I am making a custom bootstrapper WPF UI to allow consumers to select which
MSIs and specific features within MSIs to install. I think I have my head
around how to select features within an MSI by setting
Engine.StringVariables[TEMPVAR] and then setting an MSIProperty to that Burn
variable.
Hi,
Question for one of the developers maybe. I'm using the bundle addon feature
which is working good. Now I want to include a couple of the addon bundles I
created in the main bundle (my main installer).
How do I include bundles in bundles? There is ExePackage and MsiPackage but no
You can use the InstallCondition attribute of MsiPackage (or ExePackage or
MsuPackage) to control whether a package is installed. If InstallCondition
evaluates to true, then the package is installed, but if InstallCondition
evaluates to false, then the package will be removed unless it's
Suitable de-fanged:
!--
DirectoryRef Id=InstallDirectory
Component Id=AssignServerPermissions Guid=NEED-A-GUID-HERE
Win64=yes KeyPath=yes
sql:SqlString ContinueOnError=no ExecuteOnInstall=yes
Id=CreateLogin Sequence=1 ExecuteOnReinstall=yes ExecuteOnUninstall=no
SQL=IF NOT
I am trying to create a custom table and making the content available for
Burn/CustomMBA via the BootstrapperApplicationData.xml.
When creating a custom table inside my MSI product using the following
excample (from
Check out the File Versioning Rules topic in the MSI SDK. It explains this
behavior.
On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 3:44 PM, Sanjay Poria sanjay.po...@xanalys.comwrote:
My company moved to using msi around a year and I authored a major product
release and subsequent patch files (small update msp's
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