Hi ,
I want to display a control depending on the value of the property.
I tried this below:
?if IISCHECK~=?
control id=yeslabel x=10, y=10, width=50 Height=50 text=yes
/control
?endif?
Even if registry search fails the label is getting displayed. I suspect the
property IISCHECK is
Thanks for the input. When looking at it again it does seem to depend
too much on the order and as that can't be controlled I think I will
have to split it out with some custom actions.
Neil
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I made a major upgrade for reinstallation. But encountered an issue to backup
the files which are already installed before. I'd like to build a executable
project in VS to do this. I want to know if there is any way to do it in
WiX? Thanks in advance.
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Now I install the patch like that:
msiexec /update patch_01.msp REINSTALL=ALL /l*v a_patch.log /quiet
Thank's for all the answers and the help!
Chris
There's also this info about patch installation needing REINSTALL and
REINSTALLMODE to be set, plus how to do that so a double-click on a MSP
hi, i want to launch an application form the [SourceDir] at a specified moment
during installation.
i tryed:
InstallExecuteSequence
Custom Action='LaunchMyApp' After='InstallFinalize'NOT
Installed/Custom
/InstallExecuteSequence
Property Id='MYAPP'[SourceDir]app.exe/Property
CustomAction
Hi,
I want to do similar things to what Xmlfile does, but I need to also
edit attributes - from what I can see from the documentation this is
impossible. In that case what is the best way to replace XmlFile
Cheers,
Bryan Rasmussen
Hi,
Actually XmlFile can do it:
util:XmlFile Id=... Action=setValue Name=your_attribute
Value=your_value ElementPath=/whatever/tag File=... Sequence=... /
Regards,
Michael
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I am struggling to get util:CloseApplication to work and wondered if
anyone else has got it working (I am using 3.0.4415.0). First, what I
would expect to see is a dialog offering to close my application if it
is still running - is this what it does?
I have added a line like this to my
Hi,
I have an installation that creates a User and assigns it to a WebAppPool.
The credentials of the User are obtained through a custom dialog. I then
went on to create an MSP for this installation that replaces some files.
Everything works fine but when uninstalling the patch, it seems that
Hi,
I have an installation that creates a User and assigns it to a WebAppPool.
The credentials of the User are obtained through a custom dialog. I then
went on to create an MSP for this installation that replaces some files.
Everything works fine but when uninstalling the patch, it seems that
Good to know! Hopefully WiX compiler can catch these errors in the
future.
What you described looked very similar to my past experience but,
checking the old forum posts I see that it caused a different error:
1328.
Basically I had a case like:
RTM.msi Update1.msi Update2.msi ... etc.
My
Hello,
I use ServiceInstall as well (even though it's not .NET), the only
difference I see is that you're specifying the user account/password and I
don't. Have you tried without those two attributes?
Regards,
Michael
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Try using the user account with the format domain\account name:
Account=MYDOMAIN\MyOwnself Password=Whatever
I was dealing with this five mins ago :^)
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 3:31 PM, Michael Putters
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Hello,
I use ServiceInstall as well (even though it's not .NET),
Ok, that makes sense. However, I can't get it to work either way. The
problem is not in changing just the 4th version number either. I created
a simple C# console executable that has one line of code:
Console.Writeln(This is version 1.0.0.0);
and assembly info AssemblyVersion(1.0.0.0)] and
1. I don't think you need 2 servicecontrol tags. You can combine the two you
have and use one (I haven't tried two so I don't know if that's an issue).
2. Make sure that the person installing has admin rights on your install server.
3. if UAC is enabled, disable it (only on vista/server 2008)
4.
Also check out XmlConfig as I've been told it is more robust if all you're
doing is changing XML values in XML files.
Example:
util:XmlConfig Id=settings2 Action=create
File=[#file3] Sequence=2 ElementPath=/configuration/appSettings/[EMAIL
A property cannot have an embedded property within it. To do this, you have to
do use a custom action that resolves your property into another property.
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You could also probably use a filekey attribute instead of property???
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 10:51 AM, Pierson Lee (PIE)
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A property cannot have an embedded property within it. To do this, you have
to do use a custom action that resolves your property into another
I need to be able to do the following:
Create DB and run several SQL scripts.
Start a service which writes to above created database.
Stop above service.
Run additional SQL scripts that rely on data being entered in to DB by
above service.
Start service
I am using the FirewallException Element to open up various ports that
my applications needs. One of the ports I need to open is the SQL Server
port used by the instance I have installed. This isn't fixed when you
install SQL server so I need to read a registry key to find the port and
then allow
A property cannot have an embedded property within it. To do this, you
have to do use a custom action that resolves your property into
another property.
Or use SetProperty (which is essentially the same thing without the
hard work).
Neil
Neil Sleightholm
X2 Systems Limited
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I need to be able to do the following:
Create DB and run several SQL scripts.
Start a service which writes to above created database.
