You could create a simple bootstrap exe that reads the settings from a
file and launches your msi with the appropriate command line.
Neil
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Sent: 21 February 2007 18:35
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Hi all,
I'm new to wix - trying to solve trivial problem of creating MSI that
installs new service on the computer and uninstalls it when the application
is uninstalled itself..
Creation of the service, starting and stopping the service is OK. But when I
uninstall the application the service is
Hi,
I'm a very casual WiX (and Windows) user. Forgive me if this is a
trivial question. After switching to a new machine and upgrading to
WiX 2.0.4820.0 (from an about-2-year-old version of WiX), I have two
problems I didn't have before:
Installing the .msi file also pops up the dialog
So I guess the next question would be how do I go about getting this
changed?
Neil
From: Bob Arnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 February 2007 05:13
To: Neil Sleightholm
Cc: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] WiX3 Error: The primary key xxx is duplicated
in
Neil Sleightholm wrote:
So I guess the next question would be how do I go about getting this
changed?
Two ways:
1. Submit a patch and submit an assignment agreement.
2. File a feature request.
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Huck, Jacob wrote:
ERROR: Failed to execute a view
ERROR:The Last Error Received is: 1627
ERROR:The Last Error Received is: 1: 2259 2:
c:\temp\~pcw_tmp.tmp\3000.MSI 3: 4:
I've gotten that before when I was use a File/Sequence column of I4; by
default, Patchwiz supplies
marzena wrote:
ServiceControl Id=MyServiceControl Name=MyServiceName Start=both
Stop=uninstall Remove=uninstall Wait=yes/
@Start=both is asking for the service to be started at uninstall and
install, so I can see where that might lead to a partial uninstall. Try
@Start=install instead.
I would like to use wix2 or wix3 for an Office 2007 .net 2.0 shared add-in.
The add-in is for Access, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and Word. It requires a
bunch of .NET components and should install the Office 2007 PIAs as well. In
addition to that, it has a VC++ (ATL) 2005 COM shim and needs to use
Sounded promising, but unless I did it incorrectly, it didn't work--I'm
still getting the same error.
How were you able to determine it was a schema issue (and then
specifically that column)? I'd love to think I could apply the same
logic to my issue.
Thanks
-jh
Hi.
I have an MSI, whose dependent files gets copied to %SystemDir%. If these files
are accidentally deleted by the user, I am having issues while uninstalling the
app. Is there a way for me to 'ignore' these kind of errors during uninstall of
the apps.
Thanks
Jeelan
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