Hi,
As far as I understand the pyro command takes the patch.wxs and the diff file
generated with the torch command. The problem is that the diff file is
generated from 2 wixpdb files and I don't know how to make my patch.wxs
compatible... the right ID to pass has something to do with the diff
The pyro command looks OK. Could you post your torch, candle and light
command lines and your patch wxs please ?
-Original Message-
From: tome...@qualisystems.com [mailto:tome...@qualisystems.com]
Sent: 18 January 2012 08:02
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users]
I've got it semi working:
DirectoryRef Id=MyStartMenuFolder
Component Id=UrlShortcut Guid=* KeyPath=yes
IniFile Id=UrlShortcutURL Action=addLine
Directory=MyStartMenuFolder Name=Shortcut.url
Section=InternetShortcut Key=URL Value=http://localhost:8080/mysite; /
IniFile
Seems to be working now after adding empty IniFile entry for IDList, using
[~] to specify a null value (as the schema does not allow null values):
IniFile Id=UrlShortcutIDList Action=addLine
Directory=MyStartMenuFolder Name=Shortcut.url
Section=InternetShortcut Key=IDList Value=[~] /
On Wed, Jan
Hi Dan,
thanks for figuring out. I tested it without the mysterious Prop3
key and, however, it works fine...
Thanks again
Michel
Am 18.01.2012 14:34, schrieb Dan Gough:
Seems to be working now after adding empty IniFile entry for IDList, using
[~] to specify a null value (as the schema does
For reasons that boggle my mind I changed my RegistryValue Elements to include
the Name attribute where before they only had the path and a key value, where
the value included the new key to be created. I also removed the initial item
that added a Default value of the Product Name which was
You may have signed with your self-signed certificate, and you may even have
added it to some random place in the certificate store, but your driver
isn't WHQL signed. Please review these topics, depending on what your
operating system is:
On 1/17/12 7:49 PM, Christopher Painter wrote:
I find it more elegant to have the custom action only set a property and
return. Then on the remaining control events use the property in a
condition to perform a SpawnDialog on a custom dialog that displayes the
error message. This way MSI
Is there a time line for the next release of 3.6? (RC or any update to the
original Oct Release).
Thanks,
Bruce
Bruce Gombrelli
Sr. Software Engineer
Experis
v-bru...@microsoft.com
cell: 425-614-7517
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Keep
Bug in Burn around caching and not being able to find files in attached
container. Should be fixed soon.
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 5:34 AM, Michael Scheepers mscheep...@tool-links.de
wrote:
Hi there,
I just started using burn as bootstrapper application to install a
specific java jdk if it is
Are weekly builds available again yet?
I was going to upgrade our installers to use a more recent build, but could not
find them. Rob's blog mentioned that they were on track, but it still points
to October's build.
John
Hi there,
We recently deployed one of our burn bootstrappers and have received a
bunch of errors during the testing so we had to take it down for the
moment.
One of the problems that we were getting was that burn failed authenticode
verification of payload. What does that mean? The payloads that
BTW, I found an answer to my original question.
I needed to pass 4096 instead of 1 in the second argument like this:
MsgBox The License File Path will be asked here by a file dialog
eventually., 4096, License File Needed
Here 4096 = vbOKOnly(0) + vbSystemModal(4096)
where these constants are
The problem is a mismatch between the PatchBaseline you have in the patch wxs
and the baseline you are specifying to pyro to attach the transform to. The
first argument after the -t is the baseline. If your patch targets RTM (your
patch will apply to an RTM install) then you should have Id=RTM
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