How do i delete complete registry node regardless of what all entries are
created under that
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Hi,
I just made an installer that installed. Although it did not make the
Registry changes I wanted:
Registry Root=HKCU
Key=Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
Action=write Name=SIAutoPilot
Value=[AUTOPILOT]AutoPilot.exe
Type=string /
under the same
I can manually open it, but the same happens - nothing in Solution Explorer.
No errors are shown.
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The difxapp stuff works fine for me in 3.0 installing a filter driver
The only thing to check is to see if your package meets the requirements
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms790263.aspx
Also you need to set Legacy option if your driver is unsigned for
testing or test sign it which
Thanks for the info Garth.
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Sent: 23 June 2008 11:56
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Driver installation
The difxapp stuff works fine for me in 3.0
Hello,
I have a radiobuttongroup (see below) and I would like to set the Property
INSTALLTYPE=0 when the RadioButtonGroup is disabled (Condition: NOT
(DEVICETYPE = 0 OR DEVICETYPE = 7)). How can I do this?
Thank's for the help!
Chris
Control Id=radioButtonGroupBox1 Type=RadioButtonGroup
Actually I take it back
32bit installs seem fine but 64bit installs are giving me this error..
DIFXAPP: ERROR - You need to use the 64-bit version of DIFXAPP.DLL to
install drivers on this machine.
I'll need to look into it a bit more. it may just be me.
Ryan O'Neill wrote:
Thanks for
Yes, I did (the two actions actually live in the same dll), but I got it
working. I can't remember how, exactly, but it was something with the
names referenced in the attributes of the CustomAction tag. Now all I
have to do is get my XmlConfig questions answered and I'm pretty much
done.
I have a question about the XmlConfig custom action. My application is a
.NET application, and is deployed with an application.exe.config file.
Based on properties gathered during the installation, I want to update
the values in the config file. Here's the relevant portion of my config
file.
Hi,
I've come across a problem with the DIFXAPP extension when targeting
64bit machines but I believe it is applicable to most extensions.
the DIFXAPP extention seems to only include the 32bit version of the
DIFXAPP.dll. From DIFxAppExtention.wxproj
Ah sorry I should have done a search.
I see this issue is already known
I've rolled back to 3.0.2925.0 an now and manually add the binaries.
Binary Id=DIFxApp.dll
SourceFile=$(var.DIFxAppPath)DIFxApp.dll /
Binary Id=DIFxAppA.dll
SourceFile=$(var.DIFxAppPath)DIFxAppA.dll /
Garth wrote:
I'm not sure what needs to be done. It seems to me that either both 32
and 64 bit wxlibs should be shipped with both 32bit and 64bit toolchains
or include the 32bit and 64bit dlls in the wxlib.
Yes and the extension needs to reference the correct custom actions,
probably
Neil Sleightholm wrote:
But wouldn't that still show the dialog?
Yes.
Also, how do you set LicenseAccepted=1?
Property
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How do i delete complete registry node regardless of what all entries are
created under that
Check the RegistryKey Action attribute.
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Nahappan SM wrote:
action). As per the documentation, the tag to be used is SnapIn and its
parent is a File tag. But I get an error during compilation that the
element SnapIn is not recognized. Do I need to specify any special option
for this? Any example will be appreciated.
There is an
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I have a radiobuttongroup (see below) and I would like to set the Property
INSTALLTYPE=0 when the RadioButtonGroup is disabled (Condition: NOT
(DEVICETYPE = 0 OR DEVICETYPE = 7)). How can I do this?
Use the same conditions in a SetProperty element.
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Here is little sample on updating value of the attribute in App.config:
App.config:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
configuration
appSettings
add key=Key1 value=/
/appSettings
/configuration
Wix code:
!-- Set value of Key1 --
XmlConfig Id=SetKey1
Action=create
Bob,
Thanks for the suggestion. I set Package/@InstallScope=perMachine and I
am still getting the Error 1309. I have included a snippet from the
installation log.
I'm still getting Error 1309, or Error 1308: Source file not found, with the
four VC90 merge modules I'm trying to install.
Bob,
Thanks for the suggestion. I set Package/@InstallScope=perMachine and I
am still getting the Error 1309. I have included a snippet from the
installation log.
I'm still getting Error 1309, or Error 1308: Source file not found, with the
four VC90 merge modules I'm trying to install.
Yeah, I had to do all the registry entries myself. It's pretty simple if
you look on MSDN for the entries that need to be created.
Chris
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Nahappan SM wrote:
action). As per the documentation, the tag to be used is SnapIn
Hi,
Is there a HowTo document to get managed CAs to work as x64 on x64?
Here's what I tried, which is not working out (i.e. the managed CAs only have
access to the wow registry hive, etc)
1- Migrated to recent version of wix (3.0.4214.0)
2- Converted the managed CAs from MSIManaged
You seem to be doing everything correctly to get the managed CA to run as
64bit. Can you check whether it actually is? Try logging the values of
Environment.SystemDirectory or IntPtr.Size.
I haven't done much testing of 64bit managed CAs, so it is possible something
in sfxca.dll isn't hooked
This is just the general MSI/.NET install issue that assemblies aren't
available in the GAC until InstallFinalize, so things like StartServices or
custom actions that depend on assemblies in the GAC fail with this kind of
error.
Phil Wilson
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Hi Alex, Sorry to intrude with a different basic question. In the below
example you put this File=[#AppConfig] how did you define that property?
It should be destination path right? I would like to know the syntax since
there will be a heirarchy of directories. and how do I concatenate the path
Sorry, no.
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How do I read the command line arguments that have been passed to .msi file?
Thanks,
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Many command line arguments get translated to MSI properties. Public
properties (properties that are ALL CAPS) can be set on the command line and
have their values available in the executing install.
What arguments are you looking for?
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Thanks for your reply.
I need to pass a string to .msi and use that string as ExeCommand to a deferred
custom action.
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You would want to use a public, secure property (
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa370912(VS.85).aspx). However, be
sure to watch your threat model when doing this. Anyone will be able to edit
that command and have your installer execute malicious code. If your
package gets elevated this
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