Hi
I want to execute some custom actions only in Silent Mode
For ex: Custaction1,Custaction2,Custaction3,Custaction4, etc
When I run in Silent Mode Custaction1 and Custaction2,
Custaction3,Custaction4 Should execute
When I run in UI mode, only Custaction3, Custaction4 should execute
I tried in
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light.exe : error LGHT0204 : ICE03: Not a valid foreign key; Table:
FeatureCompo
nents, Column: Feature_, Key(s):
grpRequiredModules.uplevel.66332652_9C28_58B1_F
F1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
That looks like it's a combination of the feature group name and
components from t
Adam Langley wrote:
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You might want to use the VS extension -- it has the AppSearches and
custom actions for devenv.exe.
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Bryan C. Boettcher wrote:
> S:\release\cabs\product.msi.wxs(15) : warning LGHT1056 : The Directory table
> contains a row with primary key(s) 'SystemFolder' which cannot be merged from
> the merge module 'S:\build\msm\comcat.msm'. This is likely due to collision
> of rows with the same primary
Emmanuel Stapf [ES] wrote:
> What do you mean by that? My install is compiled with WiX v3 and I hadn't
> see any errors. Are you saying that my package was faulty? If so, what is
> the fault exactly?
>
No, I was referring to the second link that talked about exceeding the
number of components
Light.exe does not like that. It throws:
light.exe : error LGHT0204 : ICE03: Not a valid foreign key; Table:
FeatureCompo
nents, Column: Feature_, Key(s):
grpRequiredModules.uplevel.66332652_9C28_58B1_F
F1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
light.exe : error LGHT0204 : ICE03: Not a valid foreign key; Table:
Feat
Didn't think the first one made it out.
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I want to include documentation for my product in the V90 and V80
collections (for Vs2008 and vs2005 respectively). Does this involve
including both VSIPCC_Collection_Files_RTL_---_---.msm files (the one from
the VS2005 collection and from the VS2008 collection)?
Will this even work?
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Thanks ryan.
Enabling Wix log with attribute /L*v helped -
I forgot to remove "CREATE DATABASE" command from my script which was
already taken care by wix's sql extension ;).
Cheers
Pankaj
On Dec 5, 2007 6:17 PM, Ryan O'Neill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When I run into weird SQL errors like tha
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Guna-
You need to send these through the wix mailing list as that is the purpose of
the list.
I'd probably need to see your msi install outfile but from what you are saying
either 1) the custom action isn't running or 2) the custom action isn't running
in the right or
I want to include documentation for my product in the V90 and V80
collections (for Vs2008 and vs2005 respectively). Does this involve
including both VSIPCC_Collection_Files_RTL_---_---.msm files (the one from
the VS2005 collection and from the VS2008 collection)?
Will this even work?
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You custom action isn't running because the inner text of this element
determines whether or not to run it. You have no inner text. If you always
want to run it, use:
1
Julie Campbell
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Message: 1
Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2007 01:09:46 -0800 (PST)
From: SaiTe
I don't believe there's any requirement that the local admin group have the
name "Administrators" (it's easy to go into the group names and change it).
Most of the code I've seen that wants to know the name of the group uses the
standard SID for the group then uses LookupAccountSid to get the na
When I run into weird SQL errors like that it is usually down to
context, for example the language of the user accessing the db is
different between your admin user (that you test with) and your WiX
user. More likely, I think you are probably using different users and
you have a permissions pro
Hello
I am new to wix and currently trying to install my sql schema using wix's
SQLExtension. here is my code -
My SQL script runs successfully if run directly with SQL express but while
installing thru wix I simply recei
Hello everyone,
I am using Wix 2.0 to create an installation package that installs
everything for the current user (not touching any global areas of the
machine, like Program Files, HKLM, etc.). Therefore, the installer can
be run as a regular user and does not require Administrative privileges.
T
This is a known bug and we're working on a fix. It's actually a bug in
Visual Studio 2005 and not in our stuff, but we're working to get a fix for
it. It works fine in Visual Studio 2008. Also, the task pane should show the
errors in the correct format in both versions as a workaround.
Thanks,
Jus
Has the output format changed. The latest versions of Wix I have (3.0.3530.0,
and 3.0.3526.0, 3.0.3509.0, and 3.0,3502.0) aren't setting the output for error
messages correctly in my copy of Visual Studio 2005.
I'm getting line numbers for the error message, but no actual error message.
It's
There is a page on my wix wiki with the DEFAULT InstallExecuteSequence
values:
http://wix.mindcapers.com/wiki/WiX_InstallExecuteSequence
The better way to see the sequence is to open your .msi file using Orca.
I believe that the properties are all set upfront, but if you need to set
the value o
I'm running an older WiX v3 build, but I see this in my wix.chm file:
.
The command line needs to be set to a property, not in the Value attribute.
Julie Campbell
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Message: 5
Date: Wed, 05 Dec 2007 11:06:26 +1300
From: Adam Langley <[EMAIL
Hi
Initially my TARGETDIR fefers to C:\. Following is wix code
After that I called Custom action Dll and in dll I setted property PATH to
some other drive(Not C drive)
Below is code for same
Now with new ppty ie PATH, I want to set TARGETDIR as the whatever
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