I was using v3.6.221.0; I have now changed to v3.6.2617.0 and it seems to have
resolved the problem. Thank-you Rob.
However, my BA (using the new build) now only seems to launch correctly on the
build system.
If I attempt to run it on another machine it fails with:
Loading managed bootstrapper application.
Error 0x8013141a: Failed to create the managed bootstrapper application.
Error 0x8013141a: Failed to create UX.
Error 0x8013141a: Failed to load UX.
Error 0x8013141a: Failed while running
Error 0x8013141a: Failed to run per-user mode.
I executed the WiX build ('make ship') from an elevated command window, and
installed using the built WiX36.exe as usual.
Obviously the build is being tied to my build system in some way ... any ideas?
> What version of Burn are you using? Recent builds work better... the Beta had
> a couple upgrade issues.
>> To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
>> Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2012 14:51:30 +1100
>> Subject: [WiX-users] Burn Upgrade Scenario Issue
>>
>>
>> I have a custom Burn BA based on WixBA which is working well, until I try an
>> upgrade scenario.
>> The bundle chains together 3 msi's. (A, B and C)
>> I install the bundle successfully.
>> I then attempt to install an upgrade bundle where A and B are the original
>> msi's but C is a major upgrade. The version of the bundle is also
>> incremented.
>> >From the logs I see that the BA detects A and B as present and required as
>> >Present, and C as Absent, required Present. The related bundle is detected
>> >as a major upgrade.
>> The plan follows in the same fashion. So far so good.
>> The apply is where things go wrong.
>> The apply first applies the C upgrade as an install, which succeeds as
>> expected.
>> The apply then proceeds to uninstall the original bundle, which succeeds;
>> and the apply is now complete.
>>
>> This scenario results in the old bundle uninstalled (correct) but the new
>> bundle installed with only package C present, A and B are missing (they were
>> uninstalled along with the original bundle).
>> I am assuming that A and B should be given a RequestState of None when
>> uninstalling the original bundle. However, they are incorrectly set to
>> Absent. (C is correctly set to Superceded).
>>
>> Is there something obvious I am missing?
>>
>>
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