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问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 7 months ago . I'm comparing these two tools. The impression I have is: Inno Setup does not produce an MSI, but can do everything WIX can do WIX does produce an MSI, but has a steep learning curve Do you agree with this characterization? What other differences are there? How does WIX#

问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 7 months ago . I'm comparing these two tools. The impression I have is: Inno Setup does not produce an MSI, but can do everything WIX can do WIX does produce an MSI, but has a steep learning curve Do you agree with this characterization? What other differences are there? How does WIX#

问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 7 months ago . I'm comparing these two tools. The impression I have is: Inno Setup does not produce an MSI, but can do everything WIX can do WIX does produce an MSI, but has a steep learning curve Do you agree with this characterization? What other differences are there? How does WIX#

问题 I'd like to create a single Microsoft Installer file for a Java program. I can't use Netbeans or any Maven plugin to do it because I can't use Oracle Java and/or JavaFX (mainly for legal reasons) and both seem to use Oracle native deployment + JavaSE 1.8. My current archive contains: a Java Runtime Environment (OpenJDK 1.7 JRE) a script (.bat) a fat JAR an icon file a few text files I don't want to use the JRE of the system, that's why I provide another JRE. The script just calls the JRE with

问题 I'd like to create a single Microsoft Installer file for a Java program. I can't use Netbeans or any Maven plugin to do it because I can't use Oracle Java and/or JavaFX (mainly for legal reasons) and both seem to use Oracle native deployment + JavaSE 1.8. My current archive contains: a Java Runtime Environment (OpenJDK 1.7 JRE) a script (.bat) a fat JAR an icon file a few text files I don't want to use the JRE of the system, that's why I provide another JRE. The script just calls the JRE with

问题 I'm using WiX to create a windows installer. Unfortunately my installer overwrites a config file on every update. What I really want is, that the installer only creates the file if it is not found. Thanks and regards, forki 回答1: I sure someone will come up with a proper answer, but as a backup: You could have the installer create a default configuration file, and then have your application copy the default file to the normal configuration file, if the normal configuration file is not present.

问题 How to get location path if i want to access mylocation.txt file, this file currently is in E:drive. [CustomAction] public static ActionResult FillList(Session xiSession) { //Can i get store mylocation.txt into application root instead of E location string path = "Mylocation.txt"; // Open the file to read from. string[] readText = File.ReadAllLines(path); foreach (string s in readText) { //Console.WriteLine(s); FillComboBox(xiSession, s, s); } xiSession["COUNTRIES"] = "--Select Location--";

问题 I have a WiX bootstrapper theme xml file, and I want to permanently disable a control. I have tried to set HexStyle to the value of WS_DISABLED (link). However the control is still enabled. Anyone knows if I can use HexStyle or know of another way of having a control permanently disabled. I use the WixStandardBootstrapperApplication.RtfLicense BootstrapperApplication. 回答1: The possible solution is to find Id of this control and then create Variable with postfix "State". I hope it should work:

问题 For web application package vendors providing installer for some reason: Would you share the "standard" approach to prepare fixed server environment for an asp.net application package? But some conditions I have: 1)My application requires iis, .net framework and sql server. 2)Windows Server itself, Sql Server licence and media is not provided by my company, end users provide them.(Usually standard edition.) When visiting end user site, Windows Os is already installed, but SQLserver media is

问题 For web application package vendors providing installer for some reason: Would you share the "standard" approach to prepare fixed server environment for an asp.net application package? But some conditions I have: 1)My application requires iis, .net framework and sql server. 2)Windows Server itself, Sql Server licence and media is not provided by my company, end users provide them.(Usually standard edition.) When visiting end user site, Windows Os is already installed, but SQLserver media is