Hi,
Can anyone explain about CustomTable?
Why Where it is useful?
When I open my Client.msi orca I saw IsComponentExtended on right
side(Tables row)
It is showing components which are already there at components on right
side(Tables row)
What is the difference b/w them?
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If you mean when everyone runs one or two MSI files (rather than every MSI)
then look at the MSI with Orca, View-Summary Information and look at the
languages there.
Phil Wilson
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There are several bugs logged on this already. It broke a few builds ago and
the fix isn't in the build yet. It should work again soon. Sorry about the
hassle.
Justin
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When it was working, how was the performance? The last time I worked with
this, I was working on large wxs files ( 5000+ components ) that were
autogenerated yet incorrect. The compiler was generating a lot of errors and
the build output view was having a struggle keeping up.
Justin
The MPF (managed package framework, part of the Visual Studio SDK) that we
build on has a bug where they don't spin off a different thread for the
build. This means that it effectively hangs the UI, which is probably what
you were seeing. Hopefully the MPF will fix this in future builds. In the
Is there some special voodoo that needs to occur to copy files into
system32 subfolders? I've got the following (paraphrased) component
definitions:
Directory Id=TARGETDIR Name=SourceDir
Directory Id=ProgramFilesFolder
Directory Id=INSTALLLOCATION Name=Symyx
Directory
Chris Weiss wrote:
Directory Id='SystemFolder' Name='.'
...[some components]...
Directory Id='Spool' SourceName='Spool'
Directory Id='prtprocs' SourceName='prtprocs'
Directory Id='w32x86' SourceName='w32x86'
Component Id=BuEProNT.dll
Andrei wrote:
I have a simple feature tree.
Feature Id='Complete' Title='Complete package' Level='1'
Absent=disallow InstallDefault='*local*'...
Feature Id=CoreFeature Title=Core package Level=1
Absent=disallow InstallDefault='*local*'
...
/Feature
Feature Id=OptionalFeature
Christoph Gasser wrote:
I'm a newbie using Wix and tried to get my first setup routine
following the instructions http://www.tramontana.co.hu/wix/ . The only
thing I couldn't find out is, how to get the WixUI_de-de.wxl and the
WixUIExtension.dll file. I've downloaded version 2.0.5325 and there
Chris Weiss [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Directory Id='SystemFolder' Name='.'
...[some components]...
Directory Id='Spool' SourceName='Spool'
If you want that directory to be installed as [SystemFolder]\Spool,
you should use Name='Spool' rather than SourceName='Spool'.
This
Bob,
Do you have similar trivia for how to get rid of the annoying `this feature,
and all subfeatures, will be installed on local hard drive.` when said feature
doesn't have any subfeatures?
Thanks,
Chris
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Andrei wrote: I have a simple
Custom tables can be used whenever you want to store some data that doesn't
fit into the standard MSI schema. To be useful, you have to create some
custom actions to process the table and perform actions based on it. A very
large number of WiX features depend on the generation of custom tables.
Is there anyone able to use WiX with VS 2008?
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Subject: [WiX-users] WiX with VS 2008
Somehow I corrupted my WiX3 interface with VS 2008
Hi,
Try this
Directory Id=TARGETDIR Name=SourceDir
Directory Id=SystemFolder Name=System_1
LongName=SystemFolder
Component Id=C_FL_abc.xyz2 Guid={your guid}
File Id=FL_abc.xyz2 Name=abc_1 LongName=abc.xyz
Source=source_path\abc.xyz DiskId=1 KeyPath=yes
Hi,
Like install shield, in Wix do we have Release Flags? If yes can any one
give related urls?
Note:
For example, if you are creating a trial version of your product and do not
want to include all the features in the build, you can flag features and
then specify those flagged features under
I have an installshied packaged product existing on the system and it
doesn't have a silent install routine to remove automatically by triggering
a custom action from wix based instaler.So as a workaround, user will be
prompted to uninstall the previous product by checking the relevant registry
I have a problem generating a setup bootstrapper using Visual Studio 2008 and
Wix 3.0.3711. My Wix project file (.wixproj) contains these lines in order to
generate a setup.exe bootstrapper that has .NET framework 2.0 as a prerequisite:
ItemGroup
BootstrapperFile
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