I have been installing/uninstalling services through Custom Actions earlier.
I attempted to use ServiceInstall to install the service. The service
installs, but I cannot start it. It appears to be a permissions problem. I
have read a bunch of posts, and have attempted some of the suggestions, but
Thanks Rob,
Funny thing is that the we were modifying 2 xml/config files that are part of
our product and they are Installed and Uninstalled as part of that product and
it would still fail.
None the less, issue happen and I would be happy to share the Log files with
you to see if it is
I have tried version 4130 and that also does not do it!
Why release something that doesn't work?
Cockerham, Greg M wrote:
I recently installed Votive on a machine running VS2005 (version
8.0.50727.42). When I attempt to create a WiX project, the status bar
reports
the project was
Hi,
I'm totally newbie about WIX. I've just downloaded the last v3 version
(3.0.2925.0) and I'm playing around with it.
I've got some basic questions that I've been unable to find in the
documentation:
- I would like to make an multi-language installer, that let's you
select the
I'm totally newbie about WIX. I've just downloaded the last v3 version
(3.0.2925.0) and I'm playing around with it.
That's a pretty old release, you get the latest drop here:
http://wix.sourceforge.net/releases/
Moreover, if i try to define
any other Culture in the Light setttings (for
I recommend going through the WiX v2.0 tutorial (
http://www.tramontana.co.hu/wix/) and making a localized project, then
convert to WiX 3 format.
That being said, here's the WiX 3 locale files (4 of them have been moved to
the new format, the rest you have to modify but those are easy changes).
Browsing the docs I found the Binder variables and one for
bind.assemblyVersion.FileID, it looks like I can't use it in the same way as
normal properties though as it gets evaluated after the WiX XML has been
parsed. Has anyone had any experience of using this?
I am trying to set a ProductVersion
Hi,
I've finally been able to create two shortcuts (one in the desktop and
another one in the ProgramFile menu). But the only way I've found is to
define both shortcuts as advertised. I'm attaching the code used. But I
would like to know if it's possible to do it via non-advertised shortcuts.
I just verified build 4130 on win xp sp 2, vsts2005 8.0.50727.762 and it
works for me.
Did you also install the ProjectAggregator2.msi?
Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED] namens carlldev
Verzonden: wo 4-6-2008 12:35
Aan: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Onderwerp: Re:
Is there a way to find the MSSQL Data directory, where the database
files should be placed?
Tim
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I need to know how to increment a registry value, or set it to 1 if it
didn't previously exist. How would I go about doing this?
I can read the current value, if it exists, then set it to one if that value
is blank...
But how do I do math? Do I need to write a CA for this? That seems like
This doesn't have anything to do with VSTO and Office 2007 does it?
MSI has no support for math. Some hacks can be done as demonstrated in:
http://99-bottles-of-beer.net/language-windows-installer-1310.html
But otherwise it's custom action time. And if VSTO/Office 2007 is
No, we have a tool console that lists external tools in the registry.
So, it'll have a value NumExternalTools that has a count in it, and a
value for each tool called Tool0, Tool1, Tool# where # ==
NumExternalTools - 1
There are better ways to do it, but the fact is, I have to integrate
Also if DTF is an option, check out:
http://blog.deploymentengineering.com/2008/05/data-driven-cas-made-easy-with-dtf.html
Christopher Karper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, we have a tool console that lists external tools in the registry.
So, it'll have a value NumExternalTools that
I think that's my solution. Thanks for the pointers! :-D
Chris
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 3:20 PM, Christopher Painter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Also if DTF is an option, check out:
http://blog.deploymentengineering.com/2008/05/data-driven-cas-made-easy-with-dtf.html
Christopher Karper
I have an out-in-the-wild install that has a duplicate for two components.
The first component is a collection of files, the second component is a
CreateFolder (with a util:Permissions).
In the current installer, I've corrected the dupe by creating a new guid for
the CreateFolder component.
The
tsollas wrote:
CustomAction Id=RestoreLogDirectoryBackup
Property=RestoreLogDirectoryBackup ExeCommand=/c if not exist
quot;[service.dir]logsquot; ren quot;[service.dir]logs-backupquot;
quot;logsquot;
Execute=deferred Return=ignore/
Correction. The above task is
Hi Tim,
For SQL 2005 or SQL 2008 (i assume you use one of them) you need to find the
following registry key:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\Instance
Names\SQL]
SQLEXPRESS=MSSQL.1
Based on the value of the name of the instance (SQLEXPRESS in this
example) you'll find
Hi,
I want to display a confirmation (yes/no) message box if the CPU is
slower than Intel Pentium II or the equivalent. If the user clicks Yes
button, the installer will continue. Otherwise, the installer will jump to
the ExitDialog directly. Please tell me how to do this. Thanks.
Have you tried it without the Arguments=-Install being part of the
syntax? From what I understand, those arguments are those needed to run
the service, not to install the service. For example, if I want to
install our service smanually, I run -Service as the paramter, but I
sure don't include that
I have an installer created using Wix 2.0.4820.0 which registers type
libraries and com servers for .Net assemblies.
We tried to deploy to a Windows 2008 server and are not seeing any CLSID
Registry settings getting created.
Example Wix elements that are not making it into the registry:
I'm still at a loss on how to resolve this.
I've found ALLUSERS=1 in both logfiles.
I've added Languages=1033.
