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100 1 Ramirez, Nick.
245 10 WiX :|ba developer's guide to Windows Installer XML :
create a hassle-free installer for your Windows software
using WiX /|cNick Ramirez.|h[O'Reilly electronic resource]
260 Birmingham [U.K.] :|bPackt Pub.,|c©2010.
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505 0 Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the
Reviewer; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Getting
Started; Introducing Windows Installer XML; What is WiX?;
Is WiX for you?; Where can I get it?; Votive; A word about
GUIDs; Your first WiX project; XML declaration and Wix
element; Product element; Package element; Media element;
Directories; Components; Files; Features; Start Menu
shortcuts; Putting it all together; Adding a User
Interface; Viewing the MSI database; Orca.exe; Turning
logging on during installation; Other resources; Summary;
Chapter 2: Creating Files and Directories
505 8 File elementDirectoryRef element; ComponentGroup element;
Fragment element; Harvesting files with heat.exe; Copying
and moving files; Copying files you install; Copying
existing files; Moving existing files; Installing special-
case files; Adding assembly files to the GAC; Installing a
TrueType font; Creating an empty folder; Setting file
permissions; Speeding up file installations; Summary;
Chapter 3: Putting Properties and AppSearch to Work;
Custom properties; Declaring and setting properties;
Referencing properties; Property visibility and scope;
Secure properties; Property datatypes
505 8 Predefined Windows Installer propertiesImplied properties;
Cited properties; AppSearch; DirectorySearch; FileSearch;
ComponentSearch; RegistrySearch; IniFileSearch; Summary;
Chapter 4: Improving Control with Launch Conditions and
Installed States; Conditions; Condition syntax; Launch
conditions; Feature conditions; Component conditions;
Action state; Installed state; Summary; Chapter 5:
Understanding the Installation Sequence;
InstallUISequence; UI standard actions; AppSearch;
LaunchConditions; ValidateProductID; CostInitialize;
FileCost; CostFinalize; ExecuteAction;
InstallExecuteSequence
505 8 Execute standard actionsInstallValidate;
InstallInitialize; ProcessComponents; UnpublishFeatures;
RemoveRegistryValues; RemoveShortcuts; RemoveFiles;
InstallFiles; CreateShortcuts; WriteRegistryValues;
RegisterUser; RegisterProduct; PublishFeatures;
PublishProduct; InstallFinalize; Immediate vs. deferred;
Custom actions; Set a Windows Installer Property; Set the
location of an Installed Directory; Run embedded VBScript
or JScript; Call an external VBScript or JScript file;
Call a function from a dynamic-link library; Trigger an
executable; Send an error that stops the installation
505 8 Rollback custom actionsAccessing properties in a deferred
action; Adding conditions to custom actions; Deployment
Tools Foundation; Session object; Getting and setting
properties; Logging; Showing a MessageBox; Accessing
feature and component states; Querying the MSI database;
Inserting rows into the MSI database; Summary; Chapter 6:
Adding a User Interface; WiX standard dialog sets;
WixUI_Advanced; WixUI_FeatureTree; WixUI_InstallDir;
WixUI_Mondo; Customizing a standard dialog set; Creating
your own dialogs; ICE20 errors; Adding dialog files;
Scheduling dialogs; Dialog element
520 8 Annotation|bWiX is an open source project and a toolset
that builds Windows installation packages from XML source
code. WiX, which is used internally by Microsoft and by
many companies around the World, simplifies many of the
installation tasks that used to be shrouded in mystery.
The tool set provides a command-line environment that you
can integrate into your old-style build processes or you
can use the newer technology from inside integrated
development environments to build your setup packages.
You'll find that you understand your installer better, can
create it in less time, and save money in the process. No
one really wants to devote a lifetime to understanding how
to create a hassle-free installer for any software.<br /><
br />This hands-on guide takes the mystery out of Windows
Installer by showing how simple XML elements can be
leveraged to create a sophisticated install package. By
relying on Microsoft standards, you'll be able to use
features like Property elements to customize your
application's entry in Add/Remove Programs, the Shortcut
element to create Start menu shortcuts, and other
specialized elements for building upgrade and patch
support and more.<br /><br />This book will show you the
fundamental ingredients needed to build a professional-
grade installer using Windows Installer XML. The initial
chapters will introduce you to the set of required
elements necessary to build a simple installer. We'll then
explore those basic elements in more detail and see how
best to use them in the real world. In the ensuing
chapters, you'll move on to learn about adding conditions
that alter what the user can install, then how to add
actions to the install sequence and how to author a user
interface. We'll move on to advanced topics such as
editing data in the Windows Registry, installing a Windows
service, and building your project from the command line.
Finally, you'll learn to localize your package for
different languages and detect older versions during
upgrades. Each chapter uses to-the-point examples to
illustrate the best way to use the language.<br /><br />
Create a hassle-free installer for your Windows software
using WiX.
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