*My wxs file content is given below:*
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
!--
# This comment is generated by WixEdit, the specific commandline
# arguments for the WiX Toolset are stored here.
candleArgs: E:\4thDec\16thDec\GGG.wxs -out
E:\4thDec\16thDec\GGGk.wixobj -ext C:\Program
There is no way (that I know of) to delete a directory where something
has an open handle on that. The only way is to make sure all programs
have stopped and no open programs have that as their current directory.
It's just like opening cmd.exe, cd'ing to a directory and trying to
delete that
Does it exist after a reboot? I seem to remember windows installer being smart
enough to schedule some cleanup after reboot (if it couldn't do them during
uninstall).
-Original Message-
From: David Connet [mailto:d...@agilityrecordbook.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2013 8:25 AM
Yes of course WiX supports writing to HKLM, so where are you at this point?
Using HKMU? HKLM? It just works, and if it doesn't then something is going
wrong but you're not supplying any extra information to let anyone figure
out why it's not working. Are you seeing an elevation prompt during the
Is there a way I can sign all the DLLs and EXEs in my project using WiX via
signtool?
I was hoping there might be something available in the @Component element
that would allow me to selectively sign DLL/EXE files so that I could avoid
signing DLLs that I did not create.
Brian
If you can't
Not today. Something considering for v4 (maybe).
-Original Message-
From: Brian Enderle [mailto:bria...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2013 11:22 AM
To: General discussion about the WiX toolset.
Subject: [WiX-users] Signing all DLLs and EXEs in project
Is there a way I can
There are specific targets that need to be overridden to sign CABs, Burn, and
MSIs.
In the general case (which is MsBuild and NOT WiX):
1) you need to create a signtool MsBuild Tool Task;
2) create an MsBuild Item Group list of the pathnames you want to sign;
3) pass the ItemGroup to the
Make sure you set the number of files in the item group to under 1000, there is
a limit to the length of the command line that signtool (and windows) will
accept :)
Stephen Tunney
Nuance Communications, Inc.
Solutions Architect, Imaging Division
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Hi Phil,
It's still doesn't work for me. I don't get an elevated prompt but an
untrusted warning - as the package wasn't signed.
I tried running the installer from an elevated command prompt - but the
result is the same. I didn't see much of a difference in the verbose log as
well from HKCU and
If you can explain how do you want to sign the dll I can try to create wix
extension for you
something like
Component Directory=FeatureA1
yourNameSpace:SignKeyPathFile=yes
Guid={87DFBD51-5DA7-46D2-9FB5-8A602A87EA71}
Id=ComponentAA1.txt
If you're signing more than a dozen or so files in one pass, you've got bigger
problems. :) Besides which, like many build-related tasks, signing is an
activity best done in the same project generating the binary.
Now, this isn't the Microsoft way in use when I left SCX in 2010. But I doubt
You'll have to correctly handle the case where a binary cannot be signed
because it has references to unsigned assemblies. We run into this all the
time with our UI controls.
--
John Merryweather Cooper
Build Install Engineer - ESA
Jack Henry Associates, Inc.®
Shawnee Mission, KS 66227
I guess the OP is talking about native binaries, not .NET assemblies
since he mentioned signtool - sn is the .NET signing tool.
--
Bruce
On 12/18/2013 1:23 PM, John Cooper wrote:
You'll have to correctly handle the case where a binary cannot be signed
because it has references to unsigned
On 12/18/2013 1:21 PM, John Cooper wrote:
If you're signing more than a dozen or so files in one pass, you've got
bigger problems. :) Besides which, like many build-related tasks, signing
is an activity best done in the same project generating the binary.
+1. Unless you're talking about
I believe for that you would typically create a new .wxs file containing:
Fragment
UI Id=YourErrors
...
/UI
/Fragment
The UI fragment can be referenced from either your Product or another UI
element.
UIRef Id=YourErrors/
see:
I think the OP is talking about all binaries, period. It's an aside I
guess, but signtool is for certificate signing and sn.exe is for strong
naming of assemblies - I have no idea why strong naming turned into
signing because they are rather different. Strong named assemblies can
reference only
Hey David,
Thanks for the confirmation.I just checked after reboot as well, but
that does not happen. Anyways thanks again.
Regards,
SuvraJyoti
On 18-12-2013 19:54, David Connet wrote:
There is no way (that I know of) to delete a directory where something
has an open handle on that. The only
Yes it does exist after reboot as well.
On 18-12-2013 21:13, Hoover, Jacob wrote:
Does it exist after a reboot? I seem to remember windows installer being
smart enough to schedule some cleanup after reboot (if it couldn't do them
during uninstall).
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From: David
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