Howdy, Daniel. Let's see if I understand you proposed workflow:

1. The installer contains the SSIS package and custom .NET executable.
2. The installer solicits connection information during setup that you want to 
write to an XML config file.
3. The .NET application will execute the package to do a fuzzy and then do what 
with the results?

Questions: If you're already writing a custom WinForms or XAML app AND the SSIS 
package is invisible to the user, why not have the application itself provide 
the user the ability manage connection parameters?

If you provide connection management features in your custom application, you 
can then persist them however you wish from .NET and pass them to the SSIS 
package as parameters programmatically or via command line to DTExec. In this 
scenario, I don't see a reason to use the registry, environment variables or 
XML configuration files.



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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Wix - integrating Microsoft SSIS package into setup


Hi there!



Thanks for your answer! We will either use XML config files or
environment variables. This decision is still open. What I want to do is
to execute the SSIS package from a C# application to perform a Fuzzy
lookup to compare addresses. There are around 1 million data rows to
compare. The result should be displayed on a Winforms GUI. So, we have
to pass the connection parameters to the databases into the SSIS
package. I thought of writing them from C# into the XML Config file, but
maybe environment variables work out better.

If you have any suggestions in how to achieve this, I would be very
thankful (mainly in how to create the Wix setup...)



Regards

Daniel





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Sent: 29 January 2009 17:46
To: Daniel Schmitz
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Wix - integrating Microsoft SSIS package into
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Been there, done that a few times. It depends on the package, Daniel.
How are the package configurations setup? Environment variables? User
registry keys? XML config files? I've used all three, including
manipulating the XML files at installation time to persist user
selections made during setup. Warning: oob functionality in SSIS doesn't
support configuration in HKLM.

Are you planning to execute the package immediately post-installation?
I've had trouble with environment variables in that scenario, but user
registry keys and XML files work fine.



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Hello,

is there a way to integrate a Microsoft SQL Server SSIS package into a
Wix
setup? The setup should install the SSIS package and if possible allow
to
define some user settings. I'm not sure if I need a Wix custom action to

achieve this (maybe somebody already wrote one), or if there is another
way
to do this.

I would appreciate any help on this issue.

Thanks
Daniel
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