Hi,
I have a very peculiar issue.
My installation files is around 600 mb and if i include all files in one
*.wxs file the complilation is throwing System.OutofMemory Exception
So i splitted the single *.wxs file into 6 *.wxs files, but now the
issue is that the ProgressBar is not in sink with th
http://wixtoolset.org/ reports:
Service Unavailable
HTTP Error 503. The service is unavailable.
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Hi Rob,
we do also have the need of an elevated BA. Our BA collects all the
information required for the installation in a kind of setup wizard.
robmen wrote
> Your BootstrapperApplication should not be modifying machine state at all.
The elevation is needed, because we want to check for the e
Recycle the appPool!
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I want my feature SelectionTree to behave like radioButtons... But I do not
know how to do it...
I can not use custom dialog with radiobuttons, because options in
RadioButtonsGroup depends on condition(if some software is installed)... it
is not possible to disable just some options(only whole rad
Hello,
I have a CustomAction that checks a license key against a cloud
database. This uses an async method to wait for the response before
continuing.
When I test the methods below outside of the CustomAction, it works
fine; sends request, task waits for completion, returns results.
When I us
Launch a standalone process that elevates and communicates back to your BA.
We've talked about adding this feature to Burn so there is only a single
elevation prompt in the end but no one has contributed it yet.
Funny thing is the only reason we've needed it thus far is because the IIS
team screwe
Nicolás,
Wow, that's a lot of information, and I'm not sure I'm interpreting it
correctly. It sounds like option 5 is closest to ideal. Is that right? If it
sounds like the right answer, can you post an example showing how to replicate
it?
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On Thursday, October 3, 2013 at 11:38
Thanks. The AppPool was mysteriously stopped. Fixed.
On Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 6:29 AM, dirt wrote:
> Recycle the appPool!
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Ok I was able to get the actual Exception by surrounding it with a try/catch
(duh!) and the issue has nothing to do with WiX, I failed to run
ParseClient.Initialize before trying to query Parse.
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Hi,
Could somebody give me some pointers as to why I get:
error LGHT0094: Unresolved reference to symbol
'WixBootstrapperApplication:ManagedBootstrapperApplicationHost' in section
'Bundle:BS.Bootstrapper'.
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Is it really a known issue? It's documented here below, so it doesn't seem
like an issue in the sense that it's contrary to the documentation.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa368322(v=vs.85).aspx
which suggests using script session.message method.
Phil Wilson
On Thu,
We really need a verbose log to see what's going on. If potentially any
kind of repair, including right-click on the MSI or even applying a patch
later on, causes a reboot then the underlying issue isn't the repair it's
the reboot. It may be an in-use file, it may even be a ScheduleReboot (or
Force
I have a theory on why the reboot may have happened, if the .exe file
is not versioned (which I asked but didn't get an answer yet).
As others said before, because the registry key is in HKCU, when
launching the advertised shortcut for the first time in a user
account, the installer will notice th
Nicolás,
I like your theory… It seems very plausible. Unfortunately, the .exe is
versioned, and so is every one of its .dlls. I double-checked by using Explorer
to examine the Details page of each file's Properties. The icon is taken from
the .exe file, so there isn't even a data file that coul
I need to disable the verbose logging for the MSI Package in my Burn setup, how
can I make this?
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I have a wix solution in VisualStudio and it takes a lot to build more that 30
minutes, I have a msi and a Burn project, but if I make some changes only in
the Burn Project it rebuild even the msi package?
Can you make some compilation optimization to rebuild only the necessary?
Look at the build log file to see what is requiring a rebuild.
On Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 6:08 PM, Marco Tognacci wrote:
> I have a wix solution in VisualStudio and it takes a lot to build more
> that 30 minutes, I have a msi and a Burn project, but if I make some
> changes only in the Burn Project
Not possible today. Diagnosing installation failures pretty much always
requires the data in a verbose log file so Burn enables it by default today.
On Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 6:06 PM, Marco Tognacci wrote:
> I need to disable the verbose logging for the MSI Package in my Burn
> setup, how can I ma
Hi All,
I would like to hear an opinion from users and administrators about the
following issue:
Recently I was asked to change during installation MSDTC service
configuration, namely Failure options to continue working on third and all
consequtive fails.
My questions is:
1. Is it a good practice i
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