Hi,
I'm trying to write a merge module that installs a
shortcut to the start menu in the same folder as the MSI installs its shortcuts
i.e. I need a way to pass a folder name to a merge module. Is this
possible?
Thanks
That put the files in d:\root\inetpub\wwwroot. Any other ideas?
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Robert
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Putting files in wwwroot
I think that WiX (and/or Windows Installer) needs to stop thinking that
the Installer class is a bad idea and start thinking of how to support
it. Whether you like it or not, Microsoft has adopted the Installer
classes as the standard way to install things.
I still don't understand why an
Here's my take on this subject. All of my applications at this time and the forseeable future are written in C# and run on the .NET platform. However, I still build things such as custom actions, shell integrations, etc., using C and C++.I do this because of how I understand that the CLR
This worked. Thanks.
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Robert
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There may be a better way to do this,
Creating an installer that uses custom actions that are
based on two different versions of the .NET Framework is definitely a bad idea
but, that doesn't mean that you shouldn't be able to use managed code at
all. I've run into a similar problem with the C++ runtime, installing on
x64
I see, so say I want to use temporary files
during install as part of a custom action, but dont want the files to be
on the system after execution. Is there a built in way to do this?
Or do I have to make my own custom action and perform its own extraction and
cleanup?
From:
Youd have to do it via your own
custom action. What is your scenario? In general you should avoid
custom actions because its very difficult to write one
properly/securely.
Derek
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Im trying to deploy web services to
an IIS site running Sharepoint along with some templates that will be loaded as
documents into the Sharepoint library.
Looks like just executing an external
command would be easier then.
Eddie
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The WiX IIS custom actions dont
cover your needs? What will the external command do specifically?
Derek
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