I suppose as per March 10 post from Rob, latest WIX Release [3.6 beta] has
support for VS11.
VS11, however wouldn't show templates for "Windows Installer XML", so maybe
it's related to how I have setup VS11. WIX 3.6 Beta was installed before VS11
was installed.
In VS2010: I see that I have W
I'm working on an installer (originally based on the WixUI_InstallDir set),
where I have two "installation" dialogs. The first is the normal
InstallDir dialog that requests where the installation is to be done. That
works fine. The second is a variant of that, where I want the user to be
able to
I have side by side installation of VS2010 and VS11.
When I open my WIX Setup Project I get error while loading WIX Projects. What's
the story of VS11 support for .WIXProj?
My Setup Project has following.
1. Setup [WIXProj]
2. Couple of other .MSM [WIXProj]
3. One Custom Action DLL.
4. A DBProj
Some further research after looking at some logs : when I install the .msi via
"msiexec /I msiFileName.msi", CLIENTUILEVEL=0, which I guess is full UI. When
uninstalling via the command line below, CLIENTUILEVEL=2 and UILevel=3
(INSTALLUILEVEL_BASIC).
So I guess my question is how to get burn
Hi all -- I've been tinkering with Wix 3.6 (build 2719), and set up a test
bundle which installs a .msi package. I wanted the msi's user interface to be
displayed, so I specified DisplayInternalUI="yes" in MsiPackage. This all
seems to work fine for installation.
On uninstallation I wanted to
There are several sql express packages (we used 'Microsoft SQL Server 2008
Express R2 With Tools' in the last release) and its quite customizable from
the command line. For example we specify instance name, features, service
accounts and accounts that can administer the DB.
Each user's needs may
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