Hi there,
Although some people already tried to help me, I am still not able to get this
working.
I am writing a managed Custom Action and need to be able to show a messagebox
that for instance tells the user that a specified password does not match the
policies. However, no matter what way I
Hi:
I run a custom action during installation. This CA creates files are
these files deleted during uninstall, if not how do I do this?
Any help appreciated.
Sean.
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Probably the easies thing to do is to use an immediate Custom Action that gets
called before LaunchConditions to set a property indicating if the version is
retrieved from the registry is high enough.
You can use good old C/C++ or WIX DTF Custom Actions written in .NET.
Typically I use C++ f
Hey Sean,
Any files created outside of the file list in the File table or not listed
in the RemoveFile table (not sure, might be another place as well) will not
be managed by Windows Installer. Of course it would be best if your custom
action removed the files it created before during uninstall b
Hey Brian,
Per your example, remove CopyFile/@SourceName and CopyFile/@SourceProperty.
Add CopyFile@/FileId and set it to the File/@Id which equals app.ico. OR,
move the under the and then remove the CopyFile/@FileId.
According to documentation (
http://wix.sourceforge.net/manual-wix3/wix_xsd_c
Neil Sleightholm wrote:
> I think I understand the component state approach but I am not sure this is
> possible with the current implementation of custom tables as I can't see how
> they can be associated with a component.
>
WiX's custom tables have a foreign key into the Component table (or
Thomas S. Trias wrote:
> I've noticed that design pattern in the IIS extensions as well; their
> modus operandi in the most recent WiX code I have is to include the
> install state and install action of the related component as part of
> their wrapped query data in the CustomActionData. I'm no
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