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‎Jul 31, 2008
03:43 PM
InstallLibUtil.dll and .Net Installer 1.1/2.0
Hello All,
I am using Basic MSI project, and in Options - .Net page of my IDE, i set .Net framework 1.1 InstallLibUtil.dll to install/uninstall .net services, now I have to install a service which is coded in .Net 2.0 framework, what can be done to support both framework services using the .Net Installer class of the InstallShield 2008?
Any help is much appreciated.
thanks,
-Moin
I am using Basic MSI project, and in Options - .Net page of my IDE, i set .Net framework 1.1 InstallLibUtil.dll to install/uninstall .net services, now I have to install a service which is coded in .Net 2.0 framework, what can be done to support both framework services using the .Net Installer class of the InstallShield 2008?
Any help is much appreciated.
thanks,
-Moin
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‎Aug 05, 2008
02:18 PM
moinkhan wrote:
Hello All,
I am using Basic MSI project, and in Options - .Net page of my IDE, i set .Net framework 1.1 InstallLibUtil.dll to install/uninstall .net services, now I have to install a service which is coded in .Net 2.0 framework, what can be done to support both framework services using the .Net Installer class of the InstallShield 2008?
Any help is much appreciated.
thanks,
-Moin
For a test, I change the IDE -> Tools option to use .Net framework 2.0 InstallUtilLib.dll, it works with the .Net service for .Net 1.1 and .Net 2.0 service , but it do require both framework to be installed on target server, however, it fail on the target server which only has .net 1.1 and the service installation of .net 1.1, how can this to be resolved?
Its hard to believe that IS2008 has hard coded value for one framework.
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‎Aug 05, 2008
09:35 PM
I've covered this topic over and over. You don't need a custom action to install a service, MSI handles this for you.
If you were going to write a custom action, Installer class / InstallUtil would be the last pattern in the world I would suggest using. Checkout WiX DTF instead.
But again, you don't need a CA......
http://blog.deploymentengineering.com/2006/07/msi-vs-net.html
If you were going to write a custom action, Installer class / InstallUtil would be the last pattern in the world I would suggest using. Checkout WiX DTF instead.
But again, you don't need a CA......
http://blog.deploymentengineering.com/2006/07/msi-vs-net.html
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‎Aug 06, 2008
03:17 PM
Christopher Painter wrote:
I've covered this topic over and over. You don't need a custom action to install a service, MSI handles this for you.
If you were going to write a custom action, Installer class / InstallUtil would be the last pattern in the world I would suggest using. Checkout WiX DTF instead.
But again, you don't need a CA......
http://blog.deploymentengineering.com/2006/07/msi-vs-net.html
Thanks Christopher for replying to my post, but in my post I didnt mention that I am using any CA to install the service, I simply trying to use IS2008 feature to install the .Net service.
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‎Aug 07, 2008
09:48 PM
.NET Installer Class is a custom action. Build the MSI and take a look at in in direct edit or Orca and you'll see a custom action built around the Dll you mentioned.
Forget installer classes... set the component to scan .NET properties only and set Installer Class to false. Go into the component advanced settings and define your service there instead.
Forget installer classes... set the component to scan .NET properties only and set Installer Class to false. Go into the component advanced settings and define your service there instead.
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