Hi,
I would like use Wix for deploying a ASP.Net Web Application.
I have added the Wix project to the solution which contains the ASP.NET Web
Application. I would like to know if there is an automated way to generate the
.wxs file for the ASP.NET Web Application.
Thanks
Satyapr
Hello,
could anybody tell me why this won't show me a message box?
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I'm using Session.Message to spawn a Messegebox from some CA. Is there a way
to change Caption on a spawned Messagebox?
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Hi,
I am having an installer which takes a lot of time after license
agreement dialog. In the mean time it displays a dialog box saying
"computing space requirement". This dialog box has a "return" button on
it. After a long time this dialog box disappears. This dialog box has
two different be
Hi,
But When I run "heat" on a directory, the source attribute of File is
set to "SourceDir\". Is there a way to override this.
Thanks
Satyaprakash J
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From: Pally Sandher [mailto:pally.sand...@iesve.com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2010 3:55 PM
To: General disc
Hi,
Is there an automated way to generate wxs file for a ASP.NET
web application project. I know we can use "heat", but heat does not add dlls
referenced in the project.
Thanks
Satyaprakash J
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Hi,
In my setup project, I am having a main module and a merge module. I
have a property called 'MYPROP' declared in the main module. I need to do
some operations in the merge module's custom action and depending on the
operation result, I need to set the value of 'MYPROP' to '0' or '1'. I a
hi Warne any guideline on using msistuff.exe ?
Also which setup.exe should i use in command line? the one available with
from Wix toolset?
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Hi,
Windows 2008 is with very high security. So please check do you have
permissions on registry, folder (drive), temp folder etc.
Thanks,
Rahul
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From: Sanjay Rao [mailto:s...@noida.interrasystems.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2010 5:00 PM
To: General discussion for W
But it does not have issues if I do not click on return button.
rahul.ekb...@sungard.com wrote:
> Hi,
> Windows 2008 is with very high security. So please check do you have
> permissions on registry, folder (drive), temp folder etc.
>
> Thanks,
> Rahul
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Sanjay
Hi,
I have created a ASP.NET application project in Visual Studio.
I have created the wxs file. Now if I add a new file to the ASP.NET application
project, it looks like we have to manually update the wxs file also. Is there
an automated way of updating the wxs file?
Thanks
Sat
I am doing a check in C# custom action and if some condition satiisfies ,
then i am returning ActionResult.Sucess or ActionResult.Failure ?
My question is how to get these status codes in my script?
I have set the attribute Return=Check in custom action attributes and this
custom action is basical
I am doing a check in C# custom action and if some condition satiisfies ,
then i am returning ActionResult.Sucess or ActionResult.Failure ?
My question is how to get these status codes in my script?
I have set the attribute Return=Check in custom action attributes and this
custom action is basical
That makes sense. Maybe a specific project is explicitly using version 2.x. We
have both checked in (2.x and 3.0). I will search through the tree and kill
those and see if that works.
Thanks,
Vijai.
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Sent: Wednesday, August 0
I'm a complete newbie to WiX and Windows Installer. I've worked through the
tutorials and documentation, and feel pretty comfortable with all the
basics. Now I'm trying to create an installer to fit my requirements, and
while the basic install of the app and shortcuts, including conditions, and
cu
Can anyone help me out, about how to integrate Wix 3.5 installer project into a
Tfs Build (im using TFS 2010)
Or maybe point me into some tutorials about it?
Thanks,
Victor Mora
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Does WiX support modifying group policy? I need to enable the GP " force a
specific visual style file or force Windows Classic" from my MSI.
Thanks,
Jacob
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Michael,
With only one file in the component, you probably don't need the
KeyPath. My WXS doesn't need the KeyPath for a file (I have a single
file in each component) and it passes all ICE tests.
As far as putting files into a specific user folder that should be OK if
you are doing a per-user
Chris Lord-2 wrote:
>
> With only one file in the component, you probably don't need the
> KeyPath. My WXS doesn't need the KeyPath for a file (I have a single
> file in each component) and it passes all ICE tests.
>
I would have thought so, but I get the same ICE38 error. Based on the MSDN
I did find a work-around for the ICE64 errors, but it seems a bit clunky (see
below). Can anybody confirm whether this is the correct way to do this?
Oh, my bad. I forgot the
that belongs in each component. Still not an elegant solution, so comments
welcome. Thanks!
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I have a set of custom actions and reboot scheduled at the end for both install
and uninstall in non-silent mode. It works fine for install on all windows
platform. Uninstall from Add/Remove program also works fine on all but Vista.
