[WiX-users] Problem with User Macros in WiX projects

2014-04-24 Thread Prosch, Greg
In my WiX project's pre-build and post-build steps I have attempted to 
reference user macros (variables) that I have defined in Visual Studio Property 
Sheets but it appears that they are not being passed.  Is there something I 
need to do?  Is this not possible?  Is this an oversight/bug?

I am using WiX 3.8 and Visual Studio 2013.


Regards,
Greg Prosch
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Re: [WiX-users] Why is RollbackBoundary discarded?

2013-05-03 Thread Prosch, Greg
Jeremiah, yes, the relative pathing is correct.  The problem is not about 
finding the file but rather the rollback logic.  Thank you for the suggestion 
though.

Greg

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Date: Thu, 2 May 2013 18:20:10 -0500
From: Jeremiahf jeremi...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Why is RollbackBoundary discarded?
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
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Are you sure this is correct?

$(var.ProjectDir)..\..\

How many folders are you actually backing out then back into and are they 
located in your Project Directory?

J


On Thu, May 2, 2013 at 6:05 PM, Prosch, Greg gregpro...@a-tsolutions.comwrote:

 For the burn code below I am getting the following error message:

 warning LGHT1129: The RollbackBoundary 
 'After_PowerShellAccessPolicyConfig' was discarded because it was not 
 followed by a package. Without a package the rollback boundary doesn't 
 do anything. Verify that the RollbackBoundary element is not followed 
 by another RollbackBoundary and that the element is not at the end of 
 the chain.

 Why?  The RollbackBoundary appears to be followed by a package.

   !-- Set the PowerShell ExecutionPolicy to unrestricted --
   ExePackage
 Id=PowerShellAccessPolicyConfig

 SourceFile=$(var.ProjectDir)..\..\ATTACExplorerLauncher\InstallScripts\PowerShellAccessPolicyConfig.bat
 Cache=no
 Compressed=yes
 PerMachine=yes
 Permanent=yes
 Vital=yes
 
   /ExePackage

   RollbackBoundary Id=After_PowerShellAccessPolicyConfig /

   !-- Ensure that all of the required Windows Features are enabled --
   ExePackage
 Id=EnableWindowsFeatures

 SourceFile=$(var.ProjectDir)..\..\ATTACExplorerLauncher\InstallScripts\EnableWindowsFeatures.bat
 Cache=no
 Compressed=yes
 PerMachine=yes
 Permanent=yes
 Vital=yes
 After=PowerShellAccessPolicyConfig
 
   /ExePackage


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Re: [WiX-users] Why is RollbackBoundary discarded?

2013-05-03 Thread Prosch, Greg
Bingo!  Thank you Bob.  I really didn't need those since I wasn't changing the 
default flow anyway.

Greg


Date: Thu, 02 May 2013 21:35:54 -0400
From: Bob Arnson b...@joyofsetup.com
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Why is RollbackBoundary discarded?
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On 02-May-13 19:05, Prosch, Greg wrote:
 Why?  The RollbackBoundary appears to be followed by a package.
Physically but not logically, because you reordered the packages using 
the After attribute.

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[WiX-users] Why is RollbackBoundary discarded?

2013-05-02 Thread Prosch, Greg
For the burn code below I am getting the following error message:

warning LGHT1129: The RollbackBoundary 'After_PowerShellAccessPolicyConfig' was 
discarded because it was not followed by a package. Without a package the 
rollback boundary doesn't do anything. Verify that the RollbackBoundary element 
is not followed by another RollbackBoundary and that the element is not at the 
end of the chain.

Why?  The RollbackBoundary appears to be followed by a package.

  !-- Set the PowerShell ExecutionPolicy to unrestricted --
  ExePackage
Id=PowerShellAccessPolicyConfig

SourceFile=$(var.ProjectDir)..\..\ATTACExplorerLauncher\InstallScripts\PowerShellAccessPolicyConfig.bat
Cache=no
Compressed=yes
PerMachine=yes
Permanent=yes
Vital=yes

  /ExePackage

  RollbackBoundary Id=After_PowerShellAccessPolicyConfig /

  !-- Ensure that all of the required Windows Features are enabled --
  ExePackage
Id=EnableWindowsFeatures

SourceFile=$(var.ProjectDir)..\..\ATTACExplorerLauncher\InstallScripts\EnableWindowsFeatures.bat
Cache=no
Compressed=yes
PerMachine=yes
Permanent=yes
Vital=yes
After=PowerShellAccessPolicyConfig

  /ExePackage

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