> Julie,
> thank's for the answer!
> Maybe I misunderstand something but I don't think that 3073 is the
> sequence number. I guess it's the Type-Number of the CustomAction > and
> describes the Custom Action In-Script Option as shown here:
> http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa368069.aspx
> My log (msiexec) shows clearly that the ExecXmlConfig is executed > at the
> very end of the installation - I dont know the sequencenumber but > I
> think it's higher than 4002.
> The thing is that I would like to execute my FileReplacer-dll > right
> after the execution of XmlConfig, where my tags will be written into the
> xml-file. And I guess XmlConfig will be executed with the call of the
> ExecXmlConfig-target but I have no clue what the sequencenumber is since
> I cant find it anywhere.

> So I'm wondering what the sequence-number of the XmlConfig-Execution is?
> Any ideas?

> Thank's Chris

Sorry, that's what I get for trying to answer a question early in the
morning.  You are correct, that is the custom action type, not the sequence
number.  Looking at my example .msi in Orca, there is a "SchedXmlConfig" at
4001 (still less than 4002) in the InstallExecuteSequence table (and I
double checked this time.)  

Personally, I'd try commenting out whatever XmlConfig code you have to
troubleshoot the custom action problem, or even writing a very simple "test
product" .msi that only runs the custom action.  There is an example of that
on my wiki too, http://wix.mindcapers.com/wiki/CANotepadTest_Example .  It
runs notepad.exe, but you should be able to tweak it to run your action with
little effort.  

Julie Campbell
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