2008/10/24 Sergey Abakumoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Howdy gang,
> First of all, I have solved the original problem that I described in the
> first post:
> In my installer I should show licensing dialog at the end of installation.
> If the product is removed, the licensing dialog should not be shown though
> and user exit dialog should be shown instead.
> I used pretty straightforward way for that - LicensingDlg is shown every
> time at the end of installation, but it's controls are shown and hidden by
> the condition. This way if the product is installed, then LicensingDialog
> shows licensing-related controls(enter name, enter serial, etc.). If the
> product is uninstalled/repaired then LicensingDialog shows UserExit content.
> I.e.:
> <Control Id="UserNameEdit" Type="Edit" X="15" Y="75" Width="220"
> Height="16" Property="USERNAME" Text="{80}">
> <Condition Action="show">Not Installed</Condition>
> <Condition Action="hide"><![CDATA[Installed OR (Installer AND
> (REMOVE OR REINSTALL))]]></Condition>
> </Control>
> <Control Id="Finish" Type="PushButton" X="304" Y="250" Width="56"
> Height="17"
> Default="yes" Cancel="yes" Text="!(loc.ButtonText_Finish)">
> <Condition Action="show"><![CDATA[Installed OR (Installer AND
> (REMOVE OR REINSTALL))]]></Condition>
> <Condition Action="hide">Not Installed</Condition>
> <Publish Event="EndDialog" Value="Exit">1</Publish>
> </Control>
>
> Then..as for calling external exe using CustomCommand with BinaryKey that
> points to the program in the binaries table and with ExeCommand that
> contains command-line arguments:
> The executable I use reads some values from the application configuration
> file(.NET exe and standard config file). If I use executable from the
> binaries table, then the application can't find it's config file. I am not
> sure whether it can be fixed..since as I understand the executable is
> unpacked to the temp folder and called from that folder and there is no way
> to keep config file with the exe...
>
It depends on your config file deployment: when you call your CustomAction.
For sure you can't count on accessing the config filet by providing it
through a <Binary /> element too.
> Thanks again for all the help you provided!
>
> --
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