Yes. Search for the following topics in the MSDN or WiX help for more
details:
1. Upgrade table (Windows Installer)
2. Repair (Windows Installer), WixExitEarlyWithSuccess (WiX)
3. CloseApplication (WiX), FilesInUse (Windows Installer)
-Original Message-
From: Luis Tiago C Eterovick
Hello everyone,
I wanted to run something by you all and ask for your help implementing
this. If this is not possible to do with build in functionality, or would
require running an outside script that is an option but not ideal.
Step One: Read a list of strings and dependencies in the form of
Look into using SourceDir, eg.
File .. Source='SourceDir\include\foo.h'/
You can use the -b linker option to specify the exact location of SourceDir.
See also -
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1811035/spaces-in-my-wix-source-path
Martin Sustrik-2 wrote
Hi,
My source tree has a file
I noticed that on Windows Server 2003 (Windows Installer 3.1) the
progress values in OnExecuteProgress can go down - they reach 100 and
then go back to 95 and work their way back up to 100.
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Bruce Cran
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Live
That's probably normal. I don't know the actual implementation, but assuming
it's based on MsiProcessMessage and INSTALLMESSAGE_PROGRESS the documentation
says that progress can go backwards. There's probably a joke somewhere in
there...
Phil W
-Original Message-
From: Bruce Cran
I have a service specified in a WiX 3.5 file. The file specifies the
following ServiceControl
ServiceControl Id=sc_KaazingServiceStart
Name=KaazingJMSv33x64Service Stop=both Remove=uninstall Wait=yes /
It used to have Start=install, but I needed to remove that to make
starting the
Hi again all,
My last post was a bit of a brain-dump, so I can boil my question down to a
few points here: :)
- using heat, is there a way to harvest a directory and suppress directory
id/name insertion in the resulting .wxs? (when automating heat output ,
this is an annoyance)
eg . heat.exe dir
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