Hi guys,
I have been trying to close an MSI dialog from a custom dialog I created and
have not been able to.
I read some post here:
http://windows-installer-xml-wix-toolset.687559.n2.nabble.com/What-does-Custom-OnExit-do-td5807840.html
All,
Is there a way to apply system policies similar to how one would use
secedit.exe? I currently have a custom action that runs secedit.exe which
works fine, but the trouble is that my current approach does not work well
with localized versions of Windows (i.e. the command line arguments
Hello,
I am attempting to use the WixQueryOsWellKnownSID action to query the
localized group names for the Administrators and Users groups. In general,
per the log file the action appears to be running and exiting but is still
returning the English spelling of these groups thus causing the
Hi,
I am Ananda. D . Our driver Installation package has developed using
WIX. We used dpinst.exe to install drivers in a C# Custom Action DLL.
Dpinst returns a value about the status of the drivers installed, it may
have Restart. I got the values successfully in C# CA. But I need to
inform the
This has come up before
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=28519297
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From: Ananda Doddagatte [mailto:anan...@virident.com]
Sent: 13 February 2012 12:44
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Return a BOOL value from deferred CA to
I was trying to follow the step mentioned in this thread but on compiling I
get the following exception:
C:\...\xyz.wxs(204) : error CNDL0024 : The CustomAction element contains
illegal inner text: 'NOT Installed'. It may not contain inner text unless
the Script attribute is specified. make: ***
Ok my mistake in reading the post - it was supposed to be in Custom and not
in CustomAction tag. Thanks
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It's sounds like you're trying to do something like:
CustomAction Id=MyCustomAction
NOT Installed
/CustomAction
But you can't put the conditional there. You have to put the conditional in a
Custom element in either the InstallExecuteSequence or the InstallUISequence
(or both).
Yes I realized it and its working now - what a blunder. Thanks
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Not that I'm aware of but if you built a data driven custom action, it'd be
great if you could contribute it back to the community so the next person
needing this could find it. smile/
On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 3:53 AM, Andy Clugston clug...@gmail.com wrote:
All,
Is there a way to apply system
C++ custom actions have a defined signature that includes expected return
values.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa368072(v=vs.85).aspx
You may be able to store the message in a property or anywhere else (registry?)
to retrieve later.
Phil W
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I have the same issue, and the files that I am including are 3rd party files
so we can not change them.
I tried the DefaultLanguage = 0 and I then get a LGHT1101 warning. So that
does not solve the issue. So if we can not get rid of the LGHT1076 warning
I guess we would have to just ignore
In order to be able to compile my CA, I changed the line:
UsingTask TaskName=ReadRegistry AssemblyFile=$(WixTasksPath)/
To:
UsingTask TaskName=ReadRegistry AssemblyFile=C:\Program Files (x86)\WiX
Toolset v3.6\bin\WixTasks.dll/
in the file: C:\Program Files
Hi
Someone asked about WIX training in Europe in a previous thread and there
was at least two German courses, but are there anyone doing courses in the
US or anywhere else in the world in English?
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Danish,
The tool that you were creating to help with Dynamic linking of files to a
WiX install is it done yet? If so where can we get it to try it out?
Now I am really new to WiX and therefore do not know the in's or out's of it
as I have been using InstallShield for quit some time now. Now I
I think this is fixed in the next build.
On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 12:19 PM, Trent255 trent...@gmail.com wrote:
In order to be able to compile my CA, I changed the line:
UsingTask TaskName=ReadRegistry AssemblyFile=$(WixTasksPath)/
To:
UsingTask TaskName=ReadRegistry AssemblyFile=C:\Program
Uhh, where did you hear that it was okay to add and remove files from a
Component during an minor upgrade/patch? That definitely does not work
correctly in all scenarios.
On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 1:19 PM, TimM timmay...@smarttech.com wrote:
Danish,
The tool that you were creating to help with
With someone's help, I figured out the approach.
After CostFinalize action, before InstallValidate action, add a customer
action, say UpdateFeatureChange, which changes the feature's reqire state
accordingly.
In DTF, it is as simple as
FeatureInfo featureA2= this.Session.Features[FeatureA2];
Hi,
Thanks for your reply, the post you mentioned contains the following:
There's a Wix built-in custom action called WixCheckRebootRequired
that
runs after instalfinalize. An examination of the source code for that
might
help you work out how it's done if there are no quick answers on
The setting is still available in IIS7/7.5 and if you manually set the id in
WiX then the state works ok. I think this is an ASP.NET issue rather than IIS
but will do some more checking and report back (or more usefully apply a patch).
Neil
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