Stop above service.
Run additional SQL scripts that rely on data being entered in to DB by
above service.
Start service
Are you passing your port number in at uninstall? Does your port in your
properties have a default value? Because your Virtual Directory and website are
in the same component, and your GUID for both are the same, I think it is
uninstalling the second component with the site creation. Look at
Thanks for the reply.
OK, I changed the GUIDs, and now the Default Web Site doesn't get removed on
uninstall when the port is 80. So far so good. When the port is not 80,
the Default Web Site gets removed on uninstall. This must be because the
port property has a default value of 80 in my
That's one of the big issues I've been trying to solve. You can probably set
another conditional if you can find a good way to check and see if the site
already exists. I've been meaning to spend more time to allow a user to either
A) create a new site or B) use an existing site and I haven't
When the port is not 80, the Default Web Site gets removed on
uninstall...
I guess I need to store the port number in the registry, and do a
registry search to set the port number on uninstall.
Sorry to jump in but I think the problem is that you aren't storing the
port for uninstall.
Neil
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I still don't know how to launch deferred CAs (Anyone? Please?),
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Didn't I already answer you on the MSI newsgroup?
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Hi,
As far as I've understood, and irrespectively of your port issue, a WebSite
element under a
Component element will always create a WebSite (even if it is the Default Web
Site) and thus
also remove it on uninstall. You THINCTRAX_PORT 80 sniffet should not
include a WebSite element
but
I think he is stating that if the port isn't 80, he needs a website created
otherwise, he wants to use the default.
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On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 10:26 AM, Pierson Lee (PIE)
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That's one of the big issues I've been trying to solve. You can probably set
another conditional if you can find a good way to check and see if the site
already exists. I've been meaning to spend more time to allow
Shawn Dwyer wrote:
So for anyone else running into this issue, apparently one of the causes
could be too many characters in the Id field of the TargetImage element,
which has a max length of 13 characters. The same for the UpgradeImage
element.
Can you file a bug? It sounds like
Andy2008 wrote:
If im using team foundation server does wix have to be installed on team
foundaiton server also ? (TFS is a single machine running build and TFS)
That's easiest, though you can also check in the files; see Integrating
WiX Projects Into Daily Builds in WiX.chm.
With the
Sean Farrow wrote:
I am writing an updated installer for a friend. Previously the installer
use a free system. With in the new installe I want to grab a registery
key (if another registry key exists) and then run an executable
referenced by the first registry key. Can I do this in a launch
Reid Siglin wrote:
I was very excited to see the addition of new switches to the
self-extracting exe program in WiX. I noticed that the switches that
were added did not include one for an admin install like passing the
parameter /a to misexec. I realize that it would also be possible to
Schuett, Michael wrote:
After upgrading from 3.0.2925.0 to 3.0.4401.0 I noticed that while building
in Visual Studio 2005 the error and warning detail info no longer appears in
the Output window.
It's a known bug in VS2005 that the Votive folks haven't worked around yet.
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Neil Sleightholm wrote:
Thanks for the input. When looking at it again it does seem to depend
too much on the order and as that can't be controlled I think I will
have to split it out with some custom actions.
Without a column to order the searches, order is undefined. Roll the
die. It's
Neil Sleightholm wrote:
Is this possible? If not should I raise a feature request or bug?
No, Port is an xs:integer type, not formatted. Please file a feature
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Dmitry Berkovich wrote:
Its mean that only on link stage I can calculate real sequence for all
objects of MyLogic type.
Can I do it in Wix v3?
Yes, but it will be difficult to do what you want. There isn't yet a
generalized linker extension so the only way to do it is via a binder
Neil Sleightholm wrote:
I am struggling to get util:CloseApplication to work and wondered if
anyone else has got it working (I am using 3.0.4415.0). First, what I
would expect to see is a dialog offering to close my application if it
is still running - is this what it does?
No, it doesn't
bryan rasmussen wrote:
keep getting an error when the MSI actually attempts to install the
MSI saying I don't have the rights to do it.
It's a generic error message; it doesn't indicate an actual permissions
problem. Does your service have dependencies on any other assemblies
being
Where in the registry are the web sites listed? If I knew where to look I could
use the same flags. With IIS7 the issue is a bit less because of the
ApplicationHost.Config that it uses lists all the websites.
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I just saw your reply. Thanks.
Your approach is the shim one that we eventually abandoned because
implementing the more complex MSI functions was a lot of work. Check out
http://code.dblock.org/ShowPost.aspx?id=7, we use an actual MSI now.
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Is it possible to use WiX to create an MSI that will not register itself with
Windows? I want to be able to run the MSI multiple times without having to
uninstall, if I so desire. I don't want it to register itself for uninstall or
to appear in add/remove programs or otherwise affect anything
Hi All,
I am facing same problem, can anyone give solution for this problem.
Thanks Regards,
Chandrashekar vuppala
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