Not quite.   It has to be a static class with a static method that takes the 
Session class as an argument.    The blog post I mentioned explains how it all 
works but there is an update.  Since then WiX added a C# Custom Action project 
type to Visual Studio under WiX.   Use that to generate your project and you'll 
see how it all comes together.
 
And yes,  Binary, CustomAction, Sequence and so on....  as shown here:
 
http://blog.deploymentengineering.com/2009/02/msi-tip-how-to-reuse-customaction-for.html


 
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From: vatson <srivatson.tiruma...@citrix.com>
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] InstallUtil.exe alternatives
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: Tuesday, May 10, 2011, 3:26 PM


Hi,

Thanks for your response. The DTF option looks pretty interesting, based on
your blog post. If my understanding is correct, can i simply replace the
RunInstaller attribute that I currently have in my assemblies with the
CustomAction attribute, and then use DTF to convert it into CA's the MSI can
use? Also I'm not quite clear as to how to integrate this with the MSI. Do I
have to follow the regular way and add the DLL (after MakeSfxCa has been
run) to the binary table and then add CA entries in the CA table to execute
the custom actions? Is there an example you could add in the post? 

Thanks,
-Srivatson

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