I want to thank Bob and Phil for the interaction and suggestions, and the Wix
contributors for the Wca library. I reevaluated what I was trying to do and
found that by calling WcaIsPropertySet(System64Folder) I was able to
detect the platform (x64 or x86) from within my CA. I had originally
I understand that component attributes are bit flags. I want to test for the
64 bit flag in my immediate CA, which schedules a deferred CA, so that I
know whether the CA is running on a x64 architecture. There are several
examples in the source code of testing the component attribute flag in
I'm assuming there isn't a simple check you could do based on
VersionNT64 because you have a mix of 64 and 32 bit CAs, so...
The kind of thing you'd do at run time is the usual SQL query game.
MsiGetActiveDatabase, MsiDatabaseOpenView() with a SQL Select that
returns the component's attributes,
Thanks for the ideas. I will study them.
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On 31-Jan-14 11:42, Phill Hogland wrote:
I am probably over looking something simple, but in a Wix Custom Table Row
element, how do I indicate that I want the data in that row (to be passed
to a CA) to be a component's attributes?
Not sure what you mean. Attributes are usually represented as
I am probably over looking something simple, but in a Wix Custom Table Row
element, how do I indicate that I want the data in that row (to be passed
to a CA) to be a component's attributes?
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