I think you and Fredrik would get along quite well. The WiX toolset native
codebase uses very few classes but is still C++ code (uses // for comments
and other small things not originally supported in C).
Why? Because we developed a very consistent style that is used
everywhere. That style was
For sure, I wouldn't mind getting involved in making some sort of extension.
That project doesn't seem to have much activity though.
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That's true. It's a very quiet project since I've been focused on Burn.
Needs someone to push it.
On Wed, Aug 3, 2011 at 6:25 AM, Nick Ramirez nickra...@hotmail.com wrote:
For sure, I wouldn't mind getting involved in making some sort of
extension.
That project doesn't seem to have much
Ah thats useful all round. (well at least it tells me I didn't miss
anything obvious)
From my quick look at the extension is rollback the major thing that's
wrong with it or are there other problems lurking?
Are there restrictions on Visual Studio versions for extensions? Also
while the code has
We've had quite a bit of hands on experience with this sort of thing lately.
In one project, we bound a certificate to a port during the install so that
we could use SSL (the same as if you were to go into IIS and set the binding
and choose a certificate). In another case, we used ws-security in
Ug, batch files? It doesn't look like this supports repair and thus won't
work for patching or minor upgrades (probably all scenarios you cut). Of
course, no error reporting either.
A better way is to build a declarative custom action that is reusable. There
is already one in WiX-contrib
Has anyone got a set of blog posts that cover installing WCF
webservices using WiX? (Ideally for IIS 6, 7 7.5) I need to install
some https WCF webservices and after recently doing some manual
installs one area that I'm little concerned about is deciding which
certificate to use (and what the
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