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Visual studio installer + SOAP

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Yash - 19 May 2004 12:11 GMT
Hi there
1) On running the MSI for the app, the app gets installed on the machine for the current user, if we go to control panel->add/remove programs, there is an entry for the application, If I run the msi now, it gives a warning saying the application is already installed, and gives options to remove or repair the application
But on logging in as a different user the application doesnt show in the users start menu as well as add/Remove program.
If I run the msi in this login the application is installed without any issues
Whats desired is that - a) My application should be accessible to all the users on the local system and b) if a user different from the user who installed the application runs the msi, he/she should not be given a window with options to repair or remove the application.

2) I am using SOAP in my application, Visual Studio installer shows Dependecy on mssoap30.dll (Which came with MS SOAP Toolkit 3.0)  when I choose my vbp file. The problem is that when run the installer(msi), it gives me an error saying - Failed to register MSSOAP30.dll, the dll cant be registered using regsvr32 also...What should I do so that I am able to register the dll when I install the application

Ti
Yashesvi_Sharma@infosys.co
Dave - 20 May 2004 17:03 GMT
1. If you build the MSI with Visual Studio Installer 1.1 (included with
Visual Studio .NET 2003), then the Installation Folder UI already provides
the ability to install for Everyone or Just Me. This gives your users the
ability to decide this for themselves.

2. There was some talk about MSSOAP30.DLL under
http://www.adminlife.com/247reference/msgs/14/70162.aspx that might help

Regards,

da

> Hi there,
> 1) On running the MSI for the app, the app gets installed on the machine for the current user, if we go to control panel->add/remove programs, there
is an entry for the application, If I run the msi now, it gives a warning
saying the application is already installed, and gives options to remove or
repair the application.
> But on logging in as a different user the application doesnt show in the users start menu as well as add/Remove program.
> If I run the msi in this login the application is installed without any issues.
> Whats desired is that - a) My application should be accessible to all the users on the local system and b) if a user different from the user who
installed the application runs the msi, he/she should not be given a window
with options to repair or remove the application.

> 2) I am using SOAP in my application, Visual Studio installer shows Dependecy on mssoap30.dll (Which came with MS SOAP Toolkit 3.0)  when I
choose my vbp file. The problem is that when run the installer(msi), it
gives me an error saying - Failed to register MSSOAP30.dll, the dll cant be
registered using regsvr32 also...What should I do so that I am able to
register the dll when I install the application?

> TiA
> Yashesvi_Sharma@infosys.com

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