Hello,
I have a simple VS2010 C# project that consists of:-
ISOTest.exe - The only assembly representing the main application which is
installed in the ProgramFiles folder using WIX. This has a public class:-
public class ExposeIsolatedStorage
{
public static
Change:
try
...
isoFileStream = new
IsolatedStorageFileStream(RemotingConfig.xml, FileMode.Create, store);
to:
try
...
isoFileStream = new
IsolatedStorageFileStream(String.Concat(Application.StartupPath,RemotingConfig.xml,
Hi All,
I'm left with not much hair on my head these last couple of days trying to
figure out the MSP problems i'm having.
This is my scenario:
1st build: Build full installation (baseline), i use heat directory
2nd build: Build full installation and Patches using PCP/Msimsp.exe
These work fine,
Hello Carter,
Thanks for your quick reply, unfortunately this does not work as the problem is
not with the preconfigured XML file, but with which executable owns the ISO
area after its created by the installer. (C# Custom Action or ISOTest.exe).
This can be observed from the
Ideally configuration like this should be done at first run by your application.
Your installer should deploy the config file in a safe place under your
installation folder somewhere where it is not in use then it should be copied
to the live location during configuration by the application.
I don't believe that there is way to patch creation enforce the MSI
rules. They might vary based on the version of Windows Installer you
end up using when the patch is installed.
Have you tried MSIENFORCEUPGRADECOMPONENTRULES when you apply the patch?
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Phil Wilson
On Mon, Mar
Greetings,
We're considering moving away from a custom C# installer to a MBA with Burn on
wix 3.7. We do have a question with regard to MSI's sitting on different DVD's
but before I ask the question let me see if I can set the stage for what we
currently do:
We currently have a custom c#
Easy. Handle the resolve source callback. Your BA gets to make all the
decisions.
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-Original Message-
From: robert_ort...@agilent.com
The reason I coded that tidbit this morning was to lead u to ensure
that the XML File you're reading, and the ISOTest.exe your using are
both in the same Directory, or storage area what ever you want to call
it. From the sound of this post and your answer to me. you may be
suffering from
Hi,
I have a quick question regarding the installation. I want to install SQL
Express as a prerequisite when installing my project but only when user selects
either a typical install or Complete installation option from the Installation
Mode selection. Is it possible to do something like this
I have a WiX installer already made, which creates a nice *.msi file.
I recently discovered for 64-bit computers I need to have my installer
also install
* SSCERuntime_x86-ENU.msi
* SSCERuntime_x64-ENU.msi
in that order, either before or after my own *.msi installer runs.
I've been
Hey guys,
I'm a big fan of WiX, and I'm also a big fan of NAnt. I know the WiX team
has done a fantastic job at adding msbuild support.
That said I have created some NAnt tasks that match with some of the
msbuild tasks:
Heat
Torch
Light
Pyro
Melt
There is also some examples for patching with
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