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Problem with X7 free

Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2018 2:09 am
by Rinaldo1961
I have problems to compile a setup file in VS 2015 and VS 2015. I searched with google to seek the error but no solution provided. The error:

Building Project: Login_Reparatie
Output Folder: D:\InstalAware\Release\UncompressedDeployment Type: Uncompressed Directory Layout
Code Signing: Disabled
Compression: Default
Compiler Variables: UAC=highestAvailable,BUILDMODE=CD,LANGUAGE=English,TITLE=Login_Reparatie,TARGETDIR=$TARGETDIR$,"IADIR=D:\Program Files (x86)\InstallAware X7","PROJDIR=D:\Users\Rinaldo\Documents\Visual Studio 2015\Projects\Login_Reparatie\InstallAware",IAVER=24.40
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Cleared output folder D:\InstalAware\Release\UncompressedBuilt plug-in action Windows Installer
Built plug-in action (Un)Install MSI Setup
Built plug-in action File Bag
Built plug-in action File Bag
Built plug-in action Call DLL Function
Built plug-in action (Un)Install MSI Setup
Built plug-in action Call DLL Function
Built plug-in action Windows Installer
Built plug-in action File Bag
Built plug-in action (Un)Install MSI Setup
Built plug-in action Call DLL Function
Copied file D:\Users\Rinaldo\Documents\Visual Studio 2015\Projects\Login_Reparatie\Login_Reparatie\bin\Debug\Login_Reparatie.exe
Error during build: Unable to compile MSI action install assembly

Please help

Re: Problem with X7 free

Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2018 5:53 am
by FrancescoT
Dear Rinaldo,

in reality there are many topics about this question in our forum.

You are getting this error because the Assemblies included with your setup project are not strongly signed.

If your Assemblies are not non-strongly signed, you can only install them as if they were regular files ("Install Files" command) and optionally if required, you may register them using the "Run Program" script command.

Unfortunately, with the FREE edition is not possible to control Assemblies inclusion and your Assemblies have to be strongly-signed (which by the way, this is a Microsoft requirement).

However, there is a good news. The new version of our Visual Studio Extension overcomes this limitation... this will be out This Friday (June 8th 2018)!

Regards