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Manufacturer="ic#code" |
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Language="1033" |
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Codepage="1252" |
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UpgradeCode="757486BE-1F27-4BED-9A3B-737906728F1C" |
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UpgradeCode="D6355909-87E1-4CC7-81EF-3057D540A103" |
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Version="4.0.$(var.PRODUCTBUILDVERSION)"> |
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<Package Description="SharpDevelop 4.0.0.$(var.PRODUCTBUILDVERSION)" |
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Compressed="yes"/> |
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<!-- Upgrade information --> |
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<Upgrade Id="757486BE-1F27-4BED-9A3B-737906728F1C"> |
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<Upgrade Id="D6355909-87E1-4CC7-81EF-3057D540A103"> |
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<!-- The UpgradeCode must be changed to allow two versions of SharpDevelop to be installed side-by-side --> |
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<!-- Checks for older versions --> |
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so they never block the user from repairing, patching, or |
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uninstalling the package after it has been installed. |
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For example the user could do something odd like uninstall .NET 3.0 |
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For example the user could do something odd like uninstall .NET 3.5 |
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and then run the msi to uninstall SharpDevelop. Without the |
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"Installed OR" this would not be allowed. |
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--> |
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<!-- |
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Check for .NET 3.0 |
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Check for .NET 3.5 |
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http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa480198.aspx#netfx30_topic14 |
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--> |
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<PropertyRef Id="NETFRAMEWORK35" /> |
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Check the user has elevated permissions. We need admin rights to NGen |
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SharpDevelop.exe and to register the Help collection. |
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At the moment we do not need admin rights since the installer only tries |
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to NGen if we have admin rights. So as long |
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as the user does not try to install it into Program Files then the |
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install will finish successfully. |
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In order to get the NGen conditionally executed when the user has admin |
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rights we had to use a custom version of Wix's NetFxExtension.wxs file |
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where the custom actions conditions have been altered. |
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The old Setup.exe displays a RunAs dialog only because when it is named |
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"Setup.exe". So do we display an error message or let the installation |
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fail? The failure message is obscure so a message is before launching |
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Matt Ward
17 years ago