Re: [WiX-users] Using Lux and Nit

2015-02-10 Thread Phill Hogland
 if you had to maintain a separate test project, it's not a big burden.

While thinking about this issue yesterday, I came to a similar conclusion. 
I have a single 'toolbox' Extension project(s) to which I add different
Compiler Extension implementations as partial classes (and CAs for both
Win32 and x64 which read custom tables created by the Extension).  So I plan
to create test projects to host the Lux tests and run them as part of the CA
build process.  That way I can create a Lux test which fails until the CA is
implemented correctly.  When the test succeeds, then the Extension DLL will
be compiled and deployed to the build system.  I concluded that trying to do
the CA unit testing while building the Production projects, was
unnecessarily complex and too far removed from where the indicated problem
in the CA should be addressed.  Bob thanks again for your assistance.  




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[WiX-users] wix switch between perUser and perMachine

2015-02-10 Thread Egger, Jerome
Hi,



I'm trying to create an installer that supports perUser and perMachine 
installations dependent on a selection of setup types on the UI.



- The perUser setup type installs the application into 
WIX_DIR_COMMON_DOCUMENTS and shall require no admin permissions.

- The perMachine setup type install the application into ProgramFilesFolder 
and shall request an UAC dialog.



My attempt was to initially set the Package/@InstallScope to perUser and then 
modify the ALLUSERS property later on.



If the user selects the perMachine setup type I'm trying to set the ALLUSERS 
property to 1 doing the following:

Publish Property=ALLUSERS Value=11/Publish



The Install buttons gets a UAC icon, but no UAC dialog appears!

Instead I get an error message that I obviously have no privileges to install 
the application for all users of the machine.



Is it a bug that no UAC dialog appears or intended? Am I missing something?



Best regards

Jérôme




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