I've attmpted to add
Custom Action=PreventDowngrading
After=FindRelatedProductsNEWAPPFOUND/Custom
But I have no UI for this package.
Could that be the problem?
Are
Thanks Chad! Taking out the Arguments attribute fixed it, I read the
wix.chm again, Arguments is for passing the arguments to run the service not
install it. I wonder how Wix/MSI figures out the arguments required to
install/uninstall the service, because my services require specific
parameters
Ah of course I forget to include the most important detail. This is
64bit Windows 2008.
It looks like there IS some registry redirection going on there for
Windows On Windows. So the CLSID registry settings were not appearing in
the 64bit registry view we were looking at which was throwing us
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
ywchen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I want to display a confirmation (yes/no) message box if the CPU is
slower than Intel Pentium II or the equivalent. If the user clicks Yes
button, the installer will continue. Otherwise, the installer will jump to
the
This is most probably not Wix-specific but anyhow:
Uninstall string that is registered for my app is the following:
MsiExec /X{Product code}
However, when uninstall is selected via ARP this causes uninstall to run
at reduced (or basic, not sure) UI level, with no Wizard dialogs. I want
full GUI
I am trying to display CancelDlg if Intel 5. But I got the following
error during compilation.
error LGHT0204 : ICE03: Not a valid foreign key;
Table: ControlEvent, Column: Control_, Key(s):
CancelDlg.Next.SpawnDialog.WelcomeDlg.Intel5
Here's part of my wxs. Please
Hey all,
I have some Condition tags in my installer that work correctly, but
when they're triggered the 'Ok' button doesn't have any text in it. All
I see is a popup with my error message and a blank button. Clicking the
empty button works, but it looks kinda broken. Anyone seen anything
Hi,
I am trying to display CancelDlg if Intel 5. But I got the following
error during compilation.
error LGHT0204 : ICE03: Not a valid foreign key;
Table: ControlEvent, Column: Control_, Key(s):
CancelDlg.Next.SpawnDialog.WelcomeDlg.Intel5
Here's part of my wxs. Please
Does that really work...? I thought uninstalls were always stuck at basic mode.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tony Juricic
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 15:43
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] How to Uninstall
Why release something that doesn't work?
Usually, because we don't know that it doesn't work. The weekly releases are
just that. The weeks releases. There might be bugs. We need your help to
report the bugs when you find them so that we can start fixing them.
-Original Message-
Yeah, I'm not sure how much we're going to do to XmlFile. At this point, it's
just there for backwards compatibility and simple cases that happen to work.
Feel free to open a bug with the log files attached... but don't be too
disappointed if we just punt it (since XmlConfig works correctly).
Christopher Karper wrote:
No, we have a tool console that lists external tools in the registry.
So, it'll have a value NumExternalTools that has a count in it, and a
value for each tool called Tool0, Tool1, Tool# where # ==
NumExternalTools - 1
I had a similar issue and avoided
Weinstein, Scott wrote:
I've attmpted to add
Custom Action=PreventDowngrading
After=FindRelatedProductsNEWAPPFOUND/Custom
But I have no UI for this package.
Could that be the problem?
No, with OnlyDetect=yes there won't be any attempt to uninstall the
newer version. But it
Tony Juricic wrote:
However, when uninstall is selected via ARP this causes uninstall to run
at reduced (or basic, not sure) UI level, with no Wizard dialogs. I want
full GUI level, instead.
What is the best way to accomplish that?
Set the ARPNOREMOVE property to 1. That forces the user
Sandip Ghosh wrote:
Thanks Chad! Taking out the Arguments attribute fixed it, I read the
wix.chm again, Arguments is for passing the arguments to run the service not
install it. I wonder how Wix/MSI figures out the arguments required to
install/uninstall the service, because my services
Ryan O'Neill wrote:
Browsing the docs I found the Binder variables and one for
bind.assemblyVersion.FileID, it looks like I can't use it in the same way as
normal properties though as it gets evaluated after the WiX XML has been
parsed. Has anyone had any experience of using this?
You can
Robert Morton wrote:
The online WiX2 manual seems to have been corrupted recently,
Yes, it's a known problem.
I've seen various tutorials online which are great, but I do need a
reference manual for some of my work.
The v2 and v3 versions of WiX.chm are available for every build.
--
Natxo Mateos wrote:
I've finally been able to create two shortcuts (one in the desktop and
another one in the ProgramFile menu). But the only way I've found is to
define both shortcuts as advertised. I'm attaching the code used. But I
would like to know if it's possible to do it via
Colin Bleckner wrote:
I have some Condition tags in my installer that work correctly, but
when they're triggered the 'Ok' button doesn't have any text in it. All
I see is a popup with my error message and a blank button. Clicking the
empty button works, but it looks kinda broken. Anyone
You know Bob, I've read that before but didn't think about how that could solve
another pain point. getting around the fact that the ShortCut table
doesn't format the shortcut name when dealing with multiple instance
installations. Still, it'd be nice not to have to write any CA's.
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
ywchen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am trying to display CancelDlg if Intel 5. But I got the following
error during compilation.
error LGHT0204 : ICE03: Not a valid foreign key;
Table: ControlEvent, Column: Control_, Key(s):
I don't know about the actual issue, but as you might guess from looking at
a snippet of xml, the character is in fact a special one that needs
escaping
so either
Intel gt; 5
or
![CDATA[Intel5]]
is more likely to work
/Simon
On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 1:57 AM, ywchen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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