Thank you..It worked for me :)
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"variables" in MSI files are called Properties. You can dereference a
Property using [PropertyId] but that only works when the column type is
Formatted. You can read about "Formatted" in the MSI SDK.
On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 4:25 AM, Nageswara Rao wrote:
> Hi Team,
>
> I am creating an AppPool fro
You want to use a public property, for example, [APPPOOLNAME]. The WiX
authoring looks like this:
On the command line you simply specify the value of the public property,
APPPOOLNAME, like this:
msiexec /i "Path\to\package.msi" APPPOOLNAME=MyAppPoolName
Note, that you can use a LaunchConditi
Hi Team,
I am creating an AppPool from my wix project with the below code
Now I want the AppPool Name different for different environments.
So, My idea is to create a variable and assign that variable to AppPool Name
and when I am calling the MSI from commandline, variable value should be
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