Title: Version task to get version without increment/update
OK I decided
to be productive. I spent the ten
seconds required to add this in there.
I’ve
attached the newer version of the VersionTask.cs. Doing a diff will show you that not much has changed. I’ll submit this to NantCon
Title: Version task to get version without increment/update
I was going to post a question as to whether or not you could use the version task to get the version without incrementing it, but I decided to be somewhat self sufficient and I opened the source.
This feature s should have be
Title: Message
That's
awesome! Thanks so much. Has anyone begun work on a converter or
task for vdproj (VS.net Setup Projects) that would wrap the
MSITask?
-Original Message-From: Kræn Munck
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AMTo: Cromwell, Rya
Title: Message
Windows Installer Support Center can be found at: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;en-us;wininst
A
reference of the database is found at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url="">
For
editing/viewing a database, you can use Orca (part of the In
Title: Message
How
can I find the tables in an MSI archive? Does MSDN Library have content on
the makeup of an MSI? That would probably be the best reference -
maybe someone can stick that in the WIKI or MSITask docs.
I've tried to compare and interpreter the info in a vdproj and the MSIT
Alexander,
Within .NET, the Windows Installer can be foreseen to run basically '.NET
installation
procedures'. This maps directly onto the
System.Configuration.Install.Installer and
its descendents.
For your case, you'll have to use System.ServiceProcess.ServiceInstaller and
System.ServiceProces
Title: Message
Hi,
There
are XSD files (MSITask.xsd and MSMTask.xsd) in the source distribution of
NAntContrib. Most of the elements match tables in an MSI
archive.
Regards,
Kræn
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Hi,
another one on msi…
is there any usable documentation about using the msi task. I mean NOT the wiki
from the contrib. pages.
At least a DTD would be nice.
Greetz
Alex
Hi,
another question concerning the msi
task. The building of an installer works fine so far. But how can I install/register
a windows service with the msi task???
Any help would be nice….
Thx in advance.
Greetings
Alex
Hello
Here
are my thoughts. Split up complex scripts in a sensible way, think
sensible coding, sensible build scripts. Then, it would be possible to
test these individual elements of a bigger picture by using NUnit, at least for
the bits of scripts that create files, so a library buildin
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