Wix Toolset

At the heart of WiX is a suite of building utilities that make Windows Installer packs with the same building concept as the remainder of your product: the sources are built and then associated with the creation of executable files; in this case, these are.exe setups bundles,.msi install packages,.msm merger module, and.msp patch.

At the heart of WiX is a suite of building utilities that make Windows Installer packs with the same building concept as the remainder of your product: the sources are built and then associated with the creation of executable files; in this case, these are.exe setups bundles,.msi install packages,.msm merger module, and.msp patch.

WiX line-of-sight builds work with any automatic buildsystem. MSBuild is also fully featured from the console, Visual Studio, and Team Builds. The WiX package contains several enhancements that provide features beyond those of Windows Installer. WiX, for example, can deploy IIS Web pages, generate SQL Server database files, and record exclusions in Windows Firewall, among other things.

Using Burns you can either browse and browse packets or merge them into a unique executable. WiX SDK contains administered and natively available library files that make it easy to create Windows Installer-compatible writing, even user-defined operations in C# and C++. We strongly suggest you upgrade to WiX v3.10.4 if you need to stay on a WiX v3.10 version.

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The Windows Installer Toolset is a free toolset that creates Windows Installer packs from your existing Windows Installer programming language files. The WiX was the first Microsoft product to be published under an open license,[2] the Common Public License. It was also the first Microsoft product to be housed on an outside website.

The WiX package contains Votive, a plug-in to create and create WiX set-up objects using the Studio IDE. The Votive application provides support for syntax hiding and IntelliSense for . vxs sources and a WiX set-up configuration file extension. viwxproj to create a new version of your WiX installation file in your visual studio. The WiX was the first Microsoft product to be published under an open license,[2] the Common Public License.

3 ] Originally housed on SourceForge,[1] it was also the first Microsoft product to be housed out. Impairment test 0 was approved in 2007. Zero was approved on July 4, 2009. No. 5 was published on January 31, 2011. It was published on 3 September 2012 and focuses on Burn. Section 7 was published on December 24, 2012.

Seven supported by Visual Studio in 2008, 2010 and 2012. No. 8 was published on November 28, 2013. One of the most important new functions is supporting Live Studio 2013. It was published on 31 October 2014. It was published on September 3, 2015. No. 11 was published on May 5, 2017. Skip up to: a w k h a n g e n, Rob (April 5, 2004).

"The Windows Installer Toolset was published as Open source on SourceForge.net". Returned on February 16, 2014. Skip up to: a p d p H M S e ning, Rob (August 14, 2012). "The Outercurve Foundation and WiX Toolset finally together." Returned on February 16, 2014. Skip up to: a. Bang Human, Rob (August 20, 2012).

"WiX Toolset License". Returned on February 16, 2014. Hop up ^ Robbins, John (October 18, 2007). Returned on February 16, 2014. Skip up ^ "Compiler". Toolset WiX. Returned on February 16, 2014. Skip up ^ "Linker (light)". Toolset WiX. Returned on February 16, 2014. Skip up ^ "Library Tool (lit)". Skip up to: a y List of Tools.

Toolset WiX. Returned on February 16, 2014. Skip up ^ "Harvest tool (heat)". Toolset WiX. Returned on February 16, 2014. Hop up ^ Halvorson, Loren (July 29, 2004). Returned on February 16, 2014. Hop up ^ Robbins, John (November 14, 2012). Returned on February 16, 2014. Hop up ^ Humaning, Rob (September 3, 2012).

"ViX v3.6 released." Returned on February 16, 2014. Spring up ^ Humaning, Rob (January 15, 2010). Returned on February 16, 2014. Spring up ^ Maning, Rob (June 6, 2010). "â??WiX Toolset sources and release will be migrated to CodePlexâ?. Returned on February 16, 2014. Hop up ^ Hodges, Buck (March 17, 2011). "vdproj will not be shipped with upcoming VS versions".

Returned on January 25, 2016.