No, it is not I am talking about. Remote payload is just an option to
verify my exepackage, isn't it? Even if not, it is still trying to find
redist/netfx(...) during compile. Can I compile a bootstrapper without that
file in order to make a bootstrapper which is designed only for download
package
I am getting 2819 error on clicking “Next” button in WelcomeDlg. Please help.
UI Id=UserInterface
Property Id=WIXUI_Mondo Value=INSTALLDIR /
TextStyle Id=WixUI_Font_Normal FaceName=Tahoma Size=8 /
TextStyle Id=WixUI_Font_Bigger FaceName=Tahoma Size=9
Bold=yes /
Hello!
I have wxs project file:
Product Id=$(var.ProductCode) Name=$(var.ProductName)
Language=1049 Codepage=1251 Version=$(var.ProductVersion)
Manufacturer=$(var.Manufacturer) UpgradeCode=$(var.UpgradeCode)
Package InstallerVersion=200 Compressed=yes AdminImage=yes
InstallScope=perMachine
See this Page:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372835(v=vs.85).aspx
2819:
Control [3] on dialog [2] needs a property linked to it.
One of the Custom Controls oon this dialog is missing a Property
Id/@Value Pair
Carter
Quoting Namrata Kumari namrata.kum...@aspiresys.com:
I am
Upgrades are used to find and replace previously installed files. But if
there's nothing to replace, there's nothing to say the install can't
continue as a fresh install. If you need to not run the installer at all if
a previous install isn't there then try using a launch condition
Sorry, but I'm going to ask a few followup questions:
1. Does your custom action alter the user's computer at all?
2. I see the name NewServerInstance. Is this by any chance creating a
website in IIS?
3. Is it necessary to create a custom table over using properties?
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You can use a VolumeSelectCombo UI control.
Control Id=myVolumeSelectCombo
Type=VolumeSelectCombo
Property=TARGETDIR
Fixed=yes
X=10
Y=10
Width=100
Height=17
Publish Property=quot;INSTALLLOCATIONquot;
Hi Nick,
Thank you for your reply. I think that is a better fit. I have also thought
IExpress and VBScript might be a simpler approach.
I admit what I am doing is unusual. I have an old pre-Vista legacy app that
used HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE to store product key registration information. Under
This is just a guess: when you referenced one component, you created a link
between the fragment and the main project. Now the linker will yell at you
if it finds anything orphaned in that fragment. On the other hand, when you
didn't link anything from the fragment to the project, the linker
So the components in FeatureC can be installed as a standalone feature, but
those same components are needed by Features A and B?
I'd just include the components in all three features. And don't nest
Feature C inside Feature A or B.
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I can't find any help on it but I am curious what is the difference between
this:
CustomAction Id=WixMsiNetAssemblySupport Error=This application requires
.NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1. Please turn on this feature in the
Control Panel or install manually/
InstallExecuteSequence
Custom
This may no longer be an option, but an external manifest to that exe
would disable its virtualization and make it require elevation.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/patricka/archive/2009/12/09/answers-to-several-application-manifest-mysteries-and-questions.aspx
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Phil Wilson
On Tue, May
It looks like that's a direct migration from a Visual Studio setup
project to WiX. The VS setups don't offer all the features that WiX
does, and in this case you probably don't need your own code to copy
files. Use the CopyFile element in WiX. Also, you don't need
-install types of command lines
This Snippet Searches for some required App, as shown by After
AppSearch. If the App is found, it tests for .NET 3.5 SP1, all in a
running UI. This is best used in a Custom Install Dialog
CustomAction Id=WixMsiNetAssemblySupport Error=This application requires
.NET Framework 3.5 Service
Classification: Public
Thanks Carter!
Steve
-Original Message-
From: Carter Young [mailto:ecyo...@grandecom.net]
Sent: May-06-14 2:57 PM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] what exactly is this: WixMsiNetAssemblySupport?
This Snippet Searches for some required
Are MSIs allowed to have to have no Product Name? Or is this a case of (like
the version numbers) that ICE and other tools validate and yet the WI service
doesn't actually care, so all sorts of weird stuff can happen?
(I ask because I seem to have encountered such a thing, and the DTF demo
I'm new to the list (and new to WiX). I've built a few installs, but I have
a new one that is giving me fits.
Can anyone share with me (or point me to a resource or disabuse me of false
notions) how I can set a property (not a Directory property) a user browsed
for (it's a mapped drive)? Why
Question: How do you set the installcontext early enough in the Major Upgrade
setup so that it finds the existing product's context to upgrade.
We created a Single Package authored MSI to target Win 7 +
To Identify setup package as a Dual Mode we set
ALLUSERS set to 2
MSIINSTALLPERUSER set to 1
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Does the user have 2 separate browse dialogs during installation?
-Original Message-
From: Amanda Mallinger Reinartz [mailto:a...@metafile.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2014 3:18 PM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Use Path from BrowseDlg to Set Registry Value (Not
Thanks for the question. Yes. One is used to set the install location. The
one I'm struggling with is the second one.
Thanks for any help!
Amanda
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From: Pavan Konduru [mailto:pavan.kond...@accelrys.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2014 5:37 PM
To: General discussion about
Thanks Dave,
With the custom action the dual mode setup works in most scenarios - But...
Does not work for the following
Install base setup UI mode - in per machine context.
Next do a silent install for the upgrade setup.
We receive a UAC prompt to remove the cached msi ( for the base install)
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