Porting projects from IA 6.4 to IA 7
Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 10:40 am
We're in the process of moving to IA7. Is there anything that needs to be
changed in existing 6.4 setup projects to make them work when built with IA7?
So far every single one of our existing setups has failed after building it
with IA7. Halfway into the installation they complain that this or that *.msi
can't be found. The one that supposedly is missing is always one of our
other previously installed products. After we uninstall that other application
(which, of course, shouldn't be necessary) and there are still others of our
apps on the computer, we get new complains. This goes on until every other
of our apps is removed.
Installing the same setup on a different clean computer pops up an error
message just saying error. A logged setup says
Error 4: SELECT `Message` FROM `Error` WHERE `Error` = 1708 and
Error 4: SELECT `Message` FROM `Error` WHERE `Error` = 1709
I could only solve the problem by building the project new, based on an
empty Win32 project. It doesn't matter if it's a very small or a larger project.
changed in existing 6.4 setup projects to make them work when built with IA7?
So far every single one of our existing setups has failed after building it
with IA7. Halfway into the installation they complain that this or that *.msi
can't be found. The one that supposedly is missing is always one of our
other previously installed products. After we uninstall that other application
(which, of course, shouldn't be necessary) and there are still others of our
apps on the computer, we get new complains. This goes on until every other
of our apps is removed.
Installing the same setup on a different clean computer pops up an error
message just saying error. A logged setup says
Error 4: SELECT `Message` FROM `Error` WHERE `Error` = 1708 and
Error 4: SELECT `Message` FROM `Error` WHERE `Error` = 1709
I could only solve the problem by building the project new, based on an
empty Win32 project. It doesn't matter if it's a very small or a larger project.