That was not a fair comment, I'm sorry. I understand how the process works
(being a developer myself). I guess I was just really frustrated at not
being able to use DTF...
Are there any release notes I can read through to try and resolve this
issue?
Do I need to install anything else (apart from
Ah, I was using
?define Version=!(bind.FileVersion.MyFile) ?
When it should have been
?define Version=!(bind.FileVersion.MyFile) ?
Thanks again Bob.
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I have tried using Removable=no with the PathEdit control inside the
BrowseDlg but it gives an error while building the MSI.Can anybody give an
insight on how to avoid install on removable drives
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My installer supports per machine or user installation. Next to the user
installation I want to show the name of the user, that is currently logged
in. I have used the USERNAME Property, but this doesn't work correct. This
Property does not really contain the name of current user.
Is there
Dear wix-users,
maybe someone else has tried to figure out where the startup folder
from Microsoft Winword is. I found a few registry entries which may
qualify, but am not sure if that's the way to got.
The point is that templates which word should automatically load at
startup should be placed,
It's not hard at all to extract out the bits for DTF and use it with nothing
but the .NET Framework if you want.nbsp;nbsp; I actually use it with
InstallShield via Visual Studio 2005/2008 and TFSBuild.
Christopher Painter, Author of Deployment Engineering Blog
Have a hot tip, know a secret or
would you mind sharing the code with the forum?
chrpai wrote:
It's not hard at all to extract out the bits for DTF and use it with
nothing but the .NET Framework if you want.nbsp;nbsp; I actually use it
with InstallShield via Visual Studio 2005/2008 and TFSBuild.
Christopher Painter,
Nope. There was no complaint from any quarter (even full Orca validation
suite didn't catch it) but, as Bob said, it is obviously read-only
property because ARP uninstall was unaffected.
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Simon Dahlbacka [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't know about the actual issue, but as you might guess from looking at
a snippet of xml, the character is in fact a special one that needs
escaping
so either
Intel gt; 5
or
![CDATA[Intel5]]
is more
* BUMP *
Anyone got any ideas her? I'm stumped...
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Hi Sandip-
I was wondering the same in the back of my mind because some of our
oldest services take a -Service to install and a -Unregserver to
uninstall (ATL Templates, I believe), while others use InstallUtil and
possibly some other utilities. Yet, they are all handled by WiX/MSI
equally well
I'm using WiX 3.0.4130.0 and I'm trying to figure out how to attach a
database. I'm getting a runtime error using this method:
Component Id=Component2 Guid=c57c91e1-d185-49c1-91f9-fc41a26298a3
File Id=MDF Name=MyDb.mdf Source=MyDb.mdf KeyPath=yes
/
File
Thanks for your reply. You were right, the control next doesn't exist in
the definition of CancelDlg.
I have another question about the sequence of the dialogs in my wxs file
listed below. Why is WelcomeDlg displayed first? And which one of the
following predefined actions do those Publish
Hi,
In the util:FileSharePermission element, there's no Domain attribute. Is there
some other way to grant fileshare permissions to a domain account?
Thanks,
Chris
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
ywchen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have another question about the sequence of the dialogs in my wxs file
listed below. Why is WelcomeDlg displayed first?
If a dialog is listed as an action in the InstallUISequence table,
then that dialog is displayed. So
1. ProjectAggregator2.msi never changes. You only need to install it once
(unless stuff gets messed up then reinstalling may be a good idea).
2. I've seen bug reports for VS2005 but there are a lot of comments on them
saying they don't repro for everyone. I'm not sure what's going wrong but
Uhh, this is really more of a question for the Word team. You should follow
their documentation.
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Dominicus
Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2008 05:25
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML
When is your custom action getting run? If it isn't deferred, then it may be
running before the other actions have executed or it may not have permission to
do what it needs to do (because immediate isn't elevated).
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Uhh, from the MSI SDK:
LogonUser Property
The LogonUser property is the user name for the currently logged on user. Set
by the installer by a system call to GetUserName.
If that doesn't work, all of the built in properties are documented.
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I have something that looks a lot like this (in WiX v2):
File Id=Baseline.mdf Name=$(var.ShortPrefix).mdf
LongName=$(var.LongDBName)_data.mdf
Source=SourceDir\$(var.LongDBName)Baseline.mdf /
File Id=Baseline.ldf Name=$(var.ShortPrefix).ldf
Rob Mensching-2 wrote:
When is your custom action getting run? If it isn't deferred, then it may
be running before the other actions have executed or it may not have
permission to do what it needs to do (because immediate isn't elevated).
I've set RemoveExistingProducts to run after
Is there any way to tell DTF to run the 64 bit version of the runtime?
Chris
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Yes: use the 64bit sfxca.dll. The project templates should do that
automatically if your CA project platform configuration is x64. You'll need to
use the Configuration Manager to add an x64 Platform to the project if you
haven't already.
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Aaah, so I'll need to build two separate CA DLLs... Makes sense in
retrospect, since it's a native DLL wrapper. I'm just too used to managed
code being platform agnostic. ;-) Guess it's time to port my projects over
to use the new project templates, then. Thanks!
Chris
On Thu, Jun 5, 2008
Ok here's what I have now. It installs correctly, but the uninstall
fails with 0x80004005 failed to connect to database.
Component Id=Component2 Guid=c57c91e1-d185-49c1-91f9-fc41a26298a3
File Id=MDF Name=MyDb.mdf Source=MyDb.mdf KeyPath=yes /
File Id=LDF Name=MyDb_log.ldf
Next week I'll be taking some time to write a bunch of How To pages on WiX 3
to hopefully include in the WiX.chm file. Mostly this is because every time I
try and do basic things I wind up having to do all kinds of searches online to
find the answer :)
While I have some ideas on what to
I've been having DTF bomb out from time to time on an otherwise alright
installer. If I rerun the installer immediately, it works fine. I have 3
managed CA's in this installer, and once about every 10 times I run it, one
of them fails.
For instance, I have a CA that builds up SQL queries with
I've resolved this by attacking it a little differently. I've prevented
RemoveExistingProducts/ from removing the logs directory by setting the
log directory create component to Permenant. Given this, I can now sequence
RemoveExistingProducts after InstallFinalize.
I preserve my config files now
Yes, this bug was reported directly to me by two other people in the past week.
I should have made sure there was bug logged on SF, but there hasn't been so
far.
I have already checked in the fix, so tomorrow's WiX build will resolve the
issue.
Anyway thanks for reporting it.
-Jason-
Can you show the definition for your LocalMasterDB element?
Tim
On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 1:35 PM, Rob Mensching
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I have something that looks a lot like this (in WiX v2):
File Id=Baseline.mdf Name=$(var.ShortPrefix).mdf
I love a quick resolution. :-) Thanks again.
Chris
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wrote:
Yes, this bug was reported directly to me by two other people in the past
week. I should have made sure there was bug logged on SF, but there hasn't
been so far.
At the top of the Fragment:
SqlDatabase Id=LocalMasterDB Server=(local) Database=master /
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Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2008 16:53
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