I should add that when I uninstall my new msi - both services are removed.
On Fri, Nov 11, 2011 at 4:53 PM, Deepa Choundappan wrote:
> Thanks ! You did give me a pointer as to how to do this but I did not get
> there all the way. I added a new ServiceControl node with the old Service
> name ( and
Thanks ! You did give me a pointer as to how to do this but I did not get
there all the way. I added a new ServiceControl node with the old Service
name ( and a new component Guid). But what I found was that it definitely
did stop the old service but did not delete it. I have both the Remove and
St
If it's an upgrade, you can just uninstall the old service and install it again
with your new name. Change the Component guid for the service component and
that just works. I don't know of anything that will just change the name that's
supported by MSI.
The ServiceControl stuff lets you say yo
Hi -
Our original version of the msi installed a service like "Service Preview"
- I now need to change this to "Service" on a subsequent install.
On an upgrade - I hit a Files In Use box which sayd "The following
applications are using files which the installer must update. You can
either close th
Yeah, I want to generate a file upon installation.
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Do you mean create as in generate a file (you could use a custom action to
do that) or create as in "here is my file, put it in that directory" which
is much simpler and just requires a reference to a file.
To dump, add something like this to a directory, but I think it's all in the
.chm so you p
I'm new to WiX, and I can't seem to find it in the documentation. I'd like
to create a file during installation. What's the best way to do this?
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You want a patch.
Because your files are very large, look into binary delta patching. However,
search on this list - I think some people have had problems with those types
of patches. Also the user may get prompts for the source MSI when using this
type of patch.
These links will help
The Wix h
Hello,
I have WIX installation with a lot of huge files.
Each time, when files are changing I prepare major upgrade (same upgrade
code, new product code) with all the files.
Now I also need to prepare msi, which would contain only changed files.
So that user could download this update, install i
I have no idea which bits will be relevant. Install logs are only really
useful in their entirety. You tend to jump about through them when analysing
a problem.
If you finding them hard to follow you could try using the MSI log file
viewer (C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\Bin\W
Hello.
I have a bundle with several packages of .msi and .exe types, plus additional
.exes to install some Windows roles. I also know all their features and can
gather information from user which one should be installed. So now I have a
problem to calculate how much space installation will take. I
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