Yes, you should specify -cg switch, providing the name of the
ComponentGroup to be generated:
Heat dir dir_path -cg HelpGroup ...
-- Yan
-Original Message-
From: akapoor [mailto:anupama_kap...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, July 20, 2009 8:10 PM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject:
Hi Yan Sklyarenko,
Thanks a bunch for your suggestion. I got it all working now.
-Anu
Yan Sklyarenko wrote:
If you used heat.exe to generate your help.wxs, then it most likely
contains a ComponentGroup, which includes all the generated components.
The components should be included into
Thanks for the mail. The file (help.wxs) that Heat generated, I see only one
Fragment and one DirectoryRef Id, and then bunch of directory id and
component id's.
Sample of help.wxs:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
Wix xmlns=http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2006/wi;
Fragment
If you used heat.exe to generate your help.wxs, then it most likely contains a
ComponentGroup, which includes all the generated components. The components
should be included into a feature. The easiest way to do this is to reference
this ComponentGroup from your main.wxs.
I would do this:
!--
Thanks John.
I used Heat (Wix 3.0) to generate a file (help.wxs) - this basically contains
lots of help files (html and also some images).
How to do I used this file (help.wxs) inside another wix file (product.wxs) -
this is main wix file.
Please let me know.
Thanks again,Anu
--- On Fri,
Can you please share your experience?
I also want to do exact same thing that you are talking about. I am not
sure, which way to go about.
Tom Crozier wrote:
All - I need to know the best way to handle installing a large number of
files. As part of the project I have 2 different
Heat with WiX 3.0 does a pretty good job of coordinating and building WiX
fragments.
Long before the updated WiX 3.0 Heat, I wrote a tool for my use, Paraffin that
takes care of generating WiX fragments.
All - I need to know the best way to handle installing a large number of files.
As part of the project I have 2 different directories with approximately 24,000
files (including subfolders) in each. I could use heat to generate the initial
list but then I am assuming I have to maintain the list
Hey Tom,
I, personally, do not condone using the ZIP method. I actually don't see how
it would be much faster to manage a ZIP file. Pretty much that is what MSI
is doing for you now. You can change the compression ratios of the CAB files
you put your product if you need to gain compression speed.
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