Hello All,
This reply is for Message 3 (Re: FW: Integrating WIX Project with TFS 2008
(Tobias S))
Hello Tobias S,
Yes I have already referred the online post suggested by you
http://wix.sourceforge.net/manual-wix3/msbuild.htm?
Still no luck.
Can you please inform me what changes needs to be do
Appreciate your response, it clarifies a lot.
Our regular repair through ARP is configured to bring up a custom UI dialog
asking for a windows service logon account.
Since this is suppressed in resiliency repair, the service installation
fails, causing the entire repair to fail.
I guess I could t
On 28-Aug-11 17:31, Sameer Arora wrote:
> Why is UI sequence table missing/empty when repair is triggered by the
> advertised shortcut?
Because resiliency repairs are always run in basic UI. That can't be
changed.
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On 25-Aug-11 16:29, Alexander Stock wrote:
> issue. Therefore it seems we stumbled over a serious but rare "apply
> delta patch bug", most probably within the MSI functionality on
> Windows XP.
Quite probable: For example, Office patches used to ship in both
binary-delta and full-file versions; f
On 25-Aug-11 16:05, Bernie Schoch wrote:
> I have a per-machine install.
Not exactly. Because that's controlled by the ALLUSERS public property,
a user could pass in "ALLUSERS=" to try to make it a per-user install.
So ICE57 is telling you that. You can choose to ignore or pacify it.
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My scenario is that target for an advertised shortcut is absent.
If clicks the shortcut, Windows MSI triggers a repair with
parameters REINSTALL=DefaultFeature REINSTALLMODE=pocmus. As part of this
repair, the installation sequence seems to skip UI Execute sequence as I see
from the log:
Action s
A verbose log file should show you the value for all the properties and the
states of the Components.
On Thu, Aug 25, 2011 at 1:11 PM, Sameer Arora wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have defined a component to cleanup a generated (not part of msi) file on
> uninstall but leave intact on a major upgrade after r
Yes. The WiX toolset preserves the date/timestamp of the files on disk to
the .cab.
On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 5:30 AM, Tobias S wrote:
> Maybe do that with a MSBuild task in the BeforeBuild Target or some
> other place before building the installation?
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Hi,
I'm registering a filetype associated with my program's executable in
Windows 7, and it works perfectly:
...
...
However, I noticed that after the application is uninstalled, the
application's data files *sti
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