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Windows Installer shares property values only one way (from client to server). There is no sharing back. The assumption is that most data gathering is done in the UI (aka client) and all changes/storage of binaries or data will be done in the server, never the UI. UI can display data, but that is transitory, and accomplished via messages. So, writing the token should be done from the |
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I found a solution. Write and Consume Files as messages into the installation-folder during the custom actions. Then use these "Messages" to trigger the optional dialogs. Once you give up on the framework its actually pretty straight forward. All Messages need to be cleaned up by the initial action though.
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Hello everyone,
i have inherited a WIX installation and was given the task to extend it with a optional dialog to enter a token. This is happening via a call to two custom actions - one to detect the Token, one to write it after a inputDlg completes. The Custom Action runs succesfully and the value is set, according to the msi log.
However for the UI-decision making, the client property Property(C) is used, which stays unchanged. How do i acess the server side property Property(S). I did not find much documentation on this except for some stackoverflow posts, so i would approve even more if i could get some official microsoft documentation.
Regards
PS: Here is the wxs file.
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