2011/11/17 AxiomaticImpact ke...@legendary-immersion.com:
Eventually it's going to be specific information. Verifying that the email
is in a certain format, that the password they enter later meets
requirements, that kind of thing.
Hi Kevin, hi list,
I'm currently doing so with C# custom
Hi,
is it possible to enable/create a ICMP Firewall exception using
WixFirewallExtension? Or any other build in Wix solution?
AFAIK the FirewallException element does only suppport udp and tcp as
protocol.
Regards Michael
Why not just pass to custom setting on the command line/via .ini
file/bootstrapper?
Just a thought.
-Michael
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From: Jørn Jensen [mailto:j...@syse.no]
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2011 5:18 AM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Per user install
Hi
I have a problem with installing prerequisites. Our company created WIX setup
for two applications, both requiring two prerequisites, .NET framework and one
of our products I'll call it X. The requirement chain is like this:
Application 1: requires .NET Framework 2.0 and requires X
What I've got now seems to work. If the user fails to input information, the
Custom Action fires off and lets the user know which information he forgot.
My problem is that once they click the OK button on the popup warning, the
installer moves on to the next page. Any ideas on how to keep it on
Have the CA set a property indicating success or failure. Then add said
property to the Publish sequence of the Event=NewDialog.
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Your comment got stripped for me, had to look online. Anyhow, why can't
you add another?
CustomAction Id=verifyAccountInformation BinaryKey=installerDLL
DllEntry=VerifyAccountInformation Execute=immediate
Return=check/CustomAction
UI
Dialog Id=PassDlg Width=370 Height=270 Title=Program
I have a VS2008 solution which contains a couple of C++ projects and C#
projects. Within this solution, a WiX3.5 setup project is created to generate a
MSI installation package. All the outputs of my C++ projects and C# projects
need to be added into the installation package. I follow the
Dear All,
We are facing a problem that the DiskCostDlg does not show correct numbers.
When we changed the target install location from C drive to D drive, the
numbers for required space on the drives remained roughly the same. Any help
will be much appreciated.
Thanks a lot,
Miaohsi
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You still cannot add VS2008 C++ projects as references to WiX projects.
You'll need to either author the WXS manually or use heat to harvest the output
directory for the C++ project. You can automate heat execution by customizing
the WiX project file (it is all MSBuild anyway). It may be easier
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I reference C/C++ projects all the time from WiX 3.5 with no problems at all.
You didn't actually name your project myC++Project (i.e. with '+' signs in
the name) did you?
Daniel Madill
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From: RaoHuiFei [mailto:rhf...@hotmail.com]
Sent: November-18-11 4:33 PM
To:
C++ projects in VS2010 are MSBuild style projects so WiX projects will be able
to reference them fine.
C++ projects in VS2008 are not MSBuild style projects and are not supported as
WiX project references.
Edwin G. Castro
Software Developer - Staff
Digital Channels
Fiserv
Office: 503-746-0643
Ahh, that explains it. You don't return the accountVerified.
C++ Custom actions return an action result.
Ex:
#define Installed TEXT(Installed)
#define DotNet20Installed_Property TEXT(DOTNET20)
EXPORT UINT __stdcall DotNet20InstalledCA(MSIHANDLE hInstall)
{
HRESULT hr = S_OK;
I hadn't noticed the VS2008 when I posted last. References to C++ projects
work fine for me in VS2010 with WiX 3.5. I haven't tried VS2008. My mistake.
Sorry about that.
Daniel Madill
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All the
NewDialog events close the existing dialog. So,
Publish Event=DoAction Value=verifyUserInformation
Order=1![CDATA[UNAME = or EMAIL = ]]/Publish
Publish Event=SpawnDialog Order=2
Value=AccountVerifiedFailedDlg![CDATA[accountVerifiedTRUE]]/Pu
blish
Publish
Why not just pass to custom setting on the command line/via .ini
file/bootstrapper?
I haven't visited the .ini file option at all, but if you just want to pass an
ID to the installer, a bootstrapper seems unnecessary as the .msi file could
just as well pick up the ID through it's filename.
I changed it to SpawnDlg, but it still continues to move on to the next Dlg.
Also, I have no idea how to do what you're talking about, and for me, trying
to look through the documentation is like pulling teeth. I would like to
thank you for all of your help, though. Sadly, I've only been
To Daniel Madill: I did not actually name my project with '+' sign inside.
Unfortunately, there is no chance for me to upgrade to VS2010 in the near
future. Is there any example on how to use heat to harvest the output
directory for the C++ project? Thanks.
Huifei Rao
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