We want to develop a Managed Bootstrapper Application, and were looking for a
Documentation or Online Help where the complete Namespace
Microsoft.Tools.WindowsInstallerXml.Bootstrapper is documented. Is there
something available like the DTF (Deployment Tools Foundation) which is a good
help
I would like to add checkbox in welcome page of the wix bootstrapper.
Modified the HyperlinkTheme.xml and add like,
Checkbox Name=InstallDriver X=18 Y=191 Width=-11 Height=17
TabStop=yes FontId=3 Property= CHECKBOXPROPERTY CheckBoxValue=1
HideWhenDisabled=yesInstall Driver/Checkbox
But the
I have added one checkbox in the HyperlinkTheme.xml like,
Checkbox Name=MyCheckBox X=18 Y=191 Width=-11 Height=17
TabStop=yes FontId=3 HideWhenDisabled=yesInstall Driver/Checkbox
How can i use this in bootstrapper? I have modified the Bundle.wxs file
like,
MsiPackage
Hi All,
I want to create a bootstrapper for .NET framework 4.0 install as a
prerequisite for my application if it is not already present. Below is
how i designed my Bundle in which i am referencing my other WIX project:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
Wix
Assuming Checkbox works like a Button I would remove the Property and
CheckBoxValue attributes as I do not think you need them. Then add this line
to your bundle element to default it to checked:
Variable Name= InstallDriver Type=numeric Value=1 /
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From: hkannans
Thanks for the reply. The problem is that we are building a general purpose
product and have no control on what the user is going to do. We test various
scenarios before launching a product and this was one of our test areas.
Now, I suppose we have fixed the issue. We have made that component
Thanks for the reply. Making a component 'Transitive' will make the condition
get re-evaluated upon re-install but, nothing is happening during uninstall.
During uninstall the component was still getting executed :-(.
Now, I suppose we have fixed the issue. We have made that component
Classification: Public
This is how I have mine:
Page Name=Install
Text X=170 Y=20 Width=-11 Height=60 FontId=2
DisablePrefix=yes#(loc.InstallHeader)/Text
Text X=170 Y=100 Width=-11 Height=-129 FontId=3
DisablePrefix=yes#(loc.InstallMessage)/Text
Text X=11 Y=-11 Width=246 Height=17
Classification: Public
Oops forgot to show how I check if checkbox is selected to install MSI:
MsiPackage Id=Client_1
DisplayName=$(var.ProductName)
SourceFile=SomeSoftware.msi
Name=SomeSoftware.msi
InstallCondition=InstallClient1Checkbox = 1
Thanks.
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A project that creates a bootstrapper (and uses the Bundle element) should
produce an EXE, and not an msi. An MSI does not have the appropriate 'entry
point' which is what the error indicates.
You might find it easier to use the built-in support for installing .Net
4.0. In my bootstrapper (exe)
Hi, I have two products that install from a cd.
Both install and patch fine, but one of the products give ma a 1706 error only
in Windows 8 and asks for the original media source when I try to uninstall an
installed patch.
Once I selected the original media source the source gets rejected and
Also, I only get the files-in-use message when the installation fails.
For example, if I don't include 1 of the required DLL to run the service,
the service can't be started, so the installation fails. Then, I get the
files-in-use message.
But, if the installation is successful, I don't get the
A very interesting approach Not that this list is made to discuss
networking principles, but it isn't the job of a local setup to
interfere with the distributed approach used in network design and
security. If a share must be removed or user maintenance done, it
should be handled by
The only API I'm aware of is the WMI one. This is a sample vb script
that uses it:
dim fso, a, qlist, qfe, msg, qname, hfid
quote =
Set fso = CreateObject(Scripting.FileSystemObject)
Set a = fso.CreateTextFile(qfelist.txt, True)
Set qlist = GetObject(winmgmts:).InstancesOf
This will trigger UACtoo soon I guess...
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Hi all,
WIX 3.7 allow us to add Remote payload as attribute for Msu package even
though latest version WIX 3.8 not supporting this option and giving error
during the project build.
Now I am using visual studio 2013 and WIX 3.8 see my code below.
MsuPackage
Cache=no
These might help. It's possible the patched file was never cached in
the baseline cache (or was removed) or it wasn't a = MSI 3.0 patch:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/heaths/archive/2007/01/17/the-patch-cache-and-freeing-space.aspx
and this may still be an issue:
Can anyone shed some light on using Fragments/Component Groups and Directories?
Our current installer is a HUGE (long) mess of Wix code mostly in the
Product.xml and it's just unwieldy to say the least when it comes to modifying.
In an effort to make that job easier (for me:) ) I tried to
I haven't seen anything here that says that the installation has
failed. Are you saying it fails because it shows a files-in-use
dialog, or it fails because it doesn't behave the way you think it
should? Files-in-use dialogs are fairly normal, they are not failures,
although in your case if the
I also don't understand why you would exclude a Dll that the service needs.
I did this on purpose so that I can duplicate the problem when an
installation fails. I want to see how the installation behaves when it
fails. One way to do it is to exclude a required DLL for the windows service
to
Get a verbose log. I can't tell what's happening, and I don't know
whether you re in a real world situation or one you've induced by
omitting a required Dll and consequently you have a bunch of issues
that would not happen in the real world. Why not just create a working
upgrade, include the
You can certainly achieve the goal that you defined. What I do is a little
different and is based on the structure that I observed in the Wix src\Setup
(the source for the setup which deploys the tools).
There you will see a CommonLib wixlib project. I define my folder tree (for
many different
VB.Net
http://www.dotnetperls.com/file-size-vbnet
Reading and Writing(Registry):
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/255841ae-7a18-47dd-913f-69222b068fe4/how-do-i-readwrite-to-the-registry-in-vbnet?forum=Vsexpressvb
As for WiX determining FileSize it Cant, but:
Reading:
How can I get a file size and store it in a registry?
Thx.
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I tried something like this to to check the file size but it'not working.
Property Id=FILESIZE
DirectorySearch Id=FILESIZE Path=ProgramFiles\App\bin
FileSearch Name=erlsrv.exe MinSize=156000/
/DirectorySearch
/Property
Condition Message=This application requires .NET
Thx
Le Vendredi 28 février 2014 13h16, Carter Young ecyo...@grandecom.net a écrit
:
VB.Net
http://www.dotnetperls.com/file-size-vbnet
Reading and Writing(Registry):
Does anyone know a way to dynamically create a dialog depending on a property
setting. Looks like you can perform a condition on a Control but not on a
specific RadioButtonGroupI could create a custom action to present the dialog
but would prefer not to. If necessary will just create an
Please advise,
. msu file not included as Remote payload in WIX3.8
That works in 3.7.
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Is ProgramFiles\App\bin is a valid path in this situation? I have not
tried this but I am wondering if you intended to provide a path relative to
a directory ID. [directoryID]\App\bin
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