Ok, thanks. But how does a bootstrapper handle this? How can it launch
multiple installations (prerequisites + regular), and not require multiple
elevations? Can someone recommend some articles I should read?
Rune C
As Stefan pointed out, it doesn't fit the Windows Vista UAC
Hi all.
There seems to be 'automatic' properties
StartupFolder (here locally: C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\All
Users\Startmenü\Programme\Autostart)
and
StartMenuFolder (here locally: C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\All
Users\Startmenü)
However, I'd like to access the level inbetween,
André Pönitz wrote:
Simply using [StartupFolder]\Programme does not cut it as the 'Programme'
part is language-dependend.
ProgramMenuFolder
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372057.aspx
Tony
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Tony Hoyle wrote:
Simply using [StartupFolder]\Programme does not cut it as the 'Programme'
part is language-dependend.
ProgramMenuFolder
But with ALLUSERS=0 [ProgramMenuFolder] is in the user's hierarchy
whereas StartupFolder and StartmenuFolder are under 'All Users'
I basically want
André Pönitz wrote:
Tony Hoyle wrote:
Simply using [StartupFolder]\Programme does not cut it as the 'Programme'
part is language-dependend.
ProgramMenuFolder
But with ALLUSERS=0 [ProgramMenuFolder] is in the user's hierarchy
whereas StartupFolder and StartmenuFolder are under 'All
WiX is currently shown with a Development Status of 'Beta' on the WiX Project
Summary page. That sends the wrong message to existing and potential users of
WiX. Surely WiX (V2) can now be regarded as 'Production/Stable' can’t it?
I am also interested in the planned timetable for WiX V3 taking
The release notes document for 2.0.4820.0 is empty. Is that an oversight or did
nothing change in that release?
Regards
Mike
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Johan Appelgren wrote:
So the answer to the initial question is that windows installer is
broken, and I should just ignore the ICE57 error?
I think 'yes, and not necessarily'. Have a look at hack I just
posted in the 'Solution for StartMenuFolder x StartupFolder ?'
thread today.
I'm trying
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1. The Beta status has been a struggle for me for a long while. The core
toolset (candle, light, lit) is very stable. Production quality easily. The
CustomActions on the other had are not quite there. Since they are currently
grouped together (something I've considered many times changing)
I found this on the net somewhere, but I can't find it again. Sorry I
can't give proper credit, but I certainly did not come up with this on
my own.
You have to do some 'special stuff' to point the website to the correct
version of aspnet_isapi.dll.
Under my iis:WebApplication, I have a
Rob actually wrote a post on his blog about this in December:
http://robmensching.com/blog/archive/2006/12/19/Drive-to-a-WiX-v2-toolset-final-release.aspx
-Francis
On 1/8/07, Mike Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
WiX is currently shown with a Development Status of 'Beta' on the WiX
Project
Thanks. Ive read that blog entry now and Robs reply.
It all sounds perfectly reasonable. There should come a point though where the
psychological value of declaring the product stable
exceeds the benefit of teasing out the final wrinkles. I often wish that Gmail
/ Google Mail would take
Soon as I saw that Wix V2 required me to enter short file names I
immediately tossed it in the garbage (keeping backwards 8.3 filenames in the
OS was one of Microsoft's stupidest ideas) and moved to Wix V3. The only
issue I've had with Wix V3 is that it didn't work properly for installing
I do the same horrible hack. I've never tested on Vista though.. but I
don't care about any logo-program as long as my install works.
There needs to be an easy way to turn of the errors that are reported for
this case, since this same issue has come up a couple times already.
On 1/8/07, André
Thanks, that worked. Thought I'd already tried that, but obviously not.
Steve
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From: Bob Arnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
MSI turns Directory entries into properties, then uses those property values
to determine where files end up. So use Directory/@Id to provide the default
Scott Palmer wrote:
Strangely enough Wix supports localized UIs, yet it requires you to
layout all the UI components using absolute positioning. I guess all
languages take the same amount of space ;-) ?
To be anally-retentive precise, it's MSI that requires it, not WiX. And
anything WiX
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