All,
First -- I'm new to the list, so, nice to meet you.
My question, in a nutshell, is what is the best way to go about dealing with
this situation I have? The situation its, that I've got a bunch of tools
which are related to each other as part of a software platform. They are all
various
Hi Troy,
Each tool will be independently updated, and versioned, sometimes needing to
be installed individually, sometimes as part of a package. When installed as
a package, they may need to be updated individually, as part of that
package...
...
I'm not completely clear on merge modules and
In essence yes but I know my code works as I use it in a product we
released last week if he's using WiXUI_Mondo (or a custom UI that sets
the InstallLevel = 100), your code would cause that feature to always
be installed regardless of the condition if a user selects Complete in
the SetupTypeDlg
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an installation with a feature ree. One feature is required by
all other features, therefore I don't want the users to be able to
unselect this feature.
How do I go about this?
Cheers
Sean.
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If you are going to use a hybrid approach, then merge modules will get you
what you want. If you can implement Wi across the board, then you should
use .wixlibs. They're much better for your mental health, and more capable
to boot.
Give us more information, and there are plenty of people here
I think it's the Error Dialog.
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Hi,
Which Dialog is
See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372379(VS.85).aspx which
talks about the Upgrade table to get a start on what you need to do.
Then use the WiX equivalent XML tags to define what you need. I'm
hoping you defined an UpgradeCode GUID in your first version though.
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Any idea? Is it bug or I have some problem in my CA?
Thanks,
Dima
On Sun, Aug 31, 2008 at 10:15 AM, Dmitry Berkovich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I developed my custom action, where I passing to CA some properties.
Part of properties is from byte[] type. Exception is thrown when
DoAction
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We're entering a philosophical debate of where custom actions start and
end.
As far as the code goes, custom actions start at their entry point and
end when they return to the Windows Installer engine.
Unit testing them this
Hi Jason,
Thanks for response, It exactly that I did, i transferring data by
using temp file. Please update me when you will finish your
investigation, I just want to know if temp file is temporary or
permanent solution.
Dima
On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 7:50 PM, Jason Ginchereau [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There is also PatchIgnore attribute that can be set on individual file
element. It's a pity that we can't do it for Registry keys and values
too.
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Hello,
I hope I'm mailing the correct list about this. In trying to
develop an installer for our product in WIX, I've hit a wall concerning VC 8.0
redist prerequisites. I followed the steps available at
I know this isn't the exact forum for this, but I'm really confused and
don't know where else to turn. I'm in the process of moving our
installer to an msi-based install using WiX. Our application is fairly
complex, including .NET assemblies, a client-side application, Windows
services that run on
I had the same problem and switched to self-registering servers, i.e.
setting SelfRegCost attribute on corresponding file elements.
I know this approach is not officially recommended but it is hard to see
what some third-party COM servers do with the Registry.
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I know this isn't the exact forum for this, but I'm really confused and
don't know where else to turn. I'm in the process of moving our
installer to an msi-based install using WiX. Our application is fairly
complex,
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Tony Juricic [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know this approach is not officially recommended but it is hard to see
what some third-party COM servers do with the Registry.
RegMon will reveal all. You can get it from the sysinternals portion
of Microsoft's web
Sean Farrow wrote:
I am currently writing an installation that requires to check forr
multiple versions of a product. I only want to display a message and
exit the installation if none of the versions are installed.
Use a condition with multiple properties.
Aditionally,can launch
Jeb Remus wrote:
however the VC redist is NOT listed in add/remove programs, and the registry
keys in ...\CurrentVersion\Installer\UserData\S-1-5-18\Products\ are not set.
When
In addition to Phil's and Neil's comments, I'd add that the registry key
you're looking at is undocumented,
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