I would like to have my custom bootstrapper allow for an installed MSI to be
modified via the MSI's UI. If I install the .msi directly, I am able to do
this from the ARP via the change button.
I tried to accomplish this same behavior via my custom bootstrapper. In my
custom bootstrapper, I tried calling the
"Bootstrapper.Engine.Plan(LaunchAction.Modify)", but the MSI was not ran. The
relevant section of the log file is below.
[9A00:6CA8][2013-05-08T19:34:40]i200: Plan begin, 2 packages, action: Modify
[9A00:6CA8][2013-05-08T19:34:40]w321: Skipping dependency registration on
package with no dependency providers: Netfx4Full
[9A00:6CA8][2013-05-08T19:34:40]i201: Planned package: Netfx4Full, state:
Present, default requested: Present, ba requested: Present, execute: None,
rollback: None, cache: No, uncache: No, dependency: None
[9A00:6CA8][2013-05-08T19:34:40]i201: Planned package:
CBADummyInstallerPackageId, state: Present, default requested: Present, ba
requested: Present, execute: None, rollback: None, cache: No, uncache: No,
dependency: Register
[9A00:6CA8][2013-05-08T19:34:40]i299: Plan complete, result: 0x0
[9A00:6CA8][2013-05-08T19:34:40]i300: Apply begin
[13490:74E0][2013-05-08T19:34:40]i360: Creating a system restore point.
[13490:74E0][2013-05-08T19:34:47]i361: Created a system restore point.
[13490:74E0][2013-05-08T19:34:47]i323: Registering package dependency provider:
{789E60DC-2AB4-4757-8C64-B515361D9F67}, version: 1.0.0.2, package:
CBADummyInstallerPackageId
[13490:74E0][2013-05-08T19:34:47]i325: Registering dependency:
{08179914-7fc1-4a0e-b057-df466f422a7d} on package provider:
{789E60DC-2AB4-4757-8C64-B515361D9F67}, package: CBADummyInstallerPackageId
[9A00:6CA8][2013-05-08T19:34:47]i399: Apply complete, result: 0x0, restart:
None, ba requested restart: No
Is there something else that I need to set to have it run the previously
installed MSI and display the MSI's UI?
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