Newbie to WiX here. What does "failed to get command line data" really
mean?
Does it mean it doesn't see my command or does it mean my command doesn't
run? I've been able to track down a few threads where folks find solutions,
but I'm still not getting things to work. I have a test .exe called
Lit
If I remove "deferred"
Action start 17:18:20: InstallFiles.
> Action ended 17:18:20: InstallFiles. Return value 1.
> Action start 17:18:20: QtExecInstallCmdLineSet.
> Action ended 17:18:20: QtExecInstallCmdLineSet. Return value 1.
> Action start 17:18:20: QtExecInstallCmdLineRun.
> CAQuietExec: E
My SSD drive is too full. I'm trying to move lots of files off of it.
Is there any way to have it install/hack it to work if it was on D:?
Thanks,
RickH
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I've noticed that Burn in 3.6 RC0 is leaving DEL.tmp files in %Temp% that
are the bootstrapper stub. Should they be getting deleted, or are they being
left for debugging for now?
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Dear Chris (Robison),
Have you tested the original .bat file? I ran into just this issue earlier
today. I had written my .bat file from Visual Studio (11) which started as
a UTF-8 (or -16 not sure) .txt file. Not surprisingly, it had the BOM
appended to the front, which prevented execution.
Respe
Hi everyone. I have Chinese characters in a couple of my files, so early
on, I had to add Codepage="UTF-8" to my Product tag.
Version="1.0.0.4" Manufacturer="xxx"
>UpgradeCode="6950706d-de97-499b-9164-c240c0559d72">
This worked very well until I added WixUIExtension to my references
Garbage in, garbage out.
Sorry, couldn't resist. Seriously though, I've never heard on Windows
Installer doing this. Do you have any custom actions that updat the file?
Is it possible the file is corrupted during the build process. ( Hence the
GIGO joke. )
Yeah, the UTF-8 suggestion was it. I reencoded the file to ANSI. Thanks so
much.
Chris
2012/4/12 Dirk Räder
> 2012/4/12 Chris Robison :
> > I have a batch file that I'm packaging into an installer and when it gets
> > installed on a machine, the installer seems to be putting garbage text at
> >
2012/4/12 Chris Robison :
> I have a batch file that I'm packaging into an installer and when it gets
> installed on a machine, the installer seems to be putting garbage text at
> the beginning of the file. This is causing execution problems. Any
> suggestions?
>
> Chris
Hi Chris,
usually neither
What is the garbage text? My suspicion is that you may have inadvertently saved
the batch file as a Unicode file and that there is a Unicode byte-order mark
(BOM) at the beginning of the batch file. If so, then open the batch file is
Notepad and then choose Save As and explicitly specify the enc
I have a batch file that I'm packaging into an installer and when it gets
installed on a machine, the installer seems to be putting garbage text at
the beginning of the file. This is causing execution problems. Any
suggestions?
Chris
A strange scenario. I think what I'd do is install the per-user installer
as content when I install the per-machine install. Then when the per-user
application get's run, use the content to install the per-user install for
the users profile if it's not already installed. I'm not sure I'd nee
Hi:
I'm currently dealing with an installer that is per-user, and cannot be changed
to per-machine.
I also have a second installer that is dependent on the per-user installer-this
is per-machine.
What I need to know is the following:
Is there a way of determining where burn has cached a package (
I can't get WIX to create a database in a SQL Express LocalDB instance unless I
use the named pipes format. Unfortunately the named pipes name changes each
time the instance is started, so this is not viable, even if I could determine
the name!
It has been suggested
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