(assuming the
COM ID didn't change).
Your choice will depend on which restrictions cannot be removed.
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From: Sohail Somani [mailto:soh...@taggedtype.net]
Sent: 17 September 2010 19:09
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Same Component GUID
What are the implications of two files having the same component GUID
but different key paths in different installers?
Some background:
* Release N-1 has a COM component with component guid G and the key
path COMDll${N-1}.dll with related registry keys as part of the component
* Release N
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CustomAction ... ExeCommand=[INSTALLDIR]\batchfile.bat ...
The batch file can use %~dp0 to change to the installdirectory first.
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On 10-09-10 7:41 PM, little.forest wrote:
I don't know how to use batch file in customaction.
The same way you'd use any other command. I gave you an example!
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is not
read only (it was locked by source control the first time I added the new
assembly reference).
Heat needs to be able to load the assembly properly. Are there
dependencies missing? Adding the dependencies to the PATH variable
worked for me.
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On 10-09-08 12:06 AM, Sohail Somani wrote:
Hi,
My installer launches the app upon installer completion (well, the last
wizard page.) By this point, a required environment variable (PATH) does not
seem to have been set as the new process gets the old version.
This makes sense as the msiexec
. Is there a way to ensure that the custom action is launched
with the new environment?
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to be some kind of issue upon uninstalling the later version.
Suggestions on how to debug would be helpful!
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On 10-09-05 8:05 PM, Sohail Somani wrote:
Hi there,
Is there a way to see why Windows might start MSI repair automatically?
Perhaps run some kind of integrity check on installed packages?
I've got an issue with some shared files between application versions.
While I've ensured
On 10-09-05 8:05 PM, Sohail Somani wrote:
Hi there,
Is there a way to see why Windows might start MSI repair automatically?
Perhaps run some kind of integrity check on installed packages?
I've got an issue with some shared files between application versions.
While I've ensured
though.
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could not load the DLL due to missing
dependencies. If your component depends on something in another
directory, you should add it to the path.
Not sure if that is the correct solution, but it was the one I found anyway.
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How can this be done automatically using heat.
Generally, it is recommended to use the heat output as a starting point
but you can use a scripting language for this too.
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problems. Is there a
simpler way to exceed the limits without using VB script? Should I write
to the registry manually?
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like 1.0.0 into the
Version attribute.
If you try to work around the version numbering scheme, you might run
into difficulties with Upgrades which require versions to be comparable.
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Sent: 27 August 2010 15:52
Thanks, this clarifies perfectly.
On 10-08-24 5:48 AM, Peter Shirtcliffe wrote:
http://robmensching.com/blog/posts/2008/10/10/What-are-.wixlibs-and-why-
would-you-use-them
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From: Sohail Somani [mailto:soh...@taggedtype.net]
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Shared files/registry question
Awesome, thanks. I'm probably going to stick
: Friday, August 20, 2010 1:12 PM
To: 'General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.'
Subject: RE: [WiX-users] Shared files/registry question
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Oh, I'm trying to keep it simple here :)
On 10-08-20 4:14 PM, Blair wrote:
Or, alter your upgrade table to something that allows whatever your SxS
story is.
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Whether the above is right or wrong, could someone please enlighten me
as to the least headache-inducing way to do this properly with WiX?
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behavior?
What could be causing this problem?
Alpha channel?
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downgrade protection.
Ah, thanks for the helpful tip. Simplifies a few things!
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This is probably a MSI question more than a WiX question but here goes:
is it possible with WiX to always generate an install log without
requesting it on the command-line?
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Thanks. So I guess there is no command in Windows Installer to generate
a log file?
On 10-08-12 11:15 AM, Michael Clark wrote:
See
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223300
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Thanks!
On 10-08-12 5:37 PM, Blair wrote:
If you are using MSI 4.0 or later, you can add the MsiLogging property to
the Property table.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/aa370322.aspx
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RemoveExistingProducts After=InstallInitialize/
/InstallExecuteSequence
Does this sound like a silly, dangerous thing to do or am I a genius?
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for it anywhere!
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Gotcha, thanks.
Turns out I do not need to install prerequisites so I'm very happy! :)
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