"Brian Simoneau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What you have is not terribly messy, at least when it comes to Windows
> Installer.
Well than please let me know how to do it. The below code does not
work properly, I can not see any reason why this boolean stuff should
not work, but either the fil
Don't know if anyone has come across this yet but Bart De Smet is doing a
series of articles around creating a Linq provider for MSI:
http://communities.bartdesmet.net/blogs/bart/archive/2008/06/06/linq-to-msi-part-0-introduction.aspx
http://communities.bartdesmet.net/blogs/bart/archive/2008/06/1
Should someone tell him about DTF?
I was once working on a MSI Provider for ADO.NET 2.0 ... I guess Linq is the
way to go now.
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--- On Sat, 6
Yes, you're right it does. Ok, your suggestions worked. Now my SQL
scripts run correctly. Thank you!
One thing to note is that if I tried to use ExecuteOnInstall in the
same element with a RollbackOnUninstall, then it doesn't get executed
at all (undocumented).
Anyway I have a new problem, during
1. Uhh, that first issue is a bug. Either the code is wrong or the
documentation is wrong. Can you open a bug with information about specifically
what doesn't work with ExecuteOnInstall/RollbackOnUninstall?
2. Make the Component permanent. You may have to your Component smaller
(generally
This isn't a support request. This is simply a thank you note to the WiX
devs and community My company has just released the latest version of
our flagship product (http://www.muvee.com/en/products/reveal/)- which also
marks the turning point in our windows deployment methodology.
For over a y
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