On
Vista "reboot" prompt pops even before the uninstall is act
I have a set of custom actions and reboot scheduled at the end for both install
and uninstall in non-silent mode. It works fine for install on all windows
platform. Uninstall from Add/Remove program also works fine on all but Vista.
On
Vista "reboot" prompt pops even before the uninstall is ac
I shudder at the thought. I would be so angry if I installed software that did
this to my machine. Software should never be this tightly coupled to a
specific
visual style and if you are otherwise authorized to make these types of changes
because you own the environment it shouldn't be done t
Forgot to mention that my custom actions are "deferred" and "check":
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From: "Bisht, Pradeep"
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Thu, August 5, 2010 11:53:21 AM
Subject: [WiX-users] reboot prompt appears before uninstall on
This is required for our software package to work. Without going much into
the details, these installs are done on our VM's which hosts our solution
and not on any user machines.
Is this supported natively in WiX?
Jacob
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 1:54 PM, Christopher Painter <
chr...@deploymentengin
Hi Christopher, this is not tightly coupled to a visual style. In silent mode i
have a top level installer that takes care of reboot based upon the status of
bunch of smaller installers. In GUI mode user is directly invoking the
installer/uninstall and hence the difference.
The Source attribute of the File element currently ignores the "SourceDir\"
beginning when it finds it. However, you can override it using the -var
parameter (see the heat tool's commandline help for details).
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From: Satyaprakash J [mailto:sat...@smartek21.com]
Sent: Thu
I don't know if this will work, but did you suppress modularization on the
MYPROP variable in your merge module?
BTW, if I can make a plug: if you can get away with using WixLibs instead of
MSMs they are much easier to work with, much more flexible, easier to
understand, and tend to be less buggy.
On 8/4/2010 7:39 PM, Blair wrote:
>> From the install log you sent the link to earlier:
>
> What is standing out to me (from the properties, this is (I'm assuming)
> installing 0.5.0 over 0.3.0 via major upgrade):
>
> Before the sequence table is parsed:
>
> MSI (s) (78:4C) [20:14:06:466]: Product
Natively, no. In my expeirence trying to set things in GPO typically fails
anyways because a domain controller will just come by a little bit later and
"fix" it for you.
Why don't you just update your VM images?
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From: Sajo Jacob
To: General discussion for Windows
We just have the ability to remotely install our solution, and can't reimage
the VM's unfortunately. Any other ideas?
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 3:14 PM, Christopher Painter <
chr...@deploymentengineering.com> wrote:
> Natively, no. In my expeirence trying to set things in GPO typically fails
> anyw
Hello,
I'm trying to install my own IIS module on Windows 7 x64 system.
I did follow the steps on article
http://jdhardy.blogspot.com/2008/10/installing-iis7-ui-extensions-with-wix.html
using util:XmlConfig to modify administration.config located under
%systemroot%\system32\inetsrv\config.
Whe
If the error message is accurate it would seem to be dropping your
%systemroot% out of the path, which isn't too surprising. You might try
something more like
[WindowsFolder]\system32\inetsrv\config
Or
[SystemFolder]\inetsrv\config
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From: ahmet aslan [mailto:artic...@y
The MSI I'm working has an immediate custom action (after InstallFinalize)
which writes to HKLM. On Win7 etc it fails even if the logged-on user is an
admin unless it's run from an Admin Command Prompt (msiexec /i ...). How can I
check for FULL admin privileges? Can it be done with "Windows Inst
What I've seen recommended (I think from an MSI team member) is to have a type
19 custom action in the Execute sequence that checks Privileged, because by
then you're elevated or not. There is also MSIUSEREALADMINDETECTION, but it
generally seems like a bad idea to try to preserve old behavior u
I've got an XML file that will be installed along with my app, which refers
to my app's installed executable. (Sort of like a shortcut, except that this
XML is used by a 3rd-party app to invoke my app as an add-on. My app can
also run as a standalone app.) I'd like to give the user who installs my
Hi All,
I was hoping someone could point me in the right
direction as i have searched everywhere and have found no trace of this
issue. Anyway...
I have an installer that functions well and seem
to do everything i'd like, except on one system. On this system for
some reason the TempFolder app
Two ways (take your pick):
1) Install WiX on the build machine the same way you install it on the
developer machines.
2) Add the contents of the wix35-binaries.zip to a convenient place in your
solution/enlistment and follow Bob's suggestion on this page:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en
Hello All,
If the user uninstalls an application from Control Panel, is it possible to
provide an uninstallation log file somehow for the uninstallation process?
If so, how would I provide that log file name and location?
Please advise.
Thanks,
Sai Kodi
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