Here we will write custom code to retrieve case records assigned to calling user. To add the custom action Select the Setup Installer project in Solution Explorer.Ĭustom Actions can be created with or without writing code, but they can be triggered only by the code. You have to add the InstallerActions.dll to the Install and Commit actions. You can add the custom action class (.dll) to the Setup project. For Microsoft Visual Studio 20 editions WiX 3.0 Toolset is required. Once downloaded and installed, the toolset will add all necessary modules enabling you to create C# custom actions from Microsoft Visual Studio. In order to create a custom action in C# the WiX Toolset is required to be installed on the developer machine. If you are using the savedState event's variable (more about this variable later), you should assign your installer class to all the Custom Action's modes (Install, Commit, Rollback and Uninstall) in the Deployment project.
For instance, by default, SampleWinService project doesn’t start the installed service on target machine. If you want to customize any of the installer action, highlight the action > Add Custom Action… and select the project and type of output where the custom action handler code been written. To create this project having an installer class, we can make a class library type of project and add an installer class in it from the add new item dialog. This will open the following window and there we can add a project containing an installer class. You want to add time and progress information to a ProgressBar control and a TimeRemaining Text control.To add a custom action click on the custom action icon.
You want to defer the execution of some actions until the time when the installation script is being executed.You want to use functions written in the development languages Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition or Microsoft JScript literal script text during an installation.You want to call special functions during an installation that are defined in a dynamic-link library (DLL).You want to launch an executable during installation that is installed on the user's machine or that is being installed with the application.However, there are situations where the developer of an installation package finds it necessary to write a custom action. Standard actions are sufficient to execute an installation in most cases. For a list of these actions, see the Standard Actions Reference. The Windows Installer provides many built-in actions for performing the installation process.
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