I need to modify an MSI file, and I\'d like to do it in code. I can do it via command line using cscript.exe and wirunsql.vbs, but I can\'t figure out how to do it in .Net. I know it can be done, as I
I have a file that I need to copy, run a command against the copy that specializes it for the person downloading it, and then provide that copy to a user to download. I\'m using ASP.Net MVC2, and I\'v
I\'m using this code to return a FileContentResult with an MSI file for the user to download in my ASP.NET MVC controller:
I would like to copy file that placed near the msi to the program file folder. I have the next code in my project:
In my WiX installer, I\'ve got a property for a UserID that gets written to a registry key: <Property Id=\'UserID\' Value=\'123\' />
I have a signed PowerShell script which I want to deploy to a target machine via a WiX installer. Is it possible to give the script the execution rights?
We are required to give a user permissions to Start, Stop, and Query开发者_开发知识库 status of an installed service.
I\'d like to read an MSI file into a MemoryStream (or something similar), and modify it. What\'s the easiest way to do this, without corrupting the MSI?
I am building an MSI for a windows service application that has a set of satellite assemblies with localized resource data in them.
Im having MSI ,for minor update ,i will be updating only build number with no product code change. i try to paramters to msiexex .