I would guess you'd have to write a custom action to investigate what they
had installed and set it to a variable (like you suggested).
However, just because someone has Sql Server or Sql Express doesn't
guarantee that it will just be [COMPUTERNAME] or [COMPUTERNAME]\SQLEXPRESS.
You can install ei
y running heat on a directory (not just a file) that contains all the
> assemblies you need to register.
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> Ben Reichelt wrote:
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> I am making an installer for an Outlook vb6 COM addin. The addin consists
> of 7 COM assemblies that need to be copied to the target mach
I am making an installer for an Outlook vb6 COM addin. The addin consists
of 7 COM assemblies that need to be copied to the target machine and then
have regsvr32 called on each assembly. I have read that calling out to
regsvr32.exe from the msi is not recommended and instead you should manually
cr
I solved the problem, an earlier version of the application had been
installed using the msi packages, and then manually deleted without actually
uninstalling it. Uninstalling these older msi's fixed my windows service
issues.
Thanks for your help Bob
On Nov 13, 2007 12:43 PM, Ben Rei
, 2007 10:35 AM, Bob Arnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ben Reichelt wrote:
> > The msi package installs and uninstalls correctly on my dev machine
> > (WinXP) and another dev server (Win2k3). There are two servers that
> > the msi fails to uninstall correctly. The files are
Hello all,
I have an msi package that copies my windows service to the Program Files
and then creates a windows service for the exe. On uninstall, I stop and
remove the windows service. I am using the "ServiceInstaller" and
"ServiceControl" elements to install/uninstall the service.
The msi packa
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