Unfortunately, ServiceControl with Stop='install' always stops service, it
is not dependent on that updating service or not. Also it does not solve
the problem with locked non executable files.
Bob Arnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alexander Biryukov wrote:
>> Is exist a way to display Fil
Alexander Biryukov wrote:
> Unfortunately, ServiceControl with Stop='install' always stops service, it
> is not dependent on that updating service or not.
True, but better to stop more services than reboot.
> Also it does not solve the problem with locked non executable files.
>
MSI doesn't s
MSI v4 integrates with the restart manager and can do a lot more around
stopping files/services/etc... but you'll have to wait for Vista for that.
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Just for record:
After several hours of trying I have discovered that changing product
GUID and package GUID helps. Next time I will read tutorial better.
Now I change package GUID every build. It had side effect of orphaned
shortcuts so I advertised them and it seems to be OK.
I suppose this is
Package GUID should always be changed. That's what the whole -- GUID-like thing is for. It's to generate the new GUID automatically for you every time. You shouldn't need to change the product GUID (though you could).
-FrancisOn 8/5/06, Standa Kunc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
J
Title: Multi-language msi
Hi,
We are currently using the MsiTran / SummaryInfo mechanism to build a single msi for English, French, German, and Italian. We're being asked to add Japanese, Chinese, and Korean and I was thinking if wix would make this easier maybe now would be a good time to i
Title: Multi-language msi
What is the MsiTran SummaryInfo mechanism?
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Subject: [WiX-users]
Multi-language msi
Hi,
We are c
MSI does not support unicode database and requires single ANSI code page for a
database.
As Western European languages shares a single code page 1252, it is possible to
make a single MSI for multiple languages. But CJK or other languages use their
own code page. E.g. Japanese 932, Korean 949, Si
> I am still wondering why MSI does not support unicode database in
> the current version, if even MSI 3.0 or later does not support
> non-unicode based operating systems - Windows 9x.
File format changes are never cheap... especially, when you have over 7
years of files that you have to maintai
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