The DefaultDir column in the Directory table lists all the subfolders
just like I'd think it would be. My src= entries are all set to
.\data\<somesubfolder> relative paths and my data folder itself is just
below my main product WXS file. There is no compression turned on at
this point at all. The files are in the flat, just not in subfolders
below the resulting MSI. The install actually works, it's just where
Light.exe seems to deposit the files that's not correct as far as I can
tell.

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Richard
Sent: Monday, October 22, 2007 5:30 PM
To: WiX Users
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Files not compressed aren't staged correctly


In article
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
    "Chad Petersen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  writes:

> I just changed two of my installers to not compress any files. It
builds
> fine. The MSI itself is at the top most level. However, with one of
the
> two MSIs almost all of the files are also at the topmost level rather
> than being in their respective subfolders. The files are being picked
up
> from the proper subfolders, they just don't end up in similar
subfolders
> under the MSI. Can anyone think of a reason this might happen? Using
WiX
> 2.0.5325.0. I have not run across this before. I actually changed two
> installers today and while one behaves as expected, putting each file
in
> the relative subfolder under the resulting MSI, the other installer
> doesn't behave the same.

Windows Installer allows the source tree to be different from the
destination tree.  It does this by the DefaultDir column in the
Directory table, which allows you to specify different source and
directory trees.
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