Most of the WiX CustomActions do this. You might look at the
WcaProgress() code.
Hukumchand Shah wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I want to move the installer progressbar on the basis of custom actions
> execution.
> Like if there are five custom actions are executing then the progress bar
> should move in f
A few more details:
1. I think we will end up doing the work to host the CLR. It won't be
available right out of the gate but it is a thing to solve (and there
are several very challenging things to solve).
4. There will not be different entry points. However, you application
will be provided
Because both Merge Modules have the CustomAction but a CustomAction can
only exist in a Product once. So the warning is telling you one of them
is being dropped.
John Stevenson-Hoare wrote:
> Does anyone know why I get this warning and the following warnings when
> I include two merge modules in
Oh, and after the raw basics work, we'll iterate like we always do,
until it works well.
Rob Mensching wrote:
> A few more details:
>
> 1. I think we will end up doing the work to host the CLR. It won't be
> available right out of the gate but it is a thing to solve (and there
> are several very
Bump
Nobody got any idea ??? or suggestions ??
Connatic wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> i have a weird problem, i did have Wix setup and working from my VS 2008
> install, but today i had to uninstall all the .net frameworks & IIS from
> my PC. (because of an IIS problem i have been having)
>
>
Wilson, Phil wrote:
>
> A couple of things:
>
> 1, It looks like your versions are 1.0.* and the compiler will generate a
> new one every time you build. If you heat once and then rebuild your
> add-in you're going to have a mismatch. I recommend setting a complete
> version. If you haven't sp
Try this command: devenv.exe /resetskippkgs
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From: Connatic [mailto:richardpgi...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, May 01, 2009 12:28 AM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Wix Projects wont Load in VS2008 ?
Bump
Nobody got any idea ??? or suggestio
Thanks.
Rob Mensching-6 wrote:
>
> Because both Merge Modules have the CustomAction but a CustomAction can
> only exist in a Product once. So the warning is telling you one of them
> is being dropped.
>
> John Stevenson-Hoare wrote:
>> Does anyone know why I get this warning and the followin
Right, I'll upgrade and get back to you.
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From: "Bob Arnson"
To: "General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset."
Sent: Friday, May 01, 2009 12:41 AM
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Unhandled System.IO.FileLoadException in candle
> John Daintree wrote:
>> Unhandle
Jason, you are a Star !! :0)
That did the trick, what exactly does that command do out of interest ?
nb - i have spent the last day trying to fix what your command fixed in 2
minutes !
Jason Ginchereau wrote:
>
> Try this command: devenv.exe /resetskippkgs
>
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HI Again,
i have 1 final issue with my Wix Install, one of my colleagues has written a
c++ dll which is basically a Network Folder Browser.
I want to Call this Custom Action from a Dialog and return a path value.
Obviously it is not working currently, there is no error, when you click on
the as
Preston, Stuart wrote:
> Thanks - I tried that today with no joy. However, I've since discovered
> this only seems to occur for me when running inside Virtual PC 2007 SP1.
> I found a physical 2008 server, installed Windows Installer 4.5 on it
> and didn't get the issue at all...
>
Both x86?
Hi all,
In my MSI I have a checkbox on the last dialog (the Exit dialog). If the user
ticks the checkbox, I would like to set a registry value. This is to provide
some information to an application that runs after the MSI has completed.
What is the best way of doing this? AFAIK I can't simply d
Hi Phil,
Some more info...
I turned on Fusion in the registry for logging assembly load errors and the
following error is logged when Word loads and then disables the AddIn.
-
*** Assembly Binder Log Entry (01/05/2009 @ 12
Michael Bednarek wrote:
> In my MSI I have a checkbox on the last dialog (the Exit dialog). If the user
> ticks the checkbox, I would like to set a registry value. This is to provide
> some information to an application that runs after the MSI has completed.
>
Put the check box on a dialog th
Wilson, Phil wrote:
>
> A couple of things:
>
> 1, It looks like your versions are 1.0.* and the compiler will generate a
> new one every time you build. If you heat once and then rebuild your
> add-in you're going to have a mismatch. I recommend setting a complete
> version. If you haven't sp
Have you considered solving this by Windows security policy management?
(assuming you are deploying within an organization)
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From: Yu, Brian [mailto:b...@easyscreen.com]
Sent: Thursday, April 30, 2009 5:10 AM
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Sub
Hi All,
Thanks for the answers.
For awhile I have been intending to create a wizard type framework which I
could utilize using an external UI.
Now, when burn is available, the scenario I'm envisioning would be something
like this:
a) burn .exe allows for installation of .NET (or other prerequi
Hi all!
I want to add a checkbox to conditionally install a desktop shortcut. I
found examples of this on the web that I tried but I was not able to get
any of the to work properly. The problem seems to be that the UI fails
to update the property I use to control the installation of the
shortcut. I
I have two features in my application installer, one that requires .NET
Framework 1.1, and one that requires version 2.0.
Is it possible to set launch conditions per the features actually being
installed (as below)? Or are these conditions checked prior to the feature
selection? If so, how can
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