Hi,
I've got a project that I used to build with Votive 2 under VS.NET
2003. I've upgraded to 2005, and votive 3.0 (the unstable version). It
built pretty quick -- lots of new warnings. :-)
But, when light runs I get a error which I don't know how to tackle:
light.exe : error LGHT0216 : An un
1. WixCop.exe can help you with that migration. It'll fix most (if not
all) of the warnings.
2. I expect this problem is that the darice.cub and mergemod.cub were not
installed with Votive. Derek has been working improving on the error
messages for this case and I think Bob has a fix for the V
I am having
trouble using TortiseCVS to update my copy of the WiX v2 source and I think I
have spotted the problem. In the src project tree the folders QTest and qtest
exist (note same spelling different case), on Windows this is not valid. Would
it be possible to one of these renamed/remove
Piggybacking off of Albert's query, I'd like to add a concern of my
own...
I'd guess that many wix users would like to be contributors, but are
either scared off by the assignment agreement, or are simply unable to
sign it due to employer restrictions etc...
In my own case, I know that I have
On Sat, 08 Jul 2006 21:18:53 +0300, Shmarya Rubenstein wrote:
Shmarya,
> them back to the community, but find that my employer is very weary
> of the assignment agreement; not because there is anything
> particularly daunting about it, but rather because they don't want
> to create precedent, or
1. Some of the fixes are developed during work-hours as they are needed
by work-related projects.
2. I have a fairly strict restriction of trade/intellectual property, so
it's not that simple.
I could always sign the agreement as a private person, but if it where
ever challenged, I might get in
Hi All,
I am new to wix and was wondering if there was an
example out there that does the following:
1. Detect .NET (found in tutorial)
2. If it isnt installed, download dotnetfx from a site
and install.
Do you do this via a CustomAction?
Thanks,
-- harold
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Hi all,
Does anyone think that WiX should try to add
explicit support for installing Windows instrumentation features such as event
logs, performance counters (custom .NET ones) and WMI schema? It seems to
me that one of the primary attractions for using installutil.exe for .NET-based
app
Hi All,
I am new to Wix and was wondering if there was an
example floating out there that does the following:
1. Detect whether .NET is installed in the machine (an
example has already been done via the tutorial)
2. If it hasnt been, obtain dotnetfx from a website or
somewhere and launch it.
Than
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