Is it actually possible to open/compile the project
with VS Express?
Thanks and regards,
Thomas
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I’m not sure about VS Express, but
Nant definitely should work.
Derek
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Is it
Hi all,I have the following: I use the Directories ID in a Shortcut definition:
Id='$(var.projectname).exe' Name='$(var.projectname).exe' Source='$(var.bin_directory)net-2.0/$(var.projectname).exe' Vital='y
Hi,
1) I'm adding my
newly installed dir to the system path
2) scheduled CA runs a .bat file that uses an executable from
the share\bin dir added to path.
NOT
Installed
3) In the up-popping
console window I can see that the executable was not found. But after opening a
new
I had a similar thing with a new env var not being found by the program I was
launching. I can only
conclude the following:
When you launch your MSI, it's value for PATH does not include your new folder.
The changes get
committed to the system, but your MSI still has it's original set of env
If you want to get rid of the validation error you need to create a component
under
ProgramMenuMyToolFolder which just contains . And yes, it's
annoying.
Rob
Shmarya Rubenstein wrote:
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Thank you for this explanation.
So I see two other possibilities:
1) calling another .bat with 2 arguments
- the value of my env variable
- the other .bat file that needs the variable
The script sets the variable itself and calls the other bat file
2) calling C:\WINNT\system32\cmd
Hello
Alexei,
I just stumbled
across this posting on the WIX mailing list. I am having a similar problem, only
that my installservices action is NEVER executed... so the start service fails.
I was wondering if you found a solution on the off chance it is the same problem
I'm having. Any h
Ok, added that now I'm getting: warning LGHT1010 : Found orphaned Component 'ProgramsMenu'. Every Component should have at least one parent Feature. error LGHT0204 : ICEM05: The component
ProgramsMenu.B5B01DD1_64E0_4204_A7DE_B079DF5A26D6 in the Component table is not
hi,
have a look at the msdn-documentation for the "Environment Table" [1]:
"Note that environment variables do not change for the installation in progress
when either the WriteEnvironmentStrings action or RemoveEnvironmentStrings
action are run. On Windows NT and Windows 2000, this information
Oh, thank you for this interesting idea!
But I think writing a little bootstrap .bat file is much less effort for my
scenario.
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Hello,
I'd like to display a message box on a non-fatal warning during my install.
Additionally, because of a bug in Visual Studio (I'm installing add-ins), I
want to show a message box on uninstall. Given my limited WiX and MSI
knowledge, I don't see how to do the display unless I do a complete c
John Robbins wrote:
> I'd like to display a message box on a non-fatal warning during my install.
> Additionally, because of a bug in Visual Studio (I'm installing add-ins), I
> want to show a message box on uninstall. Given my limited WiX and MSI
> knowledge, I don't see how to do the display unle
Bob,
I just grabbed the 2.0.4221... version and rebuilt everything. It now
displays my message box if .Net 2.0 isn't installed but it doesn't do
that until after all of the UI components have been displayed?! Any
thoughts on how to get this to run first? In my InstallExecuteSequence
I have
Chuck wrote:
I just grabbed the 2.0.4221... version and rebuilt everything. It now
displays my message box if .Net 2.0 isn't installed but it doesn't do
that until after all of the UI components have been displayed?! Any
thoughts on how to get this to run first? In my InstallExecuteSeque
Hi Derek,
I debugged light.exe, the exception is thrown in the yellow line:
public Database(string path, OpenDatabase type)
{
uint handle = 0;
int error = MsiInterop.MsiOpenDatabase(path, new IntPtr((int)type), out handle);if (0 != error)
{
throw new Win32Exception(error);
}
this.Handle = hand
I am using a CustomAction to launch ngen at the end of my
installation but it’s not working correctly in Vista with UAC. If I
invoke the command manually from the command prompt as the logged in user, it
fails because ngen requires the admin token. So I don’t get any elevation
prompts even
Josh Einstein wrote:
I am using a CustomAction to launch ngen at the
end of my
installation but it’s not working correctly in Vista with UAC. If I
invoke the command manually from the command prompt as the logged in
user, it
fails because ngen requires the admin token. So I don’
I haven’t looked at Wix Version
3 yet. I guess I was put off by the (unstable) after it. The reason I switched
to Wix was for a more predictable installation experience than InstallShield.
Is the schema compatible with version 2? I am a few days away from a launch so I
might have to put it
NGen is supported in both WiX 2 and 3.
I would highly suggest using the custom actions we built since they were done
with assistance from the NGen team. There could be some bugs however, so
it probably isn’t appropriate for shipping in a few days (a few months
would be much more appropria
Got it – this will be fixed in the
next release. You’ll need to ensure you get darice.cub and mergemod.cub
from either the MSI SDK or a later WiX release to stop this error from
occurring.
Derek
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jdrake, your suggestion is essentially the same as using tallow to extract the COM infromation...On 7/3/06, jdrake <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I should qualify my answer. IF you are only installing the components
themselves, and NOT a COM+ Application, then you should use the .NET IDE tocreate an i
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