[WiX-users] How to make directory browse work using the WixUI_Mondo dialog sets?

Hi, all~I encountered another problem, hope you guys can give me some directions: I want to use the WixUI dialog library to finish the install process of my package by referencing the common dialog sequence WixUI_Mondo (simply adding one line of code as follows: UIRef Id=WixUI_Mondo /). As

Re: [WiX-users] How to make directory browse work using the WixUI_Mondo dialog sets?

Sorry to bother you guys, I have figured this out: the Browse button is enabled whenever the Feature has its ConfigurableDirectory set. Best wishes, Bonn 2009/8/10 bonn deng bonnd...@gmail.com Hi, all~ I encountered another problem, hope you guys can give me some directions:

Re: [WiX-users] WG: WG: Do some Custom Actions during Upgrade

Hi Blair, The problem is when I call MyCA1 as: Custom Action=MyCA1 After=FindRelatedProductsUPGRADINGPRODUCTCODE/Custom There is compiler error: error LGHT0204: ICE75: UpgradeStopServices1 is a custom action whose source is an installed file. It must be sequenced after the CostFinalize

Re: [WiX-users] WG: How to call Custom Action only on firsttimeinstall, not on Upgrade?

Thanks Gábor! The log is grabbed by command line as you said. However, the log is very long. I am interested in the Custom Actions that called during upgrade. Is there some key words that I can search? Regards, Chunyan -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: DEÁK JAHN, Gábor

[WiX-users] WG: WG: WG: Do some Custom Actions during Upgrade

Hi Blair, Again to my question. I got to know how to get the installation log and I checked the log. I found that when I call MyCA1 as: Custom Action=MyCA1 After=CostFinalizeUPGRADINGPRODUCTCODE/Custom In the log file, it says: MSI (s) (08:3C) [11:37:10:114]: Skipping action: MyCA1

[WiX-users] How to initialize dialog

Hi, I am trying to customize the dialogs in WixUI_FeatureTree and I want to add my own dialog after CustomizeDlg. When I run the .msi, just after the CustomizeDlg it ends up with error 2829. According to msdn error 2829 means: Attempt to use an uninitialized dialog. What does it mean? How can

Re: [WiX-users] How to initialize dialog

Take a look at this post of Neil: http://neilsleightholm.blogspot.com/2008/08/customised-uis-for-wix.html -- Yan -Original Message- From: Tamara Kustarova [mailto:kustar...@fastmq.com] Sent: Monday, August 10, 2009 1:43 PM To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.

[WiX-users] Custom Action during Upgrade got error

Hi Wix-users, I have one Custom Action, which should be called during upgrade. I called it as: Custom Action=UpgradeStopServices1 After=CostFinalizePREVIOUSFOUND/Custom But there is error in installation log, when I upgrade the msi: MSI (s) (F8:78) [12:59:27:612]: Doing action:

[WiX-users] WG: Custom Action during Upgrade got error

I changed the Custom Action call as: Custom Action=UpgradeStopServices1 After=InstallFinalizePREVIOUSFOUND/Custom But there is still the error in log as last email. The Custom Action is defined as: CustomAction Id='UpgradeStopServices1' FileKey='tao_imr.exe' ExeCommand='tao_imr -ORBInitRef

[WiX-users] Running .exe after installation.

Hello everybody, I would greatly appreciate some help. I am using wix v2 to create an installer, at the moment the installer checks for some prerqusite files using the registry and based on what is found takes the user to one of three new dialogs. At 2 of the dialogs I have a checkbox

Re: [WiX-users] Running .exe after installation.

Maybe try and find an error from the exe that your trying to run? Look in the event log. Also can you run the exe by itself? Maybe its trying to reference something that hasn't been installed yet. You could also try running the installer from the command line and get the verbose logging output.

[WiX-users] KeyPath documentation clarification request

The WiX documentation says... The KeyPath attribute is set to yes to tell the Windows Installer that this particular file should be used to determine whether the component is installed. When you have one file per component you should always set the KeyPath attribute to yes. ...but it appears

[WiX-users] specifying multiple values for a property

I want to specify all the domain groups that can use my application.Is there a way I can get them all in the same property - e.g. msiexec /i my.msi LEGITGROUP=administrators LEGITGROUP=powerusers LEGITGROUP=someothergroup The number of permitted groups will be variable. What's the correct way to

Re: [WiX-users] Can ProgId look at header of file to determin file association?

jo...@msli.com wrote: Is there some method to use the header in the xml to associate my some xml files with may app? Windows doesn't support that. -- sig://boB http://joyofsetup.com/ -- Let Crystal Reports

Re: [WiX-users] specifying multiple values for a property

Eric Napier wrote: I want to specify all the domain groups that can use my application.Is there a way I can get them all in the same property - e.g. msiexec /i my.msi LEGITGROUP=administrators LEGITGROUP=powerusers LEGITGROUP=someothergroup The number of permitted groups will be variable.

Re: [WiX-users] Running .exe after installation.

Andrew Macvean wrote: However I have never managed to successfully get the .exe to run. Check a verbose log to see what happens. -- sig://boB http://joyofsetup.com/ -- Let Crystal Reports handle the reporting -

Re: [WiX-users] is it possible to disable user uninstall while still enable major upgrade?

Lian Jiang wrote: Is it possible to disable uninstallation in my msi to achieve below goals? I don't know. -- sig://boB http://joyofsetup.com/ -- Let Crystal Reports handle the reporting - Free Crystal Reports

Re: [WiX-users] KeyPath documentation clarification request

John Aldridge wrote: ...but it appears (based on opening an MSI with Orca) that WiX will choose a KeyPath file for you in some circumstances, at least for the case where a component contains just a single Yes, WiX chooses the first keypath-able resource as the component's keypath. The doc

Re: [WiX-users] WG: Custom Action during Upgrade got error

If after you run your command-line to test the function you then run the command D:\VP6Wix\VPCommon echo %ERRORLEVEL% And you see anything except for 0 you will see why Windows Installer thinks your command failed. You should probably determine why that exe is returning an error and resolve that.

[WiX-users] How to treat support files that do not get installed on target machine?

I have some support files that I would like to include on the installation disk. What's the typical practice for dealing with these types of files that do not get installed? For example, I have a merge module for the MS XML Parser that I want to call in my install. Thanks, Jim

[WiX-users] question about upgrades

Hi All, I am looking into an issue I am having when running an upgrade (major upgrade) for an instance of my application that is installed. I am currently running Wix v 3.0.5419. When my upgrade runs, I get this in the verbose log for the RemoveExistingProducts action: MSI (s) (98:14)

[WiX-users] Regasm Question

I'm hoping to find a .NET/COM interop expert for a general installer question... I recently came across a .NET assembly that when I call it with regasm /codebase /regfile it generates a regfile that includes a registry subkey called Implemented Catagories with a GUID that google tells me

Re: [WiX-users] Regasm Question

Hi Chris, Implemented Categories can be looked up in the registry properly, instead of relying on Google, in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Component Categories. The GUID for generic .NET stuff is {62C8FE65-4EBB-45E7-B440-6E39B2CDBF29}. I could not reproduce the issue you mentioned using 2.0.50727.4927 of