installed. In fact, it says it needs the
> exact same version as was
I'm creating a Bundle that installs the .NET Framework 4 and then SQL
Server Express as needed. The Chain element looks as follows:
If .Net Framework 4 is already installed, SQL Server installs fine. If .Net
Framework 4 is not installed, the SQL Server Express inst
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