There are several ways to do it apparent, but this is what works for
me...
Set up your control up like this...
<Control Id="CmbSQLServerInstance" Property="SQLSERVERINSTANCE"
Type="ComboBox" Height="15" Width="140" X="14" Y="93" Text="Ppphhh"
ComboList="yes" ToolTip="The instance of SQL Server you would like to
attach to.">
<ComboBox Property="SQLSERVERINSTANCE">
<ListItem Value="MSSQLSERVER"/>
</ComboBox>
</Control>
There must be at least 1 dummy ListItem, otherwise the appropriate table
will not be created.
As you can see mine is MSSQLSERVER. In VBscript here is the abridged
version of what I do...
Dim oView
' open and execute a view to the ComboBox table
Set oView = Session.Database.OpenView("SELECT * FROM `ComboBox`")
oView.Execute
' Delete the dummy record
DeleteItemFromComboBox oView
You can add a "where property =..." if you have more than one Combobox
within your project.
Create a stringlist of sorts, then....
intI = 0
For Each sSQLInstance In sSQLInstances
AddItemToComboBox oView, Session.Property("ComputerName") &
"\" & sSQLInstance, intI
intI = intI + 1
Next
And here are the functions I use...
Function DeleteItemFromComboBox( oComboBox )
Set oListItem = oComboBox.Fetch()
LogSessionInfo "GetSQLServerInstancesAction - Deleting item"
oComboBox.Modify msiViewModifyDelete, oListItem
oComboBox = Nothing
End Function
Function AddItemToComboBox( oComboBox, oItem, iItemNo )
' ComboBox record fields are Property, Order, Value, Text
LogSessionInfo "GetSQLServerInstancesAction - Adding " & oItem &
" to ComboBox."
Set oReccombo = Session.Installer.CreateRecord(4)
oReccombo.StringData(1) = "SQLSERVERINSTANCE"
oReccombo.IntegerData(2) = iItemNo
oReccombo.StringData(3) = oItem
oReccombo.StringData(4) = oItem
oComboBox.Modify msiViewModifyInsertTemporary, oReccombo
End Function
Function LogSessionInfo(msg)
Const MESSAGE_TYPE_INFO = &H04000000
Dim rec
Set rec = Session.Installer.CreateRecord(1)
rec.StringData(0) = msg
LogSessionInfo = Session.Message(MESSAGE_TYPE_INFO, rec)
End Function
There are probably better ways, if so hopefully someone on here will
point out my mistakes.
I hope this helps. I'm hoping to do something similar for ListViews.
Dominique
-----Original Message-----
From: Uma Harano [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 12 October 2009 23:59
To: [email protected]
Subject: [WiX-users] How to populate a list box in a msi dialog
duringruntime
Hi,
I need to populate a ListBox control in a MSI dialog at runtime. What is
the best way to do this?
Thanks!
Uma-
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