[WiX-users] Does Wix bootstrapper ignore regional settings? (2)

2012-09-25 Thread Harald Dersch
If the payloads weren't laid out correctly, shouldn't selecting the language 
explicitly via -lang fail as well (as I wrote, this works perfectly)?

Since the official WiX documentation describes localizing the standard 
bootstrapper application rather sparsely, the layout may be indeed not correct. 
Here is the respective snippet from my wxs:


  ?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
  Wix xmlns=http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2006/wi; 
xmlns:bal=http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/BalExtension;

Bundle ... 
  WixVariable Id=WixStdbaThemeXml Value=Resources\layout.xml/
  BootstrapperApplicationRef 
Id=WixStandardBootstrapperApplication.RtfLicense

bal:WixStandardBootstrapperApplication 
LogoFile=Resources\Welcome.png LicenseFile=Resources\1033\license.rtf 
SuppressOptionsUI=yes /

Payload Compressed=yes Id=thm-de-DE Name=1031\thm.wxl 
SourceFile=Resources\1031\thm.wxl /
Payload Compressed=yes Id=thm-en-US Name=1033\thm.wxl 
SourceFile=Resources\1033\thm.wxl /
Payload Compressed=yes Id=thm-fr-FR Name=1036\thm.wxl 
SourceFile=Resources\1036\thm.wxl /
Payload Compressed=yes Id=thm-nl-NL Name=1043\thm.wxl 
SourceFile=Resources\1043\thm.wxl /

Payload Compressed=yes Id=lic-de-DE Name=1031\license.rtf 
SourceFile=Resources\1031\license.rtf /
Payload Compressed=yes Id=lic-en-US Name=1033\license.rtf 
SourceFile=Resources\1033\license.rtf /
Payload Compressed=yes Id=lic-fr-FR Name=1036\license.rtf 
SourceFile=Resources\1036\license.rtf /
Payload Compressed=yes Id=lic-nl-NL Name=1043\license.rtf 
SourceFile=Resources\1043\license.rtf /

  /BootstrapperApplicationRef

  Chain
!-- List of chained packages. --
  /Chain
/Bundle
  /Wix


The folder 'Resources' contains language-neutral resources, such as the layout 
and the background image. Within there are subfolders named like the respective 
LCID, i.e. '1033' for English, '1031' for German, ...

Does this explain anything?

Kind regards.


 Or maybe your Payloads in the BootstrapperApplication are not laid out
 correctly?

 On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 4:53 AM, Harald Dersch Harald.Dersch@...:

  Just for curiosity, I set the title string resource:
 
String Id=Title[WixBundleName] [UserLanguageID]
  [SystemLanguageID]/String
 
  It says Name 1031 1031, however the GUI is still in English. So WiX
  seems to totally ignore the regional settings, or the probing code is not
  correct.
 
  What's wrong here?
 
   It probes like this:
  
   Root of BA\ + GetUserDefaultUILanguage()
   Root of BA\ + GetSystemDefaultUILanguage()
   Root of BA\
  
   On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 4:10 AM, Harald Dersch Harald.Dersch@...:
  
Hello,
I created a bootstrapper with WiX that includes four different
localizations (English, German, French, and Dutch).
   
But I actually wonder, how the bootstrapper detects and determine the
language to display the UI. When the bootstrapper runs on an English
  OS,
it's in English. When run on a German OS, it's in German. However, it
  seems
that it totally ignores all system regional settings, i.e. if I run it
  on
an English OS, it's in English, no matter what I set in the system
settings. Other that using -lang (which works for all four
  localizations),
I do not get another language than the original OS one.
   
Is this a bug? Is this behavior by design? It there any option/setting
  to
influence this? Do I have to adapt WiX source code for this?
   
Thanks for any insights on this.

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[WiX-users] Does Wix bootstrapper ignore regional settings?

2012-09-24 Thread Harald Dersch
Just for curiosity, I set the title string resource:

  String Id=Title[WixBundleName] [UserLanguageID] 
[SystemLanguageID]/String

It says Name 1031 1031, however the GUI is still in English. So WiX seems to 
totally ignore the regional settings, or the probing code is not correct.

What's wrong here?

 It probes like this:

 Root of BA\ + GetUserDefaultUILanguage()
 Root of BA\ + GetSystemDefaultUILanguage()
 Root of BA\

 On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 4:10 AM, Harald Dersch Harald.Dersch@...:

  Hello,
  I created a bootstrapper with WiX that includes four different
  localizations (English, German, French, and Dutch).
 
  But I actually wonder, how the bootstrapper detects and determine the
  language to display the UI. When the bootstrapper runs on an English OS,
  it's in English. When run on a German OS, it's in German. However, it seems
  that it totally ignores all system regional settings, i.e. if I run it on
  an English OS, it's in English, no matter what I set in the system
  settings. Other that using -lang (which works for all four localizations),
  I do not get another language than the original OS one.
 
  Is this a bug? Is this behavior by design? It there any option/setting to
  influence this? Do I have to adapt WiX source code for this?
 
  Thanks for any insights on this.

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[WiX-users] How does WiX bootstrapper determine UI language

2012-09-21 Thread Harald Dersch
Hello,
I created a bootstrapper with WiX that includes four different localizations 
(English, German, French, and Dutch). 

But I actually wonder, how the bootstrapper detects and determine the language 
to display the UI. When the bootstrapper runs on an English OS, it's in 
English. When run on a German OS, it's in German. However, it seems that it 
totally ignores all system regional settings, i.e. if I run it on an English 
OS, it's in English, no matter what I set in the system settings. Other that 
using -lang (which works for all four localizations), I do not get another 
language than the original OS one. 

Is this a bug? Is this behavior by design? It there any option/setting to 
influence this? Do I have to adapt WiX source code for this?

Thanks for any insights on this.

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