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Validation rules before continuing with the installation are now clear. Answer: d Add a registry entry of database connection string, save the organization details that the user entered during installation in a configuration file. From the analysis that we did just now, we know what are the action items. Advantages are: MSI has become an international standard for setups. Net has sufficient features to create a professional setup.

The cost of ownership is low. Section II: VS. Display 1: Project Type dialog. Setup Project Generic type of project that could be used for all types of applications including web-based applications. Web SetUp Project Name suggests the type; this project type helps in creating virtual directories for web-based applications during installation.

Merge Module Project When you want to install some additional third-party software like MSDE along with your application then you can use this type of project. Display 2: Default File System Editor 3 One can add special folders here into which they intend to add files. Just right click on the editor to view the special folder types available.

These are the folders into which you can drag and drop an entire folder structure with files. One can configure registry settings here like "Manufacturer's name", "Version No", etc. Display 3: Using the registry editor 5 There is also Launch Conditions editor available. This is of greatest use since one can pre-validate for certain rules even before installation.

Validations can include file search, registry search, Component search, or a particular deployment condition like as we mentioned earlier in section b. There is a launch condition "MsiNetAssemblySupport" by default. This can be removed if the computer on which your application is being installed does not support CLR. Display 4: How to add condition to Launch condition. Display 5: Launch validation! There are many occasions we create new file-types with extensions like ".

With the arrival of Win2k3 the rules specify that all files should have a default open command and an icon association. Please refer to display 7 and 8. Note: Command association for the file is a must, hence we need to associate an exe file. Display 7: Configure the default icon and extension for the file type. Display 8: Open command associated with the Notepad exe. Net by default with certain additional dialogs as per the requirements refer display 9.

Add for e. Textboxes A option that provides you with 4 textbox with edit value, label, and property Display Can anyone tell me why I'm facing this problem for web setup? I have tryed and got the error like just in time and so on. So how can I solve it? I'm creating a setup and msi file for a. Net 3. Also I set the prerequisites for the setup project with. Net 2. While installing through setup setup.

The validation is happened for MSI when the system does not have both the. How to resolve the problem.. I have a problem I couldn't find on your FAQ. I have an application consisting of 3 Windows Services and a setup project to deploy them. I am finding that 2 of the 3 services are being properly uninstalled but one of them is still present in the registry even though the actual files for it have been removed.

I am able to execute my batch file from VS installation, using the following process explained in the other posts. I want to pass parametes to my batch file.

But it was not working. Any idea?? Thanks in advance. There don't seemed to be any Publish feature or similar in VS Pls help. NET 2. NET 3. Anyone else stop to ask the question "installs shouldn't be this complicated"? Oh the tangled web Microsoft has weaved Deployment projects in VS are a joke! Error reporting from MSI is a joke. WiX for instance is a free open source tool which is quite popular, however requires a solid understanding of the technology, and you must write XML code it has Visual Studio integration.

Just a question on this. I have created a deployment and used the Pre-reqs. Any ideas on how to fix this? Doesn't this imply installation of the two components together?

IOW, if the two components are conditioned to be mutually exclusive so that only one can be installed on the target system at a time then there shouldn't be a problem using the proposed work around. In addition to the original scenario, consider the following scenarios:. I'm creating a web setup project for my webapp and I'm trying to include the installation of some external softwares like Adobe Reader which will be used by the web app. I tried a few things to work this out but no luck see below.

Add the setup of the software in Custom Actions Commit section of the web setup project. But when i tried the installation, it cannot proceed since somehow it identifies that the installation of the main web app must be completed first before installing the external software. Create a Class Library project with Installer class, override the Commit section and execute the setup of the external software using Diagnostics.

Add the output of this project to the web setup project. For this scenario, where do I put the setup file of external software? I tried placing it in the same directery where MSI file is located and use Process.

Start "SetupOfExternalSoftware. How to get the installer path? I also tried adding radio button dialog boxes in the User Interface of the web setup project. But how do we set the behavior for each radio button" Like for the first radio button, install prerequisites, 2nd install web application, 3rd activate the license of the product, etc.

I am having an issue trying to install a web site from VS Our target server is running Windows and has multiple web sites and uses host headers. I saw a previous answer on how to handle that but it was for VS Is that the same work around for , or is there a better way?

Its much simpler just to set the condition of the file you expect the user to modify to this:. Can some one give some hints how to retrieve it? I should also disable the browse button that would allow the user to specify new location instead of default location.

Can some one please tell if it is possible achieve this progammatically? Or should I actually create a custom setup project and use for all appliations? VS gives the developer the ability to discover the value of " Application.

CommonAppDataPath" at runtime. Is there a way of getting this value during an installation in order to install files to this location? I there a way that the installer could look at the date on the file and replace it if the date is newer? I don't want to use the version on these files to determine if they should be replaced. Iam facing the same problem too. Kindly let me know if you have any solution. It looks like you are trying to install a minor update.

If this update is not in the format of a Windows Installer patch. What you can do to make this easier for your customers is use a setup. Haven't tried this, but when I looked at the help file for msiexec, it looks like you have a 2nd option for uninstall. So if you know where your msi will get put, a shortcut can just use the above command with appropriate paths and you don't have to use the exact productcode which will change for every installer version.

I tried it and it display a console, a message box ask me if I want to uninstall. I choose OK and it tells me that the package file not found. The content you requested has been removed. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Asked by:. Archived Forums.

ClickOnce and Setup. Sign in to vote. You'll need to use the File table to determine the Component value for the rows to edit in the Component table.

If you do this, the repair will only execute if the parent folder is missing. A: You can use one of three methods: Add a call in your code: System. Launch which will open the Just In Time Debugging window and allow you to attach or open a new debugger to your code. Add a call in your code MessageBox.

When it is shown, use a copy of Visual Studio. NET to attach to the MessageBox process. Set your debugging preferences to start InstalUtil. InstallUtil will run your custom actions the same way MSI does so you should be okay. Close ORCA 5. Shell" WshShell. Open your setup project and go to the Custom Actions Editor 3. Select the Commit Node and right-click, add a new Custom Action 4. Q: How do I create an uninstall link on my shortcut: A: 1. In your Setup project, copy the ProductCode property something like [] 3.

However, there is a workaround: You can uncheck the "Include standard search paths" option in the dialog that comes up from the SearchPath property. Wednesday, January 25, PM. Tuesday, February 21, PM. This seems very dangerous to me: "Q: How do I turn off repair for a file that I expect my users to modify?

Thursday, February 23, PM. This extension provides the same functionality that currently exists in Visual Studio for Visual Studio Installer projects. To use this extension, you can either open the Extensions and Updates dialog, select the online node, and search for "Visual Studio Installer Projects Extension," or you can download directly from this page.

Once you have finished installing the extension and restarted Visual Studio, you will be able to open existing Visual Studio Installer projects, or create new ones. You can download a version of this extension compatible with Visual Studio here. Sign in. What's new in 1. NET Core 3.



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