Great, Thanks Rob.
In which event I need to handle this process? In DetectPackageComplete I can
able to get the state of the packages.
My bundle having "InstallCondition" in chain/MsiPackage element. Is this
condition enough for handle selected MSI on Uninstallation?
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Hi all,
I'm in the process of rewriting some ini handling to us the functions from
iniutil.h.
The following is the ini file I'm trying to parse:
[Environment]
CurrentlyActiveLanguage=enu
AppScriptFile=SurfaceReader.JSB
DefScriptFile=DEFAULT.JSB
ActiveSpotFile=C:\Users\tim\AppData\Roaming\Freedom
Thanks very very much!
It works!
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Hi,
As you know and as posted in the article below, WiX v3 has moved to .NET
Framework 2.0 while WiX v2 will stay on .NET Framework 1.1 SP1.
http://robmensching.com/blog/posts/2007/12/7/wix-v3-on-the-.net-framework-2.0-eminent
However, I did not find much information on the plan of .NET Framewo
Just a comment here, as I haven't been "watching" this thread. This
is the inevitable Chicken and Egg Argument. Application A Installs
DLL Component A, Version X, Application B installs DLL Component A,
Version Y. Now Consider the following:
If X > Y
Application B should not install
Understood, but if there's a choice I'd rather go with the component
rules than rely on the GAC. If shared assemblies that relied on the
GAC behavior were all going to be installed from their different
products into a common non-GAC location you'd need the sharing to work
in the conventional way.
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You can do it that way, but there are other approaches. For most of my MSIs
I use the EmbedTransforms tool as described here:
http://wix.tramontana.co.hu/tutorial/transforms/morphing-installers
Then I just deploy the the MSI without any payloads. MSI automatically
selects the embedded transform
IIRC, there is a feature request open to support this.
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Yes.
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I right-click on the project file, and 'unload' the project, then edit the
project and add InstallerPlatform as follows (to each Property Group
Condition= 'test for configuration'
...
x64
..
...
x86
..
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Do we need to edit the project file manually to set InstallerPlatform
property ? I don't see visual studio 2012 saving the settings when I add a
new platform target in the build settings for the wix project.
On Mon, Apr 7, 2014 at 4:04 PM, Phill Hogland wrote:
> I used the information from th
I used the information from the following link to configure a project to
build either a 32 bit or 64 bit installer.
http://alekdavis.blogspot.com/2011/05/build-32-and-64-bit-installers-using.html
My projects are for drivers and I need to install the full driver tree
regardless of which platform is
Thanks for your reply.
I need some clarifications in uninstalling MSI using burn.
Is it possible to remove only the selected MSI files while uninstallation?
Scenario :
If launch the bundle uninstall from ARP, it shows the installed MSI packages
list. I will select any of one MSI from that list and
I have to create seperate installer's for 32bit and 64bit platform since my
app and third party libraries are different for each platform. But, there
are many common files compiled as target any cpu.
I should have different GUID's for components of each platform installer ?
Or I can use the same G
I have MSI's in english, german and a MST transform file for german
installer.
Now in burn boostrapper how to bundle these MSI's and MST's so that
appropriate localized MST is applied to the msi during runtime ?
Is this the right way to include MST in the bundle ?
Hello,
I'd like to ask a help for the following question. I'm creating an install
package for a server application that can be run in console application mode
without more UI, but when I create shortcuts the following way:
After its installation the shortcut
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