Hi,
I have created two msi file (SampleSetup1 SampleSetup2) using wix
toolset3.8.
In Installation,SampleSetup1 download successfully,but While downloading a
SampleSetup2,it shown below error.
(Note:Two msi were download successfully in another machine.)
Error 0x80072ee2: Failed while reading
Thanks for your answer John. I am trying something similar in my bootstrapper
code. This is what I wrote:
?if $(var.Platform) = x64 ?
MsiPackage Id=MainPackage
SourceFile=bin\x64\$(var.Configuration)\Installer.msi Vital=yes
DisplayInternalUI=no /
?else?
MsiPackage
What's the difference between the two machines? Firewall? Different network
configuration/subnet?
On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 7:15 AM, Mohamed Yasir yasirmohame...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi,
I have created two msi file (SampleSetup1 SampleSetup2) using wix
toolset3.8.
In Installation,SampleSetup1
No. Has to with the way WOW and the Windows Installer Service was implemented.
It's not Wix-specific at all.
At run time, the VersiontNT64 Burn variable is only defined on 64-bit OS's and
you can use this to choose which MSI's to run out of a chain.
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We are using FireDaemon for hosting services, instead of writing our own
services.
When using the OEM versioin, we need to do all the install ourself, and that
we want to automate during the installation of rest of the software, but it
seems like we cannot use the normal way using ServiceInstall
The wix elements use the msi standard tables for things like installing
services and registry entries. This provides a better user experience,
including rollback support, in contrast to calling an open ended external
process like myservice.exe --install. Most of the information needed is in
the
Hi, I am trying to support localization for my Managed BA. I generated pseudo
localized satellite assembly for en-US.
Modified bundle.wxs to include satellite resource dll
Payload
SourceFile=..\Translation\lib\Release\en-US\Agilent.OpenLAB.Installation.resources.dll
I also deploy both x86 and x64 packages in my bundle. To clarify the use of
preprocessor statements in your code snippet would cause the pre-compiler to
include only one of the two code fragments at compile time. Probably not
what you want.
You can create two separate MSI projects for you
I think you should be putting the en-US satellite assembly in an en-US
subfolder (Payload Name=en-US\Agilent...). This is a .NET thing, not
Burn: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/21a15yht.aspx
On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 5:15 PM, gowri.malas...@agilent.com wrote:
Hi, I am trying to support
I also wanted to comment that ILSpy along with ProcessMon and ProcessExplorer
were helpful in sorting these issues out.
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I had similar challenges back when I first created a mba and added
localization about a year ago. I was just learning C# (from a C++
background) and so I was pretty green (and still am with C#). One issue
that I had was that since my mba.dll is hosted in another application, there
seemed to be a
I sometimes see errors like this when the bundle downloads several packages
successfully and starts installing those packages. Then while downloading a
later package, one of the earlier packages encounters an error, and starts a
rollback. The download process is aborted resulting in errors like
Ahh!!
That is really in detail and most helpful. Thank you very much for the
helpful links and in details.
Regards,
Sampat
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Hi All,
I write a bootstrapper application and use “WixStandardBootstrapperApplication”
GUI.
After my bootstrapper application runs a MSI to install device drivers by
calling a custom action dll
, it indicates that installation successfully. But after a few seconds, it pops
up another
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