Hi Peter,
Thanks for your reply. The ServiceDependency element is only applicable when
I install a new service.
Thanks, Thorsten
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From: Peter Shirtcliffe [mailto:pshirtcli...@sdl.com]
Sent: 29 March 2011 11:57
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML
In that case, I think you'll have to put a new service control element with
each component (or perhaps just each feature) that needs to restart IIS.
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From: Thorsten Tarrach [mailto:thors...@atomia.com]
Sent: 30 March 2011 08:39
To: 'General discussion for Windows
hi ,
we are creating the virtual directory from the installer
.
the user has the chance to create the site where he wants to create the
virtual directory. but the problem is installer is creating in both the
default and the selected site. please tell me what might be the reason. the
selected
Hello there!
I'm trying to create a simple merge module, where I define my components in a
separate .wxs file as a fragment.
My directory structure is as follows:
Directory Id=TARGETDIR Name=SourceDir
Directory Id=ProgramFiles64Folder
Directory Id=INSTALLDIR
I need to check if any version of acrobat reader is installed on target
machine. IF not installed display error message and stop installation.
Wix code:
ACROBATREADER = notfound
My problem is,above message always gets displayed whether or not acrobat
reader is installed or not. It does
I'm guessing it's probably because there's no reference to the Fragment
so it's not including it. Try adding a ComponentGroupRef for FooFiles
under your FOO Directory or something else which links the Fragment to
your Module Element. That should sort it out.
Palbinder Sandher
Software Deployment
You are not allowed to add a ComponentGroupRef tag under Directory, at
least in a merge module!
The project is within Visual studio, so the fragment file is used in candle and
light.
I did though write
ComponentGroupRef Id= FooFiles/ under the module tag, and that seemed to
work.
I guess this
Is there a way to check if certain path or Key exists in registry?
I have similar condition set for Silverlight which works great. but not for
acrobat reader.
The difference in registry search is as follows
please advice. thanks
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My C# CA is setting the value of a property SOLUTIONEXISTS and its setting
is correctly based on conditions.
But in my wix code, my condition element is not working as expected.
Following message is displayed even if value for SOLUTIONEXISTS is
notexists. I did checked the log file and the value
When did you schedule the CA? Hopefully before CostFinalize.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa368014(v=vs.85).aspx -- read the
remarks carefully
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Nope you're spot on with your guesses. It's probably documented
somewhere but I'm not in the mood for trawling through the docs right
now. I think either light is always trying to be pessimistic about what
should be packaged into an .msi or .msm without an implicit reference
telling it otherwise.
http://wix.sourceforge.net/releases/ work fine for me as do
http://wix.codeplex.com/releases/view/60102
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My CA is scheduled before AppSearch, since I want to check first if database
exists and accordingly continue or discontinue installation
Code:
SOLUTIONEXISTS = exists
NOT Installed
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I think this is happening because your Silverlight check has a version
number in the registry Data and the URLProtocol has no value in the
registry Data for that string. I think you might need to check a setting
that would actually have a value. As soon as I put a value of Test in
the URLProtocol
So what does your feature and condition element look like? I've noticed
several
of your questions to this list provide very minimal context of the problem that
you are having. It's difficult to do anything more then guess at what the
problem is if you only provide partial abstracts of the
I am sorry...following is the relavant code snippet. I hope this helps. :)
(declaring properties...)
(defining custom action...)
SOLUTIONEXISTS = exists
(sequencing custom action...)
NOT Installed
NOT Installed
NOT INSTALLED
NOT Installed
CONFIGFILEPATH
Ok that worked. I now am getting the new folder and the prerequisite .msi
file.
Based on my test and your comment the prereq will Not run via clicking on
the setup.exe so the user will be required to make that choice themselves.
Correct?
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 2:32 PM, Tobias S
Thanks for the suggestion Chad.
One more thing...this registry key (HKLM\SOFTWARE\Adobe\Acrobat
Reader\9.0\Installer) will work on Windows XP. But not for Windows 7 or
Server 2008 as I cant find relavent key here. Any sugguestions what can be
done for these OS.
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No sorry. I meant the prerequisite is started by clicking on
setup.exe. Then a dialog appears if the launch condition for the
prerequisite is not satisfied and the user can confirm to install it.
As I remember the bootstrapper aborts if the user cancels the
prerequisite installation. So he is
You might check with Adobe and see what their recommended method is for
detecting their application. I've had good luck doing that with third
party apps I've needed to detect. Never actually needed to check for
Acrobat myself.
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From: kim [mailto:contactme...@gmail.com]
Hello,
It would be nice if there was a way to create a set of WIX files from
an existing web site.
Something like the Web Deploy Export application. This would set up
the needed directory and iis:web* statements in a file. It would
certain ease certain tasks. The file would set up the proper
Thank you Neil and Tobias, that website helped me understand what the bug fixes
meant in v3.5
(I had originally just thought it just worked out of the box for some reason, I
should have read more about those bugs =])
So now it works great - thanks again
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From: Tobias S
What version of the WiX toolset are you running? If its a recent build, can
you drop the .pdbs next to light and get a full callstack?
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 9:38 AM, Kevin Burton kev...@buyseasons.com wrote:
I have WiX integrated with Visual Studio so the installer is built when the
solution
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