custom-action

问题 I have a problem trying to fire up an autologin class in Liferay CE 6.1.1 when performing a redirection from a custom action method. Let me explain the scenarios. Functional scenario 1: direct POST action Let's say I have a public page A with a login form (with username and password), an autologin class to perform some checks and a private page B to show some data after proper authentication. I have a JSP with the login form in a portlet deployed in public page A, as follows (this is an

问题 I have two custom actions, one of which I'd like to execute when my product is installed and the other when it is uninstalled. My custom action is currently called from a merge module after the "InstallFinalize", but this happens for both install and uninstall. I've tried adding the "NOT INSTALLED AND NOT UPGRADINGPRODUCTCODE" condition, but that gave me an error: Error 2762. Cannot write script record. Transaction not started. I've also tried attaching to other actions (for example,

问题 Thanks to StackOverflow I found out yesterday how to add a custom action to the Visual Studio Installer to start my program after an update. The problem I now face is that at the end of the installer the program does open but the installer never finishes until I exit my app. Is there a way to ensure the app starts only after the user clicks finish on the MSI package? Or the program starts at finish of installer but installer completes and exits? I am running Visual Studio 2010 in case it

问题 I think I've got the same issue like this guy, but I wasn't as lucky as him/her since the solution provided doesn't work for me. The solution provided looks for files on the C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Crypto\RSA\MachineKeys ( not in sub directories) and C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Crypto\RSA (and subdirectories) However since I want the setup to install the application to all users, the custom action is running under the SYSTEM -User, which leads the files beeing actually

问题 I think I've got the same issue like this guy, but I wasn't as lucky as him/her since the solution provided doesn't work for me. The solution provided looks for files on the C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Crypto\RSA\MachineKeys ( not in sub directories) and C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Crypto\RSA (and subdirectories) However since I want the setup to install the application to all users, the custom action is running under the SYSTEM -User, which leads the files beeing actually

问题 I'm creating a wix installer at work, and I need to be able to replicate the behavior of this batch file in a custom action: start /d "C:\Program Files (x86)\Remindex" INSTSRV.EXE RemindexNP "C:\Program Files (x86)\Remindex\SRVANY.EXE" I am trying to create a service using a normal windows application, which SRVANY.EXE can do. This batch file runs fine normally, but I can't seem to get a custom action to do the same thing. I have tried this: <CustomAction Id="RunNP" FileKey="FILE

问题 All – I need to carry out several tasks silently via Custom Actions. Essentially, I need to install and license a 3rd party application after I've laid down my own bits: I install my bits into the Application Folder I launch a custom action to Install the 3rd party app via FooSetup.exe I launch another custom action to license the third party app via FooLicense.exe, installed during step 2. During the Commit phase of the installer, I fire this code to launch the silent setup of the 3rd party

问题 Dozens of Q&A entries (all but one in stackoverflow!) that I found got close to this question, but didn't teach me what I needed. I have what should be a nearly simple installation: a Windows service and an associated tray icon application. They install fine with the standard VS Setup project. After the files are installed, I need to present a dialog to the user to set some parameters in the service's exe.config file. In that dialog, the user should be able to abort the installation. I've

问题 I've got a WiX deferred custom action that conditionally modifies some registry keys. For the changes to take effect, a reboot is required. I'd like the user to get the standard dialog box that prompts them to reboot after the installation completes. How can I schedule a reboot from a deferred custom action? 回答1: Why do you have a custom action doing something that MSI/WiX knows how to do natively? A cleaner approach would be to have registry values associated with a component that has the

问题 I've got a WiX deferred custom action that conditionally modifies some registry keys. For the changes to take effect, a reboot is required. I'd like the user to get the standard dialog box that prompts them to reboot after the installation completes. How can I schedule a reboot from a deferred custom action? 回答1: Why do you have a custom action doing something that MSI/WiX knows how to do natively? A cleaner approach would be to have registry values associated with a component that has the