Patrick Schlaepfer wrote:
>
> And now, how to include the test2.wxs in the main .wxs
> file - using Version 3.0 ?
>
>
>
> seems to be deprecated
>
Hi,
try with Id from ComponentGroup you will find at
the end of test2.wxs
(usually CompontentGroup1)
hth
Dominik
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It's solved. Was the ant task, that somehow does not
work correctly.
Using the "light" task seems to be wrong using
does work.
Thanks for pointing at heat.exe a great tool.
> Ok, got a step further:
>
> heat dir ..\dist\jre_x86 -sfrag -gg -out test2.wxs -template:fragment
>
> And now, how to in
Ok, got a step further:
heat dir ..\dist\jre_x86 -sfrag -gg -out test2.wxs -template:fragment
And now, how to include the test2.wxs in the main .wxs
file - using Version 3.0 ?
seems to be deprecated
> Patrick Schläpfer wrote:
>> I'd like to use with ant, as it's a java application I'd like
>>
Patrick Schläpfer wrote:
> I'd like to use with ant, as it's a java application I'd like
> to pack into a msi within the ant build process
> This application needs its own java-runtime.
>
That's fine -- WiX doesn't care what you're installing. Use Heat to
generate your setup authoring and chec
I'd like to use with ant, as it's a java application I'd like
to pack into a msi within the ant build process
This application needs its own java-runtime.
Am 12.2.2008 20:31 Uhr schrieb "Bob Arnson" unter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Patrick Schläpfer wrote:
>> Also need then a reference to
>>
>>
Patrick Schläpfer wrote:
> Also need then a reference to
>
>
> ...
> Which produces a huge definition file...
> Any ideas, suggestions?
>
Use the heat tool with the -sfrag switch: It generates a ComponentGroup
that you can reference in with ComponentGroupRef.
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I'm somehow stuck.
How can I add a directory structure as in jre (java runtime)
to an msi.
It's kind of very bad, having to add
...
Which produces a huge definition file...
Any ideas, suggestions?
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Thi
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