I have a VS 2010 Solution that I recently move to a different development machine (it was initially developed on a Windows 7 - 32-bit machine). It is a SharpSetup 1.6 Solution (which is a C++ Bootstrapper that uses C# Projects to provide a complete wrapper for WIX installers). My solution contains an x86 wix project and an x64 wix project that each installs a Tomcat webapp. The bootstrapper & UI Project selects the appropriate WIX project based on the installation machine architecture. This has worked fine for a couple of years.After moving to a new (64-bit WinServer 2008 R2) machine, I am experiencing an error that I do not understand:-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8>torch.exe(0,0): error TRCH0227: The transform being built did not contain any differences so it could not be created.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This happens on both wiz projects in the solution.My question is: *What would trigger touch.exe to execute? * I've read that touch is for creating a transform. I don't think I need to transform anything.The wixproj is set to produce .msi output, and the only other non-default setting is in the Tool Settings, where I have a linker parameter of: -cultures:default,en-USThanks,Mark
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