Re: [WiX-users] logging of RemoveExistingProducts

2006-12-12 Thread André Pönitz
Dana Gutride wrote:
 When the already installed version was created, were those 
 uninstall custom actions included in it?  The installed MSI 
 is called to handle the uninstall sequence, any changes you 
 make to your uninstall sequence will only affect the new 
 installers you create. 
 
 As far as your logging question goes, you should be able to 
 see those actions (if they are in fact included) and the 
 other stuff that is happening when the cached msi is removed 
 by using l*v.

Ok, thanks (also to Stefan Krueger). 

A typical example of PEBKAC: The condition of the custom
action was wrong. I see the deinstallation now as expected.

Andre'

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[WiX-users] logging of RemoveExistingProducts

2006-12-11 Thread André Pönitz

I have a product that needs to run custom actions 
when uninstalling. This works.

However, when trying to install a major upgrade
on an already installed version the older version
is properly found (i.e. I get something like

  MSI (s) (3C:DC) [09:51:36:582]: PROPERTY CHANGE:
  Adding NEWERVERSIONDETECTED property. 
  Its value is '{7F141428-1AC6-46F5-9915-763C2F1D5F11}'.

in the log) but it looks as if during its
deinstallation the custom actions do not run.

Ordinary deinstallation works just fine.

Is there a way to see the stuff that happens 
when 'RemoveExistingProducts' somehow in the log
file (I am using /l*v already)

Andre'

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Re: [WiX-users] logging of RemoveExistingProducts

2006-12-11 Thread Stefan Krueger [MVP]
Are you sure you're looking at the right property? I mean, 
NEWERVERSIONDETECTED is a strange property name for the detection of an 
*older* version.

That said, the uninstall of the old version should be in the log, masrked 
with (N) for nested as opposed to (c) for client side and (s) for server 
side actions.

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 I have a product that needs to run custom actions
 when uninstalling. This works.

 However, when trying to install a major upgrade
 on an already installed version the older version
 is properly found (i.e. I get something like

  MSI (s) (3C:DC) [09:51:36:582]: PROPERTY CHANGE:
  Adding NEWERVERSIONDETECTED property.
  Its value is '{7F141428-1AC6-46F5-9915-763C2F1D5F11}'.

 in the log) but it looks as if during its
 deinstallation the custom actions do not run.

 Ordinary deinstallation works just fine.

 Is there a way to see the stuff that happens
 when 'RemoveExistingProducts' somehow in the log
 file (I am using /l*v already)

 Andre'

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