Hi guys,
I have been trying to close an MSI dialog from a custom dialog I created and
have not been able to.
I read some post here:
http://windows-installer-xml-wix-toolset.687559.n2.nabble.com/What-does-Custom-OnExit-do-td5807840.html
Rob,
I have failed to get the bal:condition to work. I think I need more time
to understand the tool's layers.
In the race for time I have done the following to at least get what is
needed to for the bootstrapper to work for now.
Chain DisableRollback=yes
PackageGroupRef Id=NetFX40 /
Addiditonal info:
If I try to Disable the UI for the MSIPackage, it fails since the UAC is
turned on and the prompt to key in the admin credentials are not shown. The
MSI already have the elevated value in its package.
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Thanks Rob,
will give it a go and keep informed if I manage to solve it.
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Additioanally i tried to see what was in the log:
[0138:01F4][2011-11-24T15:15:46]: Burn v3.6.2221.0, path:
C:\Users\admin\Desktop\MyWSBootstrapper.exe, cmdline: '-burn.unelevated
BurnPipe.{14712C86-EA18-4342-BCBC-AC3C46BFCF7C}
{3E642A26-7786-4D71-BBCE-79FCD0B43A05} 3716'
Thanks for the reply Bob :)
I have tried the below but still did not get to launch the payload or an
installed file via a chain MSI
WixVariable Id=LaunchTarget
Value=[ProgramFilesFolder]Wizard\MyApp.exe/
and
WixVariable Id=LaunchTarget Value=[#MyApp.exe]/
Do I have to include this in the
Hi All,
Been playing around with burn recently and I would like to seek help on 2
questions.
1. How to Launch an executable installed via the MSI chained package? If I
run the MSI as stand alone, I am able to launch the exe that it installs,
but somehow this is not the case when included in the
Hi Dominique
I am also currently trying to achieve the same with my deployment project.
The objective is to display a list of Prerequisites and have a tick or
cross mark beside it to notify the users which are missing after the
Welcome dialog.
Would you mind sharing your knowledge and concept
Hi,
I have done something similar but not during repair. this is the snippet i
had used. it might give you some idea's
1. I had extended the standard WiXUI_Mondo source that you could download. I
included the changes in a fragement of my main installer.
2. Changed the portion which is
Thanks for the input. Shall give this a shot.
When you say post build script.. do you mean you are using Votive to compile
or from command line?
thanks again.
cheers!
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Hello Guru's
I have begun my journey with wix and have found it very powerful.
I intend to sign my MSI package with a valid cert. My code below is how I am
doing it right now.
PackageCertificates
DigitalCertificate Id=MyCert
SourceFile=D:\SourceFiles\Certificate\My.cer /
Hi, I am doing this for my package, not sure if this is the correct way, but
might be of help:
Property Id=JREINSTALLED
RegistrySearch Key=SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Runtime Environment Root=HKLM
Type=raw Id=JREINSTALLED_REGSEARCH Name=CurrentVersion /
/Property
Condition Message=Java Runtime
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