The requirements can be found in section 5.5 here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/hh749939.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/hh749939.aspx :
This is what the page is saying:
Windows inventory tools and telemetry tools require complete information
about
Hi all,
I have the following fragment
Fragment
!-- shortcut directories --
DirectoryRef Id=TARGETDIR
Directory Id=ProgramMenuFolder
Directory Id=ProgramMenuVendorFolder Name=$(var.MainInstallDir)
Directory Id=ProgramMenuProductFolder
Name=$(var.ProductFullName)
I have programmed a bootstrapper-project with WiX 3.8.
In the bundle i have defined a few overridable variables like this one for
the name of the databaseuser:
Variable Name=DB_USER
bal:Overridable=yes
Type=string
Value=default
The error says you are using the VS extension in some way. look for a Help
element or something else from that extension.
http://wixtoolset.org/documentation/manual/v3/xsd/vs/helpfile.html
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From: Pavan Konduru [mailto:pavan.kond...@accelrys.com]
Sent: 18 December
I know I can use localization variables to localize any string in a Burn
bootstrapper project like I can do the same thing in the WiX MSI projects.
So, I can localize Name of the Bundle, Description of the packages, etc. But
I want to select appropriate language resource at runtime of my custom
Regarding the following comment (and as an alternative approach until the
issue is addressed in Burn):
I'll just have to live with that warning. However, to me, it looks like
the version warnings are just an oversight. Is that so?
And is there a clean way of resolving these warnings?
The GUID in
Typo between Variable Name=DB_USER and StringVariables[DB_NAME] ?
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Hello.
After manual deleting previous failed bootstrapper with some packages,
bootstrapper crashes after install button.
Temp directory and registry HKCR/Installer/Dependencies was cleared, but
nothing helps.
What to do?
[18D0:13D0][2014-12-19T17:56:29]e000: Error 0x800700e8: Failed to write
Is it possible to access a file (in this case a SQL script) during the
install process from a Custom Action without installing the file first to
the hard drive?
Currently I am doing this to access the file:
FileInfo _file = new FileInfo(session.CustomActionData[Directory] +
01_Create
Yes, using the Binary Table. That's how sql:SqlScript does it.
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Senior Software Engineer | Enterprise Service Applications | Continuing
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If you leave the Component Id null. Windows will install the file but
not track it, uninstall it or repair it.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa368007(v=vs.85).aspx
So you can use it and then remove it.
The alternative is to stream the file out of the binary table, for
which you could
We are doing an internal release of a product that is still in testing and
because of the changes between to the latest version, it cannot be
installed as an upgrade.
I have the following in place now to prevent the upgrade:
MajorUpgrade Disallow=yes
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