Blair,
Thanks for taking the time to explain how it works under the hood.
That's invaluable information that allows me to make a good decision.
Blair wrote:
> Actually, you can have two components sharing the same GUID installed into
> different keypaths by two different products (or any other
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Essentially "two installers listing the same component GUID in separate
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If I had two applications which shared some core assemblies, how would
these handled between two installers? If I shared a WiX fragment source
file between two WiX projects, the components would have the same GUIDs.
Would that cause a problem or conflict? Could the two projects be
installed, f
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> Subject: [WiX-users] Shared assemblies in GAC and reference counts
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> When installing applications that use shared assemblies that they add to
> the
> GAC, does WIX implicitly handle the reference counts to ensure one
> application can't pul
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Subject: [WiX-users] Shared assemblies in GAC and reference counts
When installing applications that use shared assemblies that
When installing applications that use shared assemblies that they add to the
GAC, does WIX implicitly handle the reference counts to ensure one
application can't pull the assemblies out during uninstall if another app is
still using them? Or does something like the SharedDllRefCount attribute
have
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