I tried something similar and it compiled okay for me.
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You can do string comparisons, eg. REGVAL = #12300 but of course it will
be a bit brittle. If your expected values are say, 11200 through 9 then
it's probably fine, but once it reaches 10 then there will be problems
:)
Kevin Palmer wrote
Hi,
I've searched and cannot find a suitable
I have amsi which installs a single app with an advertised shortcut in the
Start menu. After the MSI is installed, until the user clicks on the
advertised shortcut, the exe is not yet installed yet. I have a c++/Win32
developer who plans to add code to his app to launch this exe as a child
On 13-Jan-15 14:35, Tunney, Stephen wrote:
Rob, Bob, et al, is there any dark magic out there that can assist in this
quest?
No. DTF can read a lot and write a bit. Reassembling packages isn't on
the todo list for either DTF or Wix.dll.
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Because PROPERTY implies the property exists but has no value, but with
the Windows Installer Service, the property will be removed if it is empty.
Hence, NOT PROPERTY is the test that should be used.
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IF using a bundle, use util:RegistrySearch Format=raw and pass the result
as a property to the MSI (or handle the launch condition in the ba). From
what I have read, if using a msi only, then I think you need the CA.
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but I need clarification on something, and yes I fully understand this is of
the most basic understanding, but it doesn't match what I am reading
(probably misunderstanding) in documentation.
My WIX Code:
Property
Thanks for the VERY CLEAR explanation... I understand what's happening and
why...
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From: John Cooper [mailto:jocoo...@jackhenry.com]
Sent: January-14-2015 12:39 PM
To: General discussion about the WiX toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Two Mutually Exclusive Products
Following on from some work a colleague commenced I need to add a manifest to a
bundle to pass the microsoft platform test, the following had been added to
Wix2010.targets
Target Name=PatchSetupExe
Exec Command='C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft
SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\Bin\mt.exe -nologo
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