On 16-May-11 14:07, Kevin MacDonald wrote:
> behind the times. All I know is that they have specifically requested a
> single MSI.
That requires the use of an embedded chainer, which requires MSI 4.5 or
later.
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Chaining MSIs together
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Date: Saturday, May 14, 2011, 7:23 PM
On 13-May-11 13:32, Wilson, Phil wrote:
> Well being picky you don'
On 13-May-11 13:32, Wilson, Phil wrote:
> Well being picky you don't need MSI 4.5 if all you want to do is install a
> collection of MSI files wrapped in your custom UI using
> MsiSetExternalUIRecord - that's always been an option. MSI 4.5 gives you
> transaction support (so you don't need to un
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Chaining MSIs together
As has already been said, if you really want to do this you must use Windows
Installer 4.5 and its multiple package installati
n fact, that is what I do :-)
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Using the latest version of Wix I could not see a
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Chaining MSIs together
So, dotNetInstaller is a package of .NET cl
So, dotNetInstaller is a package of .NET classes that facilitate chaining
together MSIs? But, if it requires .NET then wouldn't any bootstrapper one
builds with dotNetInstaller require that it be bootstrapped itself with
.NET? My target computers don't necessarily have the .NET runtime
installed.
Burn is meant to provide this functionality, but it is under developed. There
are plenty of chaining/bootstrapping products out there in the meantime. One I
like is DotNetInstaller: http://dotnetinstaller.codeplex.com/ . You could use
this to install the prerequisite Adobe AIR, if necessary,
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