Hi,
I am trying to install 2 Windows services in one VS.NET 2005
Deployment Project. I added custom actions for Install, Rollback, and
Uninstall.
My problem is that if the Install method of the first service assembly
throws an exception, the installer attempts to call the Rollback
method on BOTH assemblies, so I get an error saying "Could not find
file C:\Program Files\...\secon dAssembly.Insta llState", because it
never called Install on the second assembly, and therefore never
created a state file.
I have tried all sorts of things in the Condition property for the
rollback custom action, including "Installed" . Installed always
returns false, which means that if the opposite situation happens and
the 2nd assembly throws, then rollback will never get called on the
1st assembly (which is even worse, because then it gets left in a
state where you can't install OR uninstall).
I have also tried setting environment variables in my Installer
classes to indicate that Install() has been called, but the installer
program does not see them, I think because it runs on a separate
process.
Any ideas?
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