Dear All,
We have two features (Client and Server) in an WiX installer and both of them
include a merge module, called CFI. Some of the CFI files are self-registering.
During the install runtime, if we select both features to install, then these
CFI files register properly. However, if we select only Client to install, the
CFI files are still installed but not registered. So, I generated a log file in
each of the two cases. At the bottom is a difference that I found when
comparing the log files.
As you can see, in the Client + Server case, there is a lot of registration
going on in action RegisterClassInfo. In the case of Client-Only install,
action RegisterClassInfo does not do much and switches quickly to action
WriteRegistryValues. Moreover, take file pv.dll in CFI for instance, when the
file is registered it seems associated with feature Server, as you can see
below.
MSI (s) (E4:74) [13:23:12:953]: Executing op:
RegClassInfoRegister(Feature=Server,Component={D2DDE281-9076-477C-A6A9-105FC4DDF425},FileName=C:\Program
Files\Common Files\SIMSCI\SIMSCICFI40\VC090x32\bin\pv.dll,
Is there a way to ensure that the merge module files are registered whenever
they are installed?
Thanks a lot,
Miaohsi
Client + Server install logging:
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MSI (s) (E4:74) [13:23:12:859]: Note: 1: 1402 2: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.0 3: 2
MSI (s) (E4:74) [13:23:12:890]: Executing op:
ActionStart(Name=RegisterClassInfo,Description=Registering Class
servers,Template=Class Id: [1])
Action 13:23:12: RegisterClassInfo. Registering Class servers
MSI (s) (E4:74) [13:23:12:906]: Executing op:
RegClassInfoRegister(Feature=SecurityClient,Component={805EA8EE-7E8B-4FE7-B60B-7AC6EBB20186},FileName=C:\SimSci\ROMeo60\Shared\Bin\Sec_DCOMProxy.dll,ClsId={C33BA386-5DC5-4F4B-B90C-A1A29C18A37E},,,Description=PSFactoryBuffer,Context=InprocServer32,,,,,,,,,)
RegisterClassInfo: Class Id: {C33BA386-5DC5-4F4B-B90C-A1A29C18A37E}
MSI (s) (E4:74) [13:23:12:906]: Executing op:
RegClassInfoRegister(Feature=ModelAppServer,Component={0E1B4F18-CB9F-4088-9585-E08863050303},FileName=C:\WINDOWS\system32\VFP6R.DLL,ClsId={008B6021-1F3D-11D1-B0C8-00A0C9055D74},ProgId=VisualFoxpro.Runtime.6,VIProgId=VisualFoxpro.Runtime,,Context=InprocServer32,,,,,,,,,)
RegisterClassInfo: Class Id: {008B6021-1F3D-11D1-B0C8-00A0C9055D74}
MSI (s) (E4:74) [13:23:12:921]: Executing op:
RegClassInfoRegister(Feature=Server,Component={3207D1B1-80E5-11D2-B95D-006097C4DE24},,ClsId={0002E005-0000-0000-C000-000000000046},,,Description=Component
Categories Manager,Context=InprocServer32,,,,,,,,,)
RegisterClassInfo: Class Id: {0002E005-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}
MSI (s) (E4:74) [13:23:12:921]: Executing op:
RegClassInfoRegister(Feature=Server,Component={FCD3F2B9-39D6-499E-90C0-0DDBCAF5FAAA},FileName=C:\Program
Files\SsiFlex\SSIFlex.exe,ClsId={CB12807E-0EA9-4EE0-B82C-550874B354E1},ProgId=SSIFlex.SSIFlexSrv.1,VIProgId=SSIFlex.SSIFlexSrv,Description=SSIFlexSrv
Class,Context=LocalServer32,,AppID={8F58E37C-F765-4E72-97C3-40D64F61F1BE},,,,,,,)
RegisterClassInfo: Class Id: {CB12807E-0EA9-4EE0-B82C-550874B354E1}
MSI (s) (E4:74) [13:23:12:937]: Executing op:
RegAppIdInfoRegister(AppId={8F58E37C-F765-4E72-97C3-40D64F61F1BE},ClsId={CB12807E-0EA9-4EE0-B82C-550874B354E1},,LocalService=SSIFlex,ServiceParameters=-Service,,,)
MSI (s) (E4:74) [13:23:12:953]: Executing op:
RegClassInfoRegister(Feature=Server,Component={2A2009B8-B158-4644-821C-4C3C0C89B97D},FileName=C:\Program
Files\FlexCell\FlexCell.ocx,ClsId={FB821424-DF64-417D-9064-C2C789D53EC6},ProgId=FlexCell.Grid,,Description=FlexCell.Grid,Context=InprocServer32,,,,,,,,,)
RegisterClassInfo: Class Id: {FB821424-DF64-417D-9064-C2C789D53EC6}
MSI (s) (E4:74) [13:23:12:953]: Executing op:
RegClassInfoRegister(Feature=Server,Component={D2DDE281-9076-477C-A6A9-105FC4DDF425},FileName=C:\Program
Files\Common
Files\SIMSCI\SIMSCICFI40\VC090x32\bin\pv.dll,ClsId={258CCBBD-6CB2-11DE-8BF2-444553544200},ProgId=SimSci.PVServerVC90x86.90,VIProgId=SimSci.PVServerVC90x86,Description=SimSci
PROvision Server v9.0 (VC 9.0, 32-bit),Context=InprocServer32,,,,,,,,,)
RegisterClassInfo: Class Id: {258CCBBD-6CB2-11DE-8BF2-444553544200}
MSI (s) (E4:74) [13:23:12:968]: Executing op:
RegClassInfoRegister(Feature=Server,Component={ADDCA5C6-9F10-4A9F-A714-393C11AF268B},FileName=C:\Program
Files\Common
Files\SIMSCI\SIMSCICFI40\VC090x32\bin\PVChar.ocx,ClsId={4D4A1DDD-6CB2-11DE-8BF2-444553544200},,,Description=SimSci
Char Property Page v9.0 (VC 9.0, 32-bit),Context=InprocServer32,,,,,,,,,)
RegisterClassInfo: Class Id: {4D4A1DDD-6CB2-11DE-8BF2-444553544200}
MSI (s) (E4:74) [13:23:12:984]: Executing op:
RegClassInfoRegister(Feature=Server,Component={ADDCA5C6-9F10-4A9F-A714-393C11AF268B},FileName=C:\Program
Files\Common
Files\SIMSCI\SIMSCICFI40\VC090x32\bin\PVChar.ocx,ClsId={4D4A1DDC-6CB2-11DE-8BF2-444553544200},ProgId=SimSci.CharCtrlVC90x86.90,,Description=SimSci
Char Control v9.0 (VC 9.0, 32-bit),Context=InprocServer32,,,,,,,,,)
RegisterClassInfo: Class Id: {4D4A1DDC-6CB2-11DE-8BF2-444553544200}
MSI (s) (E4:74) [13:23:12:984]: Executing op:
RegClassInfoRegister(Feature=Server,Component={D4C62D2E-5898-4D50-97AD-C10ADB5496CA},FileName=C:\Program
Files\Common
Files\SIMSCI\SIMSCICFI40\VC090x32\bin\PVFloat.ocx,ClsId={77C6C5B1-6CB2-11DE-8BF2-444553544200},,,Description=SimSci
Float Property Page v9.0 (VC 9.0, 32-bit),Context=InprocServer32,,,,,,,,,)
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Client-Only install logging
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MSI (s) (E4:88) [13:14:22:390]: Note: 1: 1402 2: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.0 3: 2
MSI (s) (E4:88) [13:14:22:390]: Executing op:
ActionStart(Name=RegisterClassInfo,Description=Registering Class
servers,Template=Class Id: [1])
Action 13:14:22: RegisterClassInfo. Registering Class servers
MSI (s) (E4:88) [13:14:22:406]: Executing op:
RegClassInfoRegister(Feature=SecurityClient,Component={805EA8EE-7E8B-4FE7-B60B-7AC6EBB20186},FileName=C:\SimSci\ROMeo60\Shared\Bin\Sec_DCOMProxy.dll,ClsId={C33BA386-5DC5-4F4B-B90C-A1A29C18A37E},,,Description=PSFactoryBuffer,Context=InprocServer32,,,,,,,,,)
RegisterClassInfo: Class Id: {C33BA386-5DC5-4F4B-B90C-A1A29C18A37E}
MSI (s) (E4:88) [13:14:22:406]: Executing op:
ActionStart(Name=WriteRegistryValues,Description=Writing system registry
values,Template=Key: [1], Name: [2], Value: [3])
Action 13:14:22: WriteRegistryValues. Writing system registry values
MSI (s) (E4:88) [13:14:22:406]: Executing op:
ProgressTotal(Total=987,Type=1,ByteEquivalent=13200)
MSI (s) (E4:88) [13:14:22:421]: Executing op:
RegOpenKey(,Key=CLSID\{C33BA386-5DC5-4F4B-B90C-A1A29C18A37E}\InProcServer32,,BinaryType=0)
MSI (s) (E4:88) [13:14:22:421]: Executing op:
RegAddValue(Name=ThreadingModel,Value=Both,)
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