I have a section in my configuration file that looks like:
http://COMPUTER:8007/Services"/>
I would like to replace COMPUTER with the name of the machine on which the
installation is taking place. I have an XmlFile directive that looks like:
I have an installation that has been working well for some time now. I am
now trying to add a second service to the installation. I have narrowed it
down to the second service being installed and started. The files install
just fine but when I add the following:
I get error
What are the error messages? 'An error' is not helpful. As many details as
possible allow us to narrow down what the problem might be.
Does your new service depend on something you're installing to the GAC or a
Win32 side-by-side assembly? GAC and Win32 side-by-side assemblies are not
committe
Bob,
I'm glad the hear that but it brings up another question. Will an
application be MS logo compliant if the uninstall leaves
HKEY_CURRENT_USER entries around after uninstall?
Thanks,
Tom
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There is not much in the log:
MSI (s) (BC:74) [11:05:02:635]: Executing op:
ProgressTotal(Total=2,Type=1,ByteEquivalent=130)
MSI (s) (BC:74) [11:05:02:635]: Executing op:
ServiceControl(,Name=ServiceExeFile,Action=1,Wait=1,)
StartServices: Service: BsiServices Host
MSI (s) (BC:74) [11:05
By the way if I don't start the service and just install it, it is not
removed on uninstall. I am not sure how to removed this service now. It will
not start and I cannot remove it. Will this be a problem going forward
trying to install or update this service so that it starts?
From: Kevin Burt
Kevin Burton wrote:
The problem is that when I go to the Services snap in and try to start
the service it still cannot be started. The event log gives little
information other than a "file not found" exception was raised.
That's a sign you're missing a dependency. Try ildasm or Reflector t
Kevin Burton wrote:
By the way if I don't start the service and just install it, it is not
removed on uninstall.
You still need ServiceControl to delete services during uninstall.
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Thomas Svare wrote:
I'm glad the hear that but it brings up another question. Will an
application be MS logo compliant if the uninstall leaves
HKEY_CURRENT_USER entries around after uninstall?
Sorry, I have no idea about logo compliance.
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Now I am getting an error INSTALLING the service. I think this is related to
the fact that the service was not removed on uninstall.
How do I uninstall the service?
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Thank you.
Kevin
From: Bob Arnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday
It should not be a problem with Logo. Windows doesn't provide a way to solve
the problem.
If you hit a problem with Logo on this, I'd love to know about it.
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Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2007 12:31 PM
To: Thomas Svare
Cc: wix-
So I setup Wix wrong in trying to get the service to install. Now it is
installed with no service control. Do you know how to remove it? It seems
that now when I try to install I get an error with ServiceInstall. I think
this is because the service has not been removed.
From: Bob Arnson [mailto
Try:
SC DELETE ServiceName
from a command window.
Also, you really want to use Virtual Machines with undo disks enabled
for testing installers. I don't know how I ever lived without them.
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Burton
Sent: Saturday,
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