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> >Is it just me or is WIX just just a complete utter PITA?
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You are not alone. "PITA" is putting it politely. I gave it a good try
about 3 years ago but was disgusted by the lack of clarity,
documentation and guidance about how to construct the potentially huge slab
of XML. The format of the
Scott,
I don't think WF is available on .net Core yet. So in that case I'd
recommend IIS Express as your host. All the WF stuff I did was years ago
and it was all IIS based. It's grown considerably easier I hear.
Preet
regards,
Preet, in Auckland NZ
On 19 January 2017 at 19:46, Scott Barnes
Wallace,
I've just been off on a reading spree following your link. One thing that
keeps coming up is that MSI offers features galore to aid all parts of the
application deployment management process. The list is very very
impressive. However the the thing that comes across is "*if written
I have a need to create a local mini web server which sole job is to act as
a WCF host for local area network clients to feed off. The web server's
main role is to act as a Windows Workflow host that will process inbound
data into various whacky workflow(s).
The web server is headless in that i
>Is it just me or is WIX just just a complete utter PITA?
Yes its garbage. Yes this is just my opinion and apologies if you have
built the worlds best installer on WIX but for me it is the most
un-intiative piece of crap in the world. I have been waiting for someone
else to rant so i myself can
Is it just me or is WIX just just a complete utter PITA?
The documentation is appalling. It's basically incomplete and what's there
is spread out all over the web.
I know the issue is that the underlying MSI infrstructure is the real
problem but I'm just going to rant about WIX.
Preet
You can upgrade from 2008 to 2008 R2, but it’s a whole new OS
Windows Server 2008 == Windows Vista
Windows Server 2008 R2 == Windows 7
Some pretty big differences between the two
From: ozdotnet-boun...@ozdotnet.com [mailto:ozdotnet-boun...@ozdotnet.com] On
Behalf Of Greg Keogh
Sent:
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> Did you come across this article?
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> https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/kb/2023146
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I think so, or very similar ones. Sadly the role changes didn't work.
The Rick Strahl article hints that my older server is running IIS 7.0
whereas all the other ones are 7.5, and he reckons I MUST use
In the past I have also had to get MVC working under IIS6.
I think I followed this article
http://czetsuya-tech.blogspot.com/2011/06/how-to-deploy-mvc3-powered-website-to.html.
But for IIS7 I can’t remember what I did.
Have a read of this post and all the comments. Seems like a lot of
Did you come across this article?
https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/kb/2023146
Regards
Adrian Halid
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