Hello,
someone please provide me an working example of appending permissions (in this
case registry)
Tried several things now (with WiX v3.9) and nothing worked for me, either
during build Append attribute is unknown and without the attribute on target
machine it overwrites existing
Hi guys
I have a setup that installs the following components:
Winforms application,
Console application,
VSTO add-in for EXCEL
The code of the installer is as follows:
Bundle Name=$(var.ProductName)
Version=1.0.0.0
Manufacturer=bla-bla-bla
You are using a general link from Microsoft to download VSTO. This link does
not download a specific version it downloads the most recent version of
VSTO. Check it out because now VSTO is 10.0.50325. Thus you will also need
to get the Hash number for this version.
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Or - get the specific VSTO version you built your bundle against and either
embed it in the bundle or provide your own download link
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From: darbid [mailto:davidbo...@gmx.de]
Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2014 2:28 AM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re:
Have a new installation that refuses to upgrade. On each new release the
installer complains. That Another version of this product is already
installed... Below is the Product.wxs file. Build and install this version,
change BGProductVersion to 1.11.5241.1234, build and install, Another
If you want to do a major upgrade, ditch the upgrade elements for a
MajorUpgrade one, change the product Id to *.
Be aware that the MSI only pays attention to the first three parts of the
product version, but in this example it should upgrade.
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From:
I did not know about MajorUpgrade. That should solve my problem. Thank you.
-Original Message-
From: David Watson [mailto:dwat...@sdl.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2014 10:20 AM
To: General discussion about the WiX toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] upgrade not working
If you want to do
You can use the UpgradeVersion elements if you want (I do - I have different
error messages for same-version and new-version already installed). The key is
that the product id must change. What DavidW suggests (*) works nicely.
DaveC
From:
Thanks, Pavankonduru. May I ask, where does the word CustomActionData come
from that's used to index into Session? Is it derived from the value of the
BinaryKey? Is it a constant? Or what?
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1. Task Kill because I was not aware of the WiX util CloseApplication. It's
not in the book. Do you know of additional online documentation that is a
more complete reference for WiX?
2. I'm not deleting the same program I'm installing. My installation
replaces a program (which was not done via
CustomActionData is the place holder for the data that you pass to your
deferred custom action.
When you make your custom action immediate, you can access properties directly
in your custom action and retrieve them in you C# custom action by :
string location = session[INSTALLFOLDER];
One can
Can you show what markup you're using now? That would make it easier to
troubleshoot.
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As far as I know, a transform file is a file used during the patch-making
process, but can't be used directly to perform a transform. It needs to be
joined with a patch file. The patch file has the knowledge of what the
transform applies to. Without it, I don't think Windows would know what to
do
Is it getting hung up on something? When you uninstall with logging, does the
log show anything happening that takes a long time around where it calls
RemoveFiles?
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I installed Visual Studio 2013 Professional and then downloaded and installed
Wix Toolset 3.8. From within VS - Help - About , I see Windows Installer
XML Toolset 3.8.1128.0. If I choose New - Project, I see the Windows
Installer XML node with seven different options like Setup Project, etc.
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