the Custom Action set to run After="LaunchConditions".
Cheers
Chuck
Bob Arnson wrote:
Chuck wrote:
Thanx for getting back to me...do you have any idea which version of
Wix the bug was fixed in?
I'm not sure of the exact number. It was fixed either last mont
would cause this to happen would be greatly appreciated.
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Chuck
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value 1.
Property(C): INSTALLDIR = C:\Test foo\
INSTALLDIR is correct and all of my application files where installed
there. The 1631 error is ERROR_CREATE_FAILED...The Windows Installer
service failed to start... Sounds like MSI is try to start again...not
start my app?? HMMM.
Chuck
Bob
that it can find the
installed executable and launch it. I've got to get this installer
finished today but if you have any other ideas I'd love to here them.
I've never run into this problem before??
Thanx for all you help!
Cheers
Chuck
Bob Arnson wrote:
Chuck wrote:
INSTALLDIR is correct
My application installs on a per-machine basis so that it is available to
all users. I have InstallPrivileges=elevated and InstallScope=perMachine. In
addition, the installer creates some registry entries for my application in
HKLM because I have specified Root=HKMU.
I would like to set some
it away. Few, if any, users will notice.
george_r wrote:
Chuck, try:
Property Id=ALLUSERS1/Property
That's what InstallScope=perMachine does and from
http://www.joyofsetup.com/2008/04/01/new-wix-feature-setting-package-installation-scope/:
If you specify perMachine, you must remove any Property
on the .msi
build of one of my programs.
Compression Level Time (seconds) File Size (MB)
none 11 6.05
mszip 11 2.25 (default)
low 11 1.91
medium 12 1.81
high 14 1.73
That's quite a space saving for a few seconds wait.
Windows XP on an AMD running at 2.1 GHz.
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I have been testing the major upgrade procedure under WiX Version 3.0.5217.0
and Windows XP. I install version 1.0 of my application successfully. (It
has the required Upgrade element.) To prepare for the next version of my
application I increment the FILEVERSION, PRODUCTVERSION and FileVersion
Wilson, Phil wrote:
Get an MSI log to see what's going on. Look at all instances of
FindRelatedProducts to see if it's detecting your older product.
There are two sections of FindRelatedProducts in the log for the 1.1 version
upgrade installation.
MSI (c) (28:8C) [18:56:27:953]: Doing action:
Wilson, Phil wrote:
That means it didn't find the previous version for some reason
otherwise it would mention the ProductCode guid of the discovered
product. What's actually in the Upgrade table in the MSI file? I'm
wondering if the version range is really correct.
From Orca, here are the two
Schaff, Stephen wrote:
That fixed it! Thanks!
I think you replied to the wrong message, Stephen. The 'two entries' problem
continues.
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Alex Shevchuk wrote:
Well, if per-user/per-machine context did not change, I can only
suggest comparing your upgrade steps to steps in here:
...from-msi-to-wix-part-8-major-upgrade.aspx
I worked through that page of instructions. That resulted in a few changes.
In the Package element I added
Success!
Alex Shevchuk wrote:
OK, here is the problem. Upgrade/@Id must have the same value as
Product/@UpgradeCode.
Thank you, Alex. That was the problem. FindRelatedProducts is working and
only one entry exists in the Add or Remove Programs table after the
installation of the new version.
appreciated.
Thanx
Chuck
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Is it possible to call a third party dll, included in my installer as a
binary file only, from a custom action that is in a C++ dll?
If that isn't possible is that anyway to access a 3rd party dll from my
custom action prior to the installation of files?
Thanx
Chuck
on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanx
Chuck
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dministrator?
Thanx
Chuck
A couple or four things:=20
1) Does "early in the installation process" mean in the UI
sequence?=20
2) Manifests target executables, not Dlls - they run with the
level of
the exe that loads them.=20
3) If the setup.exe isn't asking for elevation v
controls.
Thanx
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ing as
Administrator. I know it is failing because I have the exact same code
that the CA calls wrapped up as an exe and if I run it as admin and
then look at the output from both it is different.
Any other thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Thanx
Chuck
I suspect you're misunderstanding s
and everything works!!
Any ideas of what might be this issue would be greatly appreciated.
Thanx
Chuck
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just fine.
I checked the log files and from what I can tell there are no errors...I
just don't understand why its giving me the message and how to fix it. Any
help would be appreciated.
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