Hello:
I have an MSI developed with WIX, which packages (among other things) a
few .Net DLLs. Recently, these .Net v.3 DLLs have been updated to .Net
v.4.
I noticed that after running an upgrade, the .Net v.3 Assemblies remain
in the .Net 2 GAC (I noticed this after upgrades on Windows Ser
Follow up - I implemented a custom action that uses gacUtil.exe to
uninstall the old assemblies and scheduled it just after CostFinalize in
the InstallExecuteSequence.
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From: Gregory Swanson [mailto:gswan...@athoc.com]
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#x27;ed files it is responsible for.
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Replacing .Net v.3 Assemblies with .Net
v.4Assembliesduring Major U
place? We use lots of GAC'ed
files and have not run into a given installer not uninstalling the
GAC'ed files it is responsible for.
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From: Gregory Swanson [mailto:gswan...@athoc.com]
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Replacing .Net v.3 Assemblieswith.Net
v.4Assembliesduring Major Upgrade
They're installed using the Wix F
(s) (38:38) [17:05:07:710]: Component: component80; Installed:
Local; Request: Absent; Action: FileAbsent; Client State: Local
Thanks,
Greg
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trol Panel only shows the newest one when you are done installing it?
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if youre using * for the guid.
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From: Gregory Swanson [mailto:gswan...@athoc.com]
Sent: 19 October 2011 02:37
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Replacing .Netv.3Assemblieswith.Net
v.4Assembliesduring Major Upgrade
I want to cl
he problem, are the components in the same place in the
directory hierarchy in all installers ? I imagine that is what gives the
"location" of the components, even though the files go in the GAC. That
could matter if youre using * for the guid.
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From: Gregory S
Using the IIS 7 API you would do something like this
(http://www.iis.net/ConfigReference/system.applicationHost/sites):
Function CheckWebSiteExists(name)
Set adminManager =
CreateObject("Microsoft.ApplicationHost.WritableAdminManager")
adminManager.CommitPath = "MACHINE/WEBROOT/APP
Thanks for the reply Joe. Here is an excerpt from InstallExecuteSequence. I
use a CA to drop the databases (ATDropDB), and at the point the CA is executed
the service is no longer running. In fact I watch the services manager,
refreshing as the uninstall begins, and the service is stopped ea
I discovered the cause. First, thanks - if you didn't reassure me that the
service is not stopped by Windows Installer on 2008 I wouldn't have found the
cause as soon.
We use WMI in the ATShutDownProcessor CA to shut down all processes that have
our standard name. In an unfortunate decisi
Ah - I see. The difference between my test scenario and the broken update is
that the log for the broken update shows an Info 1903 line scheduling a reboot
to delete the DLL file, not the .RBF file.
Thanks -
Greg
> Date: Tue, 3 Mar 2009 14:36:16 -0800
> From: b...@joyofsetup.com
> To: wi
Our installer includes a folder with backup copies of three .NET dlls. During
installation the three dlls are added to the GAC by the MSI, but the backups
are put in a "DotNet" folder under the install directory.
However, when testing the uninstall we discovered that the folder and the
backup
Our upgrade test for WIX version 2.0.5805.0 failed with a missing reference:
error LGHT0112 : Unresolved reference to symbol 'CustomAction:ConfigureSql' in
section 'Product:87987744-2DCA-4262-B0A2-57B2EEA3FBE9'.
We copied our build files from version 2.0.2912.0 and simply tried to compile
with
ssing reference
> ConfigureSql ?> > What is the command line you are building with? Sounds like
> you need> sca.wixlib passed as an arg to light.exe (or maybe it's
> wixca.wixlib).> > Dana> > On Mon, Jul 28, 2008 at 2:28 PM, Gregory Swanson
> <[EMAIL
.exe (or maybe it's
> wixca.wixlib).> > Dana> > On Mon, Jul 28, 2008 at 2:28 PM, Gregory Swanson
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:> > > Our upgrade test for WIX version 2.0.5805.0
> failed with a missing> > reference:> > error LGHT0112 : Unresolv
ssing reference
> ConfigureSql ?> > IRCC, the ConfigureSql action was renamed somewhere in
> there. Did you rebuild everything?> > -Original Message-> From:
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> Sent: Monday, July 28, 20
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