Hi,
I really need some creative ideas here, some out of the box thinking.
I have a situation where an exe package has a payload file (a text file),
and for this to work under normal circumstances (without Burn, just double
click on the exe) the payload file needs to be placed in the same folder
On 07-Jun-12 06:11, Pasquale Fersini wrote:
I read the documentation and I tried to load my custom file by
LocalizationFile
attribute (of BootstrapperApplicationRef section), but in some fields I still
see the variables # loc , and, at the end, setup fails. I must say I
That means you're
Hi,
Is there any way to have both .Net 3.5 and .Net 4.0 as prerequisites (by
using WixMbaPrereqPackageId in some way)?
Some of the packages we're installing need .Net 3.5 and only .Net 4.0 isn't
working. The problem is that our UI needs .Net 4.0 and we've had some
trouble when installing .Net
On 07-Jun-12 11:02, nbr wrote:
I found that a burn-based installer could be launched in silent-model so it
should be fairly easy to integrate in a parent MSI install. The challenge
You won't be able to use Burn that way if the bundle contains other
MSIs: MSI doesn't allow you to run another MSI
On 07-Jun-12 15:21, Vishnu wrote:
How to include registry changes in patching ?
They are, if the registry changes are reflected in the upgrade MSI and
the component that contains them is being installed. See a verbose
patch-install log to see what MSI is doing with each component.
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Hi Rob,
On 08/06/2012 16:25, Rob Mensching wrote:
Custom actions can swallow the cancel message. If you look at the WiX
toolset's custom actions, we have wrappers for most of the MSI APIs and in
those wrappers, special handling ifa cancel is sent back. If you have an
install with custom
It is possible to install .net framework 3.5 with GPO. The instructions are
in the .net framework deployment guide for administrators
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc160717%28v=vs.90%29.aspx
For whatever reason, there is no equivalent for .net 4.
This thread talks about deploying .dot
Hi,
Thanks for your update.
I found the BootstrapperApplicationData.xml file in extracted location, but
i cann't see the msi features list.
1. Please find the BootstrapperApplicationData.xml file content below,
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-16?
BootstrapperApplicationData
Make sure you have quot; on both ends of the absolute path to appcmd.exe.
You're missing them in your code, and that will break everything. Also, you
need to make sure: 1) that the property you're setting before the call to
CAQuietExec EXACTLY matches the Id of the CAQuietExec call; and 2)
I have been following the WixBA as an example of how to write a managed BA. In
WixBA.cs the Run method is overridden and when it is called the code doesn't
exit this until the install is complete. Is this necessary or can the code
return from here and call Engine.Quit() to signal to the engine
Hi All,
I am using Burn for MSIs package. I am using Votive (Visual Studio) my
own custom BA instead of WiXBA. I tried to debug custom BA using
Debugger.Launch(). But when I start debugging, error messages occur.
No symbols are loaded for any call stack frame. The source code cannot
be
Install log shows registry is updated from previous (cached) msi values. I
applied patch using ORCA tool, and didnt find any new registry changes in
the patch file (msp). Do we need to create a component for each registry
values and reference it in ComponentRef section in PatchFamily element?
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Peter, thanks for your reply. I'm a developer, not an IT guy, so please
excuse me if the following questions are too basic. I wasn't aware that you
could install software remotely using login scripts. Are these the same as
startup scripts? See
This describes how to do it, but I don't know how (or if) it shows up an MSI
log:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa371614(v=vs.85).aspx
and scroll down to INSTALLMESSAGE_COMMONDATA.
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From: Rob Hamflett [mailto:rob_hamfl...@sn.scee.net]
On 10-Jun-12 13:31, Miss Parker wrote:
Is there any way to have both .Net 3.5 and .Net 4.0 as prerequisites (by
Yes, just include both in your bundle's chain.
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On 11-Jun-12 14:20, Vishnu wrote:
Install log shows registry is updated from previous (cached) msi values. I
applied patch using ORCA tool, and didnt find any new registry changes in
the patch file (msp). Do we need to create a component for each registry
values and reference it in
On 11-Jun-12 01:07, Kannan24 wrote:
I found the BootstrapperApplicationData.xml file in extracted location, but
i cann't see the msi features list.
Feature information is stored only when
MsiPackage/@EnableFeatureSelection=yes.
2. How to set the msi property values from class library?
What do
On 10-Jun-12 13:50, Miss Parker wrote:
I have a situation where an exe package has a payload file (a text file),
and for this to work under normal circumstances (without Burn, just double
click on the exe) the payload file needs to be placed in the same folder as
the exe.
Have the .exe get its
Hi,
Thanks for you update.
Now am able to view the MSI feature in BootstrapperApplicationData.XML file.
How to disable the respective MSI feature from windows form?
I mean the Class library is like WixBA.dll. I need to set the MSI property
values from WixBA.dll.
Could you please advise me.
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