mes up every couple of
> >>> months
> >>> so there's definitely people who have a use for it (I'd certainly be
> >>> happier auto-generating WiX v3.0/v3.5 code than passing stuff
> >>> through 3
> >>> different tools) & it mig
What you are looking for is the , and
elements.
Neil
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To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Heat and .exe COM objects
*sigh* Sorry for this
al discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Heat and .exe COM objects
This is not a one off as it will need to be changed if the interface
changes.
When I described the process to be team they all said there is no way
they are doing that, and that I should just use /re
*sigh* Sorry for this... being a WiX dummy, I'm having difficulty
finding this in the docs. Could I ask for a pointer to what's probably
right in front of my face?
(For me, the COM exe is static; the interface won't be changing.
Nevertheless the idea of a minimal XML is appealing.)
On 2009
ven discourage people from trying to
>>> take
>>> the easy way out and do this type of thing using Custom Actions.
>>>
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Daniel Hughes wrote:
> Have done as you suggested (use RegSpy2 then Tallow then RegCop) but
> have run into three problems which make it hard to automate.
>
So don't automate it; run it once and maintain the authoring as needed.
It's an inherently fragile process so you'll probably spend more
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Heat and .exe COM objects
Short answer: manually.
Long answer and call to action (if there is enough interest):
Unlike the import methods th
Short answer: manually.
Long answer and call to action (if there is enough interest):
Unlike the import methods that RegSvr32.exe calls in DLLs, the /regserver
and /unregserver command line arguments are a convention that while common
is not universal. In addition, it is dangerous to run an unkno
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