On the installer we used SQLDMO to prepopulate the sql servers on the target
machine in a combo box and also added logic to avoid stomping a database on
an unsupported version of sql server if the user selects an unsupported sql
server from the dropdown but we ran into a problem when SQLDMO wasn't
From a few days ago... thanks to Karim
Michal Peled wrote:
I need to get my installation to register a .NET assembly in the way
that regasm /tlb does.
I saw an example for such a thing in Rob's blog, using the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] attribute (set to yes).
Hi Michal,
You can use heat
Chris wrote:
CustomAction Id=CheckArcnet BinaryKey=MsiTools
DllEntry=HasArcnet Execute=deferred/
InstallExecuteSequence
Custom Action=CheckArcnet Before=InstallFinalizeNOT
Installed/Custom
/InstallExecuteSequence
You're scheduling the custom action for long
RW wrote:
Is there anyway from WiX to run a command with admin privileges on Vista
after InstallFinalize?
No. MSI doesn't support it; custom actions that require elevation must
be transactional.
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sig://boB
http://joyofsetup.com/
It's me again. I am still stuck here with my custom action type 6
problem.
I was also looking for the new releases of wix v3 but it seems that they
do not contain any new changes - I tried them, though.
Perhaps somebody could verify my problem whether in using my sample
files from the link I
Peter Jaworski wrote:
What does this error mean:
c:\tmp\vqbjy0iu\Libs_file.msi : error LGHT0204 : ICE39: PID_WORDCOUNT
value in Summary Information Stream is not valid. Source image flags
must be 0, 1, 2, or 3.
?
Hi Peter,
the Summary Info Stream Wordcount property is used to save
Marcel Kulicke wrote:
yes, this is just the %TEMP% environment variable destination. The
subfolders were generated by WiX during the execution of light.exe.
Nothing special so far, I just wanted to check, whether the
CheckInvalidPath function is probably malfunctioning because of too
long
Hello,
I'm a newbie to WIX.
I have the following command:
regasm AxComp.dll /tlb:AxCompNet.dll /codebase
I want to accomplish the same with the WIX installer. Can somebody tell me
how to do that?
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Mark Willems | Consultant
Avanade Netherlands BV
Frédéric Viollet wrote:
-I finally found these files in the binary distribution. I tried from
the weekly release sources after copying the files above, I got the
following error:
71 errors, all about missing references... because Nant.Core could not
be found.
:)
Is there a way to
Fitzpatrick, Paul J wrote:
Using the latest release, I'm hoping that someone might provide some
guidance on the best method to detect the MSMQ installation queue, and
create the queue if it doesn't exist. Many thanks.
Hi,
from my point of knowledge. This is currently not implemented.
Bob Arnson-6 wrote:
The files are also included in the binaries zip files so they are still
available without CVS access.
Using zip is ok and keeping (large) binaries out of sources.zip is ok for
me.
But DIFxApp.wixlib should be added or at least a wixlib project for building
it, since
alhails wrote:
We are also waiting for a new ComplusExtension. I noticed that the source
code was still present in the src folder. And attempted to perform a
build myself. After negotiating a couple of errors, I have got stuck with
this one...
[exec] Build FAILED.
[exec]
chk the PRIVILEGED property with condition tag
Tom.Chmielenski wrote:
Is there an easy way to test for the condition where the user is not an
administrator on the machine?
Tx.
Tom
-
This SF.net email is
We are also waiting for a new ComplusExtension. I noticed that the source
code was still present in the src folder. And attempted to perform a build
myself. After negotiating a couple of errors, I have got stuck with this
one...
[exec] Build FAILED.
[exec]
Hi Bob,
yes, this is just the %TEMP% environment variable destination. The subfolders
were generated by WiX during the execution of light.exe. Nothing special so
far, I just wanted to check, whether the CheckInvalidPath function is probably
malfunctioning because of too long filenames, which
hi..help needed
i use a browse dialog box through which i select a custom directory.
wat i want to do now is to check whether thrs a directory called 'v62'
in the custom directory and proceed with installation only if the directory
exists. an error mesg shoul pop up if the directory is not
If you want to be absolute sure that no breaking changes will occur
between today and the release of your MSI and you can live with the
missing features go for Wix V2 stable.
But if you need features only offered by v3 go for that release because
those features will never make it into v2. I would
Frédéric Viollet wrote:
-I tried from a CVS checkout, I got the following error:
c:\temp\wix_cvs\wix.build(64,4):
Build file 'C:\temp\wix_cvs\tests\vstests\vstests.build' does not exist.
Yeah, sorry, I just noticed this problem last weekend. You can comment
out every include of .build files
Not to confuse you - in my example in the mail I left the line to define
my dll:
Binary Id=MsiTools SourceFile=MsiTools.dll/
EBCN(Christian Ebner) wrote:
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chris
Sent: Montag, 11. Februar 2008 08:59
To:
Bob Arnson a écrit :
Frédéric Viollet wrote:
C:\temp\wix-3.0.2925.0-sourcesmake.bat ship
Please try a weekly release from http://wix.sourceforge.net/releases/
or a CVS checkout.
Hi Bob,
Thanks again for replying.
-I tried from a CVS checkout, I got the following error:
Is it really not possible to include all files in the source
distribution so that building wix can be automated in a production
environment?
*why* do you need to build WIX in a production environment?
/Simon
-
This
What does this error mean:
c:\tmp\vqbjy0iu\Libs_file.msi : error LGHT0204 : ICE39: PID_WORDCOUNT
value in Summary Information Stream is not valid. Source image flags
must be 0, 1, 2, or 3.
?
Generally, msi file has been created and installation is going
correctly, but it is interesting because
Why not just go to CodePlex?The TFS/MSBuild model kills the CVS/NAnt model,
IMHO. I know you guys said you had some issues building unmanaged code but
surely it can't be that bad.
Bob Arnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Frédéric Viollet wrote:
-I tried from a CVS checkout, I got the
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