yixie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a way to get the installed feature list after msi has already exit?
Let's say I have another exe which will execute based on whether
Feature*** has been installed.
Use MsiQueryFeatureState, and perhaps MsiEnumFeatures.
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Does anyone know of a method that can be used to create an .msi for an
evaluation version. Either something that will expire after a certain period
or better still will automatically un-install. Of course -all in WiX.
Cheers, Paul
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On Mon, 17 Dec 2007 02:15:20 -0800 (PST), PLAWP wrote:
Paul,
Does anyone know of a method that can be used to create an .msi for
an evaluation version. Either something that will expire after a
certain period or better still will automatically un-install. Of
course -all in WiX.
Not with
Hi,
thanks for response
I tried but not working
- Property Id=MsiLogFileLocation Value=C:\Install.txt/
- Property Id=MsiLogFileLocationC:\Install.txt/Property
Can u suggest more.
Karthik Krishnan-5 wrote:
Did you try setting the MsiLogFileLocation property (
SaiTeja wrote:
Hi,
thanks for response
I tried but not working
- Property Id=MsiLogFileLocation Value=C:\Install.txt/
- Property Id=MsiLogFileLocationC:\Install.txt/Property
Can u suggest more.
Hi
The MsiLogFileLocation Property is available since Windows Installer
4.0 (Windows
Yike!
Just the concept is scary. I don't want anything happening to my machine
without my permission!
The answer, however, is no. Any handling of expiration needs to be done
outside of WiX / Microsoft Installer. The best you can hope for as part
of the installation is to write a CustomAction
Hi,
It seems that msi extracts some files at a temporary location for some time
and then deletes that.
My scenario is that i want to execute an exe through my custom action and
this exe should be deleted after the installation is over.
Is there any way to find out the temporary location?
I am using the latest version of Visual Studio Team System 2008
Development Edition. I just upgraded to this last week. I tried
installing Wix version 3.0.2925 but it doesn't recognize that VS is
installed on my machine. Is there anything I can do to get votive to
work with VS 2008?
Hello,
I look for a tutorial how to check INSTALLDIR directory or other target
directory
after cllick the next button. In case the dirctory is not empty, how to diable
the
wizard to continue?
Exists a tutorial for this? Can anybody help?
Thanx,
Daniel.
I have a weird bug while uninstalling a website on Windows XP, using the
MSI installer: when the application is uninstalled, IIS is completely
broken.
Here is the part installing my web site:
Component Id=AdminSite Guid=f493af6c-ccbf-4488-8024-9710114c41c2
iis:WebSite
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Hi all,
What is the best way to detect if .net framework 3.5 is installed with wix
v2?
I have seen that in wix v3 it is possible to use the netfxextensions.
Like:
PropertyRef Id=NETFRAMEWORK35/
Condition Message=The .NET Framework 3.5 must be installed
Installed OR
Thanks. That worked.
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Hi,
I want to use UAC for my Wix generated MSI. I know the way for custom
actions.
But I am looking for a similar solution for SqlDatabase extension. I can
succefully create the database if I run my MSI through elevated command
prompt but direct installation doesn't work.
Any help would be
Wixwikihttp://www.wixwiki.com/index.php?title=NetFxExtension does not mention
NETFRAMEWORK35 and I have not tried it with v2.
Checking NETFRAMEWORK20 works for me in v2. Here is what needs to be done:
- Add somewhere in your wix script:
PropertyRef Id=NETFRAMEWORK20/
Condition
Hello all,
We are are using Wix to deploy IIS hosted WCF services. The Wix files
include setting of the web sites as well as the setting of the applications
to be hosted (inside of virtua
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I am a newbie and am strugglilng with the following problem.
I need to install a 3rd party DB (postgresql) as part of my installation
proceedure. I have figured out how to do this silently using a .bat file
to launch the DB msi from my msi using
Property
Hello all,
We are using Wix to deploy IIS hosted WCF services. The Wix file includes
setting up for creating,configuring the web sites as well as the setting for
the web applications (the WCF services).
Some of the machines the final MSI is targeting already have the Web sites
created, some
Hello
I am planning to use ComPlus extension in V3. I looked under the latest
build available (on sourceforge wix-2.0.5325.0-binaries), but could not
find complus extension binary. What is the name of the binary?
Thanks
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What you do is use an installation bootstrapper that sequences the
MSIs and installs them sequentially.
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What's the best way, in your opinion, to run a SQL command on a database that's
being installed through SOUP in WIX?
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The WiX v3 NetFxExtension part which sets these properties is a 'pure'
extension, it only generates entries in the MSI file rather than requiring
any custom actions to do its job. You can find the definition of these
properties in src\ext\NetFxExtension\wixlib\NetFxExtension.wxs, where the
This sounds like a database server configuration issue. It sounds like the
custom action is running impersonated, which on Windows Vista with UAC
enabled, not running from an elevated command prompt, means that the token
used doesn't contain the Administrators group. A default installation of SQL
Hi,
Thanks for Info.
Can you suggest for Msi Logging for XP or 2000
Thanks
Stefan Pavlik-2 wrote:
SaiTeja wrote:
Hi,
thanks for response
I tried but not working
- Property Id=MsiLogFileLocation Value=C:\Install.txt/
- Property Id=MsiLogFileLocationC:\Install.txt/Property
Can
Hi,
Following is my Directory structure
Setup.wxs
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Directory Id=TARGETDIR Name=SourceDir
Directory Id=ProgramFilesFolder Name=PFiles
Directory Id=TEST_PRG Name=TP LongName
= TEST PROGRAM
Hi Justin,
We'd like to change the file extension for WiX extensions from .dll to
.wixext, but wanted to get a feel from the community how this would affect
people. Please respond if this would affect you negatively (or positively)
and how. Note that this is just for wix v3. Version 2 is not
Hi,
Following is Administrator check for WINDOWS Os
Condition Message=You must be an Administrator to install the Client.
Privileged
/Condition
How to check the same in VISTA OS(32 and 64bits OS's)
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Hi,
Thanks for Info.
Can you suggest for Msi Logging for XP or 2000
- Property Id=MsiLogFileLocation Value=C:\Install.txt/
- Property Id=MsiLogFileLocationC:\Install.txt/Property
I'm not using this, but my suggestion would be to,
1. DO NOT use C:\ for cruft like log
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