Christopher Karper wrote:
> I'd be willing to contribute directly to the projects, but I hear it's a big
> hassle to get things included into the project.. Paperwork, approval
> process, etc. So, if you want me to send attachments or whatever, then let
> me know.
>
No paperwork in the physica
Ha! Sorry, I wrote in haste, and that crap was what came out. :-)
I created a file names WixBuild.Core.targets, and I moved the following
items from WixBuild.Common.targets:
- CheckRequiredProperties and GetSdkDirectories targets
- All of the UsingTask statements, with accompanying targets
Christopher Karper wrote:
> has a bunch of items for build the Wix toolset itself as well. I moved all
> the tool settings to a WixBuild.Core.targets, and I reference that from
> WixBuild.Common.targets. You may want to consider doing this officially,
> in order to help us Extension developers
That got me set up right.
For public reference... In order to get my extension to build using all
the work put into the WixBuild.Common.targets file, I had to move a bunch of
stuff around.
IMHO, It looks like that file was originally used for the additional build
tasks and new task types (XsdGe
Jason Ginchereau wrote:
> Yes, making the extension platform-aware so it includes the proper DLL is the
> way to do it. If your custom schema elements are tied to a component then you
> should check the platform of the component. Otherwise check the platform of
> the MSI being built or the value
witch. (Not sure of the
exact details.)
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Becau
2008 7:46 AM
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>
> Alright, here's the latest installment of my saga. It seems that I can
> build my extension just fine, both x86 and x64 flavors... When I use the
>
Of Christopher
Karper
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To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Wix Extension Problem
Alright, here's the latest installment of my saga. It seems that I can
build my extension just fine, both x86 and x64 fl
Alright, here's the latest installment of my saga. It seems that I can
build my extension just fine, both x86 and x64 flavors... When I use the
extension in a project, it works if I use the x86 version, but the x64 fails
to load.
Here's the error from MSBuild. (I used Votive to create the proj
Christopher Karper wrote:
> Apparently, I was having a version issue. It's not reported nicely, but
> something, somewhere was mismatched.
Check out fuslogvw --
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e74a18c4.aspx.
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>> Yeah, I tri
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> Yeah, I tried doing that, and it compiled fine, I just got this loading
> error every single time, so I figured I was messing somet
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Yeah, I tried doing that, and it compiled fine, I just got this loading
error every single time, so I figured I was messing something up in my
complication.
But, even my simple one seems to fail, and I don't und
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> That would be excellent. I can&#x
load
the .xsd and .wixlib.
Neil
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That wou
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> Do you have a compiler class specified? It is going to be a bit difficult
> to
>
In my simplistic test extension, I do not have a compiler, decompiler, or
even source code for that matter.
I will now include my extension in it's entirety:
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using Microsoft.Tools
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Do you have a compiler class specified? It is going to be a bit difficult to
troubleshoot this without some additional
Do you have a compiler class specified? It is going to be a bit difficult to
troubleshoot this without some additional information. Have you also
specified an XSD? Are you adding the project to the CVS checkout or are you
building as a stand-alone?
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Brian Rogers
"Intelligence removes complexity.
OK, I'm trying to build a Wix extension to handle some tasks for me. First
I tried basing mine off of the code in SqlExtension from the Wix source, but
that did not work at all.
Then I tried the dumbest simple sample:
http://blogs.msdn.com/pmarcu/archive/2007/11/02/wix-writing-your-own-wix-exten
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