Still a problem. Insights, anyone?
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michal
Peled
Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2008 10:44 AM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Creating a new IIS website with an existing port
Hi, and thanks for your help!
I guess that's just the information I need to serve the problem. But I never
had to do with Visual Basic before!.. So, somehow I think, I'm not able to
fix this easy problem... %-|
This is my script, not written by myself - just return 3:
Dim prm
Dim
Hi
I'm using WiX and my own dll for install driver (because driver not signed yet)
CustomAction Id=ReInstallDrv BinaryKey=InstDLL
DllEntry=ReInstallDRV Execute=oncePerProcess /
...
Custom Action=ReInstallDrv
After=InstallFinalize![CDATA[DRVInstall = 5]]/Custom
Function ReInstallDRV uses
Looking for way to build a compilation condition as follows: if file A.wxs
exist then ?include Program1036.wxs?
Is it possible? any trick I can use??
TIA
Albert Shamsiyan
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Sorry, forget the question... I just saw I can look in
c:\windows\assembly, and see the last modified date in the assembly
properties (based on that- the assembly gets updated).
That's what happens when you give a ansi C girl to handle .NET... :)
From:
Hi,
I have a service installed on windows vista. The startup type for this
service is Automatic. The service is not starting after reboot. When i try
starting the service from Service Control Manager, the error is something
like Windows could not start the service on Local Computer Error 1067:
Hi
is it possible to include a ServiceInstall that refers to an .exe file that
is not part of the installation?
Could I somehow use a virtual File element (which defines the KeyPath
needed to define the service executable) that refers to the install location
of the foreign/already existing
It sounds like your service just doesn't work under Vista. Can you run it as a
normal exe? Have
you tried putting any logging in your service to see how far it gets?
Rob
SaiTeja wrote:
Hi,
I have a service installed on windows vista. The startup type for this
service is Automatic. The
My suggestion is to edit the condition as ![CDATA[DRVInstall =3]].
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From: Anton Filippov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2008 12:46 PM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Reinstall driver
Hi
I'm using WiX
Put your script into the body of a function, adjust your custom action
to call the function, and have the function return 0 on success and 3
on failure.
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Michal:
I think that you problem is more an issue with the IIS API (implemented by WiX)
than WiX itself.
You can have only one active web site with a given IP / Port / Host Header
combination. You can have any number of duplicates, but only one will be
active.
Your challenge is
David,
Thank you for the very informative answer, it made things much clearer
for me.
All the best,
Michal.
From: david adams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2008 5:01 PM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Cc: Michal Peled
Hello
I am trying to install a very simple service and then start the service.
The first part works fine, the latter part fails with the message
Verify that you have sufficient privileges to start system services..
The xml that I am using looks like this:
Component
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is it possible to include a ServiceInstall that refers to an .exe file
that is not part of the installation?
No. See the MSI ServiceInstall table doc:
Component_
External key to column one of the Component Table
component_table.htm. Note that to install this
Hi
is it possible to include a ServiceInstall that refers to an .exe file that
is not part of the installation?
Could I somehow use a virtual File element (which defines the KeyPath
needed to define the service executable) that refers to the install location
of the already existing file and
Jaco Pretorius wrote:
I am trying to install a very simple service and then start the
service. The first part works fine, the latter part fails with the
message Verify that you have sufficient privileges to start system
services..
A common cause is that the service has dependencies
Run time, some thing like msiexec /i MyExe.exe -AUTOLOGIN
- Original Message -
From: Bob Arnson
To: Srilatha Punna
Cc: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 6:47 PM
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Custom command line parameters in Wix
Srilatha
Bob Arnson replied to your previous sender:
No. See the MSI ServiceInstall table doc:
Component_
External key to column one of the Component Table. Note that to install
this service using the InstallService table, the KeyPath for this
component must be the executable file for the service.
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for some help with finding a better way than I have now for
creating language transforms for my WiX based installer project. I'd like to
be able to use pyro and torch, but I haven't been able to figure out how to
make these two tools work to create a language transform.
So I've got a custom progress dialog with a Text control which subscribes to
the ActionText event. The idea, of course, is to give the user hope that
the install will someday finish. Problem is that each bit of text only
appears for a moment. However, there are long stretches within the
I'm trying to push out a root CA cert in Wix v3 for an app that needs to
form TLS connections. I found the iis:certificate element, so I'm
trying to define a feature that looks like this:
Component Id=RootCA
Guid=EFA9E69C-32E5-4e54-AF4E-9166902E1F9B Permanent=yes
With some trepidation, we've decided not to take Aaron Stebner's advice
(http://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/archive/2007/02/13/building-an-msi-using-wix-v3-0-that-includes-the-vc-8-0-runtime-merge-modules.aspx)
and we want to suppress the large number of ignorable warnings that Light is
giving us
Drops to the main sourceforge.net download page are (very) infrequent.
3.0.2925 is over 8 months old. You can always find newer code drops at
http://wix.sourceforge.net/releases/. The current build is 3808.
(Build number is of the format xxyy where xx is the 'project month' and yy
the day in
Thank you both.
So there is no way to include a dummy file that is never actually
installed or uninstalled?
_Mark
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Von: Michal Peled [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 14. Februar 2008 18:31
An: Markus Kuehni; wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
GAC assemblies are inherently side-by-side, if you change the assembly
version. However, this means updating the clients or distributing publisher
policy (or configuration files) to redirect clients to the newer version.
If you don't change the assembly version, an existing copy of the
You can set properties on the command line.
Msiexec /i MyMsi.msi AUTOLOGIN=1
Then test the AUTOLOGIN property as appropriate, e.g. in the Condition for a
component or action.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Srilatha Punna
Hi all,
I have to register a com dll at the beginning of our installation. We need to
use the logic contained within the dll to inspect machines on the network
during the install. Therefore, it is not feasible to defer this custom action.
Is there any way to elevate the user's privileges
Let me make sure I understand you scenario:
You want the following to happen before InstallValidate:
- Either extract from the MSI your COM dll or have it in the source
along with the MSI;
- Call custom action to register the COM dll;
- Call custom action which will
Hi Everyone,
I'm having a hard time getting localization to work properly. I've got a
WiX project that builds and links everything perfectly fine when I use
VS2005 with votive and wix 3.0. However, when the build machine tries to
build, it throws an error for just about every single variable,
Lasse Johansen wrote:
During installation of Wix-3.0.2925.0.msi (the latest build) I receive
an error:
Votive, the WiX project and editor package for Visual Studio, cannot
be installed because Visual Studio Standard Edition or higher is not
installed.
I indeed have the Visual
Srilatha Punna wrote:
Yes, this is how I got it working but my requirement was to have just
command line switch -AUTOLOGIN instead of a property. So I wanted to
know if there is a way we can do that.
No, not from the MSI package.
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Markus Kuehni wrote:
So there is no way to include a dummy file that is never actually
installed or uninstalled?
No, the service must be the key file of the component being installed.
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Peter Walke wrote:
I have to register a com dll at the beginning of our installation. We
need to use the logic contained within the dll to inspect machines on
the network during the install. Therefore, it is not feasible to
defer this custom action. Is there any way to elevate the user's
Brendan Crosser-McGay wrote:
light out=${ExecutableName}.msi exedir=${ToolsPath}\WiX\
locfile=${ToolsPath}\WiX\lib\wixui_en-us.wxl rebuild=true
If you're using Votive, why not just build via the .wixproj? That way
you get the same behavior from developer builds and the official
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larsenal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can I figure out which actions are causing it to be blank and supply some
descriptive text?
I wrote an ICE that complains whenever you have an action in the UI or
execute sequence tables for which there is no defined action
I noticed after attach the mdf to SQLEXP will take away the other permissions
on mdf file, and only set permission for “Network service”, “Administrators”
and a SQL user group.
On Vista with UAC on, I cannot not repair the mdf with the msi who installed
the mdf, if not run it from a “run as
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