Hi,
I have written a custom action in c# which creates shortcut to an
executable using WshShellClass of IWshRuntimeLibrary. I have referrenced
Interop.IWshRuntimeLibrary.dll in my custom action project.
But execution of custom action fails with unable to find this dll. How we
can make that dll av
Hi all,
I am completely new to WIX and to the Windows Installer in general and I
have a question that probably just shows how much of a noob I am.
I would like the installer to create a folder in My Documents and this
folder will be used by the users to save and store their own files. So I
would li
On 10-Dec-11 13:43, Roy Chastain wrote:
> Is there a mechanism to employ a custom detection in the Burn
> ManagedBootstrapperApplication that would affect the install/no install
> status of an ExePackage?
OnPlanPackageBegin lets you change the request state.
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On 08-Dec-11 02:09, Nevskiy, Alexander wrote:
> On executing light.exe I got the following error:
> error LGHT0094 : Unresolved reference to symbol
> 'CustomAction:[CustomSerialValidateProp]' in section
> 'Product:{3E8964C7-5FA5-4740-A3D6-191E2043963C}'
>
> According to
> http://msdn.microsoft.c
On 07-Dec-11 16:19, Brad Wildenborg wrote:
> and am using NAnt 0.91. I'm mostly just after getting access to the Burn
> utility, so if anyone could help me get it built or link to where I could
> download a prebuilt version, that would be wonderful.
It's part of every WiX v3.6 build: x86\burn.exe.
On 06-Dec-11 12:35, Gary Gocek wrote:
> Is it correct to say that if LIGHT is allowed to run the internal
> consistency evaluators (ICEs, light runs them by default), and if NIT is
> used to run unit tests, that the account performing these actions requires
>
> admin rights? (WIX 3.5, Windows Serve
On 07-Dec-11 11:29, Robert Hermann wrote:
> Anybody have any ideas
Use Orca to look at the ControlEvent table.
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The WiX help recommends to deploy the Visual C++ runtime using merge
modules. I refer to section "How To: Install the Visual C++
Redistributable with your installer". While this is possible, I don't
want to include the MSM in every MSI I will generate. Instead I prefer
to add this to the bootst
I have two restart situations that do not work.
1) - On Windows 7, .NET framework requires a reboot. (Interestingly it
does not on XP.) I must do that reboot, because I have managed code
that is used later in the install sequence to check if one of the
dependencies is installed. I have set the E
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