here is a method I use to consume an xml file. You could get your server
application to generate an xml and let the client consume it during
installation.
http://johnmcfadyen.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!9DD01136FC094724!197.entry
Matthew Sheets wrote:
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> To expand on some of the earlier sugg
To expand on some of the earlier suggestions, I would offer the following:
* As suggested earlier, create two WiX projects--one for the server and one
for the client.
* Create the client so that all options (or at least a many as possible)
will be used as properties. To get the client WiX proje
small issues until I get them
worked out.
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Yuri
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Hello Phil,
You can c
Hello Phil,
You can create 2 separate WiX projects, for a server, and for a client.
Than add a Custom Action to the first one (server), which will launch a
batch file for compiling and linking the second one (client).
MBR,
Yuri
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Date: Fri, 16 May 2008 10:05:47 -0400
Fr
Check out the windows installer SDK there are api's to allow you to edit an
MSI. I would suggest just creating the client MSI and then using a custom
action to edit some properties during the server install.
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