The uppercasing of PIDKEY is done by the ValidateProductID Windows
Installer Standard Action. The resulting property is ProductID.
Reflecting the uppercasing for the user seems a bit tricky.
So e.g. if you use
<Property Id="PIDTemplate" Hidden="yes">
<![CDATA[<^^^-^^^^-####>]]>
</Property>
and type tes-ttes-1234
MSI (c) (D4:74) [15:28:06:444]: PROPERTY CHANGE: Modifying PIDKEY
property. Its current value is 'tes-ttes- '. Its new value:
'tes-ttes-1234'.
Server ValidateProductID sets ProductID respondingly:
MSI (s) (0C:E4) [15:28:07:917]: Doing action: ValidateProductID
Action 15:28:07: ValidateProductID.
Action start 15:28:07: ValidateProductID.
MSI (s) (0C:E4) [15:28:07:918]: PROPERTY CHANGE: Adding ProductID
property. Its value is 'TES-TTES-1234'.
Action ended 15:28:07: ValidateProductID. Return value 1.
Alternatively you can sequence ValidateProductID to another place to
verify the PIDKEY after entering and before your CA to verify it.
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