Hi, ALL
I've developed some prjoect ( VB.NET ) , let Project1, and created for that
Setup project, let Setup1. Installed it on a clear mashine - PC1. Then I
decided to develop that futher as another product, let Project2. I've copied
and renamed all project files, project itself, product name, namespaces in
all classes..., copied and renamed Setup1 as Setup2 and adjust new one to
the Project2 and created Installation for that. Setup2 become new Upgrade
and Product codes.
I run Setup2 on the PC1. Setup2 removes completely installation of Project1
from the mashine without any question and installs Project2 in different
location...
Why it happend, but projects have different names, different namespaces,
different installation projects?
I would be thankful for any help
Regards
EZ 5 1972
Maybe you have to assign a new Product Code GUID for you new setup project?
Check the properties of your root setup project node.
To get a new GUID: Tools->Create GUID (or just click on ellipsis button
beside current GUID in Product Code property of setup project)
Just a guess,
Greg
"Evgeny Zoldin" <zo****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:e1**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... Hi, ALL
I've developed some prjoect ( VB.NET ) , let Project1, and created for that Setup project, let Setup1