For a few more details:
Multi-part CABs can get the total size of a set of files past 2GB, possibly to
64K * 2GB, but no one file can exceed 2GB.
Maximum size of all files in one folder (uncompressed) 2GB
Maximum size of all files in one folder (compressed) 2GB
Maximum size of a CAB file (comp
Sorry, this is a repost because the formatting came out strangely on the last
email.
For a few more details:
- Multi-part CABs can get the total size of a set of files past 2GB, possibly
to 64K * 2GB, but no one file can exceed 2GB.
- Maximum size of all files in one folder (uncompressed) = 2GB
I have an .exe.config file with 5 values.
I need a GUI with 5 textboxes to capture end-user input, and then update the
.exe.config.
How should that be done? I am not sure if UAC allows for an exe to be edited
like this.
Is file editing best done in WiX somehow, or in C# code called from the
Hi,
Just wondering what the typical Wix conventions are for displaying release
notes near the end of an installation sequence.
Thanks.
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All of the data generated in your IT infrastructure is seriously valuable.
Why? I
I'm experiencing some problems with an msi that fails to install when Windows
Installer service is busy. This msi has an associated transform that will
register itself into the MSI inventory even though the corresponding msi failed
to install, and any subsequent attempts to run the msi will resu
On 11-Jul-11 12:15, Steve Craft wrote:
> I have an .exe.config file with 5 values.
>
> I need a GUI with 5 textboxes to capture end-user input, and then update the
> .exe.config.
>
> How should that be done? I am not sure if UAC allows for an exe to be edited
> like this.
>
Use XmlFile to edit
On 11-Jul-11 09:21, Daniel Madill wrote:
> Multi-part CABs can get the total size of a set of files past 2GB, possibly
> to 64K * 2GB, but no one file can exceed 2GB.
> Maximum size of all files in one folder (uncompressed) 2GB
> Maximum size of all files in one folder (compressed) 2GB
Neither of
On 11-Jul-11 13:02, Brad Lemings wrote:
> Just wondering what the typical Wix conventions are for displaying release
> notes near the end of an installation sequence.
See "How To: Run the Installed Application After Setup" and replace
"myapplication.exe" with "myreleasenotes.html."
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Greetings,
Just wondering if there is an easier way to accomplish this:
http://www.geektieguy.com/2010/03/13/create-a-multi-lingual-multi-language-msi-using-wix-and-custom-build-scripts/?
Thanks.
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All of the data gene
1639 means the command line was incorrect. What is it that makes you associate
this with the service being busy, and why don't you believe that the error
message? Anything in a verbose log?
Phil Wilson
-Original Message-
From: Eugen Ungureanu [mailto:eungure...@rim.com]
Sent: Monday,
Hi Phil,
I'm monitoring the calling process and I can see this happening consistently if
the msi failed to deploy in a previous attempt because Windows Installer
service was busy.
I agree that 1639 refers to invalid command line, but I've seen some posts that
associates this error with having o
How does Wix know where to find myapplication.exe? How would I replace
myapplication.exe with a Component/File reference? I'm still somewhat new to
Wix. :)
Thanks.
-Original Message-
From: Bob Arnson [mailto:b...@joyofsetup.com]
Sent: Monday, July 11, 2011 11:42 AM
To: wix-users@li
Oh nevermind. I didn't look at the whole example. "myapplication.exe" IS a
Wix reference.
-Original Message-
From: Brad Lemings
Sent: Monday, July 11, 2011 1:51 PM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: [WiX-users] Typical Wix conventions for displaying release notes?
How d
Nope unfortunately not. For a good localization only embedding the
transforms, creating a bootstrapper to select the transform or even
handle the whole MSI installation are possible approaches.
2011/7/11 Brad Lemings :
> Greetings,
>
> Just wondering if there is an easier way to accomplish this:
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