InstallerExpert created the topic: InstallAware- Technical Support
I have followed the Patching white paper, but when I choose to build my patch I get this message. How can I resolve it?
Error during build: At least one Web Media Block must be defined before installation commands that may require media
InstallerExpert replied the topic: Re: InstallAware- Technical Support
OK, am not sure if I have done this correct, although I have got round the last error by putting [OFFLINE CONTENT] at the top of the MSI Script.
I now get this error:
Error during build: No compatible base packages found for upgrade package
I am referencing the original installation Web Depolyed EXE.
msiexpert replied the topic: Re: InstallAware- Technical Support
Do the upgrade GUIDs and package GUIDs match?
InstallerExpert replied the topic: Re: InstallAware- Technical Support
Yes they do; just to confirm the GUID that need to be the same between original base setup and patch are:
Product Code
Revision Code
In the Project Properties page.
In fact, it is the same project, I have simply replaced a couple of files, added some new, Rebuilt the Web Media Blocks, add the patch reference to the project (which is from the original build) and then click Patch.
InstallerExpert replied the topic: Re: InstallAware- Technical Support
I don’t think the revision code changes from build to build – should it? If so, can I manually change it? Also the version number is the same as before (1.0). Should I change this?
msiexpert replied the topic: Re: InstallAware- Technical Support
The version number should change, so should the revision code (it is set to auto-change unless you turned it off explicitly). Whitepaper errata…
InstallerExpert replied the topic: Re: InstallAware- Technical Support
OK, I have tried what you suggested, The option was already selected, and the revision code does automatically change each build, the version number did not change though. I manually changed the version number though.
I get the same message as before though:
Error during build: No compatible base packages found for upgrade package
If I change the base package to a non Web Block and rebuild all is OK – I cannot do this though as my base installation which is installed across many many sites uses the Web Block which I must be able to patch.
InstallerExpert replied the topic: Re: InstallAware- Technical Support
I have found what the problem is! It is because I have specified a password on original base installer, I created a small test IA Project, and produced a Web Depolyed project with a password, on attempting to perform a patch I get the same message. If I rebuild the web deployed project with a password and create a patch – It works.
This leaves me with potentially a BIG problem. If I rebuild my project again now without a password, will the patch I create against it work for all my customers who have already installed my base installer???
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