Jacob has detailed the approach to take, using a bundle (not msi) to
conditionally instal other msi (or exe/bundle) packages. There are some
more examples of modifying an options dialog at:
https://wixextba.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest#Examples/Bundle10.wxs
Since the extended bootstrapper f
If I create a bundle for the client can I use the standard bootstrapper?
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bundle exe
Thanks for the reply.
I would prefer two bundles, which I sort of have now. Currently I have an msi
for the client and a bundle for the server because of the SQL Server
requirement.
How can I combine them into a single msi/exe with ea
Thanks for the reply.
I would prefer two bundles, which I sort of have now. Currently I have an
msi for the client and a bundle for the server because of the SQL Server
requirement.
How can I combine them into a single msi/exe with each one being a feature
on a feature tree?
Thanks,
Gary
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needs to install the server/server prerequisites.
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From: garymonk [mailto:g...@gurudental.com]
Sent: Monday, December 08, 2014 11:50 AM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] How to create a feature set that installs an msi and a
bundle exe
I ha
I have an application that consists of two components, a client and a server.
The client will always get installed and the server is optional. If the
server is selected to be installed SQL Server also needs to be installed as
a prereq.
I have created a separate msi for the client. For the server I
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