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Short Story
I am trying to change the properties on a dll file that is part of an msi install file I generated with repackager. If I change the version override it crashes with an access_violation when I hit the OK button. (details at end)
Long Story
I had captured an large install (SAP Front End installation actually). Today I received a new replacement dll (librfc32.dll) to fix a bug. So I went to the directory where I had stored the capture results from the original install, replaced the dll in the system subdirectory, and reran the build process in islc.
This generated a new msi file. When I ran the msi file to test it, this dll was not overwritten. When I checked the versions, it seems the newer file has an older version number. Hence I am trying to override the 'system version' to make it overwrite the file.
I copied the msi file to my main workstation from the test one where I captured the install. I ran Adminstudio and opened the IS editor. I opened the msi file and navigated down to the dll file, right clicked on it, changed the version number (it already had the 'overide' check box ticked) to a number greater than the 'older' file. As soon as I click the OK in the properties dialog, it crashes instantly. This is repeatable.
Am I doing something stupid or is this a bug?
It generated the following report for me to send in, but I don't know what email address to send it to. Does anyone know where?
InstallShield 10.50 Professional - AdminStudio Edition
Exception ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc0000005)
at address 0x04e4d63c trying to read address 0x00000000.
File : D:\Program Files\InstallShield\AdminStudio\6.0\Editor\System\isdev.exe
Version : 10.51.0.126
Exception : c0000005
Address : 04e4d63c
Access Type : read
Access Address : 00000000
Registers : EAX=00000000 CS=001b EIP=04e4d63c EFLGS=00010202
: EBX=00000000 SS=0023 ESP=0012dd40 EBP=0012dd7c
: ECX=00146308 DS=0023 ESI=0012dd90 FS=003b
: EDX=00146300 ES=0023 EDI=0012dd44 GS=0000
Stack Trace : 04e4d6bf 04e4cbee 651c06af 64d457df
: 64d098fc 64d0bdbb 73dd1df0 73dd1cea
: 73dd1c73 73dd1bfb 68d52f86 77d67ad7
: 77d6ccd4 77d445bd 77d447d4 77f75da3
: 77d46202 773456f8 773481b2 773528b7
: 77355397 773552d1 77352a73 77d67ad7
: 77d6ce3b 77d57137 77d5b763 77d6ccd4
: 77d45cd6 77d45cf5 73dd20f2 73dd1d01
I am trying to change the properties on a dll file that is part of an msi install file I generated with repackager. If I change the version override it crashes with an access_violation when I hit the OK button. (details at end)
Long Story
I had captured an large install (SAP Front End installation actually). Today I received a new replacement dll (librfc32.dll) to fix a bug. So I went to the directory where I had stored the capture results from the original install, replaced the dll in the system subdirectory, and reran the build process in islc.
This generated a new msi file. When I ran the msi file to test it, this dll was not overwritten. When I checked the versions, it seems the newer file has an older version number. Hence I am trying to override the 'system version' to make it overwrite the file.
I copied the msi file to my main workstation from the test one where I captured the install. I ran Adminstudio and opened the IS editor. I opened the msi file and navigated down to the dll file, right clicked on it, changed the version number (it already had the 'overide' check box ticked) to a number greater than the 'older' file. As soon as I click the OK in the properties dialog, it crashes instantly. This is repeatable.
Am I doing something stupid or is this a bug?
It generated the following report for me to send in, but I don't know what email address to send it to. Does anyone know where?
InstallShield 10.50 Professional - AdminStudio Edition
Exception ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc0000005)
at address 0x04e4d63c trying to read address 0x00000000.
File : D:\Program Files\InstallShield\AdminStudio\6.0\Editor\System\isdev.exe
Version : 10.51.0.126
Exception : c0000005
Address : 04e4d63c
Access Type : read
Access Address : 00000000
Registers : EAX=00000000 CS=001b EIP=04e4d63c EFLGS=00010202
: EBX=00000000 SS=0023 ESP=0012dd40 EBP=0012dd7c
: ECX=00146308 DS=0023 ESI=0012dd90 FS=003b
: EDX=00146300 ES=0023 EDI=0012dd44 GS=0000
Stack Trace : 04e4d6bf 04e4cbee 651c06af 64d457df
: 64d098fc 64d0bdbb 73dd1df0 73dd1cea
: 73dd1c73 73dd1bfb 68d52f86 77d67ad7
: 77d6ccd4 77d445bd 77d447d4 77f75da3
: 77d46202 773456f8 773481b2 773528b7
: 77355397 773552d1 77352a73 77d67ad7
: 77d6ce3b 77d57137 77d5b763 77d6ccd4
: 77d45cd6 77d45cf5 73dd20f2 73dd1d01
‎Oct 27, 2005 11:57 PM
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I see no-one has replied, but I'd like to ask again. This is going to be quite awkward for me if there is no solution.
‎Nov 02, 2005 04:09 PM
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Please see my reply in this thread. It looks like the exact same issue.
‎Nov 03, 2005 03:09 PM
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