Thanks for your reply. However, it works now (from InstallUISequence). I
have:
1. Unpacked SQLEXPR.exe locally, and added resulting files to my setup
image
2. In my InstallUISequence custom action I execute the unpacked
install.exe
Still don't know why it didn't work with executing the
Levi Wilson wrote:
Here's my theory...I *think* that the reason that this works when I do
not specify the Order attributes are because they get a value of
1, and the installer probably grabs it out of the ControlEvent table
the order that I specified in my WiX source file. So, I think that
Donnici, Teresa wrote:
Here is the code as I have it...
Media Id=1 DiskPrompt=BlueChart g2 Oulet Programmer Atlantic -
Disk 1 Cabinet=Cab1.cab EmbedCab=no VolumeLabel=DISK1 /
Media Id=1 DiskPrompt=BlueChart g2 Oulet Programmer
Atlantic - Disk 1 Cabinet=Cab2.cab EmbedCab=no
Levi Wilson wrote:
Where is the sequence of the install types defined? For instance, I
know that by copying WixUI_Mondo.wxs -- LWWixUI_Mondo.wxs I can add
dialogs, and control the sequence there. However, at the top it says
First-time install dialog sequence and Maintenance dialog
Nick wrote:
How do I get the Selection tree not to display Input in situations where
Input may not be installed?
Feature conditions are evaluated before the UI is shown, during the
CostFinalize action. Conditions using properties that change in the UI
won't change the feature levels. You
Thanks for that K-ballo. Ok, so here's my new version:
CustomAction Id='LaunchMyExe' Directory='INSTALLDIR' ExeCommand='My.exe'
Return='asyncNoWait' /
InstallExecuteSequence
Custom Action='LaunchMyExe' Before='InstallFinalize'NOT Installed/Custom
/InstallExecuteSequence
But this doesn't seem
Thanks Joel, I used ProgramFiles64Folder but still my files are getting dumped
to when installations finishes.
C:\Program Files (x86)
I have to manually select installation folder to install at different location.
Is ProgramFiles64Folder property supported on win2k3? How to do I see msi
version
I need to have the following in IIS
Website
VirtualDir
Dir
and set SSL permissions just on the Dir
As you say WebDir (and WebDirProperties) seems to be the thing, but WebDir
cannot be a child of WebVirtualDir, only Website. Is there another way?
Haven't done this myself yet, but you might want to take a look at a couple
of the WiX tutorial articles about registering COM DLLs, and there's also
one about .NET.
http://www.tramontana.co.hu/wix/lesson5.php
http://www.tramontana.co.hu/wix/lesson6.php
Levi
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You are completely right Scott, thank you! :D
Answer:
CustomAction Id='LaunchMyExe' Directory='INSTALLDIR'
ExeCommand='[INSTALLDIR]My.exe' Return='asyncNoWait' /
InstallExecuteSequence
Custom Action='LaunchMatadorExe' After='InstallFinalize'NOT
Installed/Custom
/InstallExecuteSequence
Can I see how you have your .wxs file setup to call this?
On 1/5/07, Lionel Pinkhard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
#include Install.h
TCHAR *GetPath(MSIHANDLE hInstall, TCHAR *szFolder)
{
TCHAR* szPath = NULL;
DWORD cchPath = 0;
UINT uiStat = MsiGetProperty(hInstall, szFolder, TEXT(),
AddLocal and Remove work pretty good, except that after my CD Key dialog
Removes a component, the user can still change its status back to Install
Locally inside the SelectionTree. Is there any way to prevent this?
Or maybe I'm being too ambitious trying to provide a fully featured
installer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AddLocal and Remove work pretty good, except that after my CD Key dialog
Removes a component, the user can still change its status back to Install
Locally inside the SelectionTree. Is there any way to prevent this?
Or maybe I'm being too ambitious trying to provide
Yes, can you open a bug with just that.unkunk-Original
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invalid
WebDir's just aren't well supported in the WiX toolset. However, you might (I
haven't tried) be able to specify the whole web path you want in the
WebDir/@Path attribute. In your case, you could use Path=VirtualDir/Dir. It
might work... it might not.
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I'm trying to run the sample in the
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnwingen/html/wixsetup.asp
on a Vista machine. I have admin rights on this local machine.
When use the ProgramMenuFolder in the wxs file as following:
Directory Id=ProgramMenuFolder
...
What version of the WiX toolset are you using? That'd be a bug in the compiler
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Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 11:40
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Is system folder property-ProgemMenuFolder
Hi All,
My current install for NUnit looks for a particular registry entry and, if
it is present, creates a shortcut for running NUnit under Mono.
Actually, multiple Mono installs can be present and it would be nice to
create entries for all of them. That would creaing a shortcut for each
Two MSI's was my next best choice...but seriously, 99.9% of my users
think Orca is a type of whale, will not be convinced otherwise, and expect
the correct Installer to pop up on the screen after they pop in the CD. If
somebody wants it bad enough, well, they even had a large chunk of Windows
If you ever intend to re-write a registry value looked up with
RegistrySearch, it looks like writing it as a string (even if it's really
a DWORD) will work, because the property is stored in a string-writeable
format (i.e. DWORDs are written by RegistrySearch as #value, and Registry
nodes will
SQL Server Express uses an MSI installer internally. You cannot run multiple
Windows Installer install sessions concurrently, nor nest them. You need to
create a bootstrapper EXE that will run the SQL Server Express installer,
then your installer. See MSDN for bootstrapper samples.
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Mike
Debug your self-reg code and work out where it's returning E_FAIL. Yes, I
know this is nasty.
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Sent: 04 January 2007 14:06
To: Peterson, Joel; Mike Dimmick; wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Charlie Poole wrote:
Actually, multiple Mono installs can be present and it would be nice to
create entries for all of them. That would creaing a shortcut for each
subkey under a particular key. Any suggestions as to how to do this?
There's nothing like that in MSI. I'm assuming there are
Hmmm... Sounds like a bit of trouble for a solution that can
never be quite right - since new versions of the CLR can be
added after NUnit is installed.
I think I'll simply check for a few known versions and put
my effort into a post-install soution that discovers what
runtimes are available -
Lionel Pinkhard wrote:
I just don't understand why nobody's done it already, am I the only
one who needs ShellExec?
Huh? I did do it already. It's shipping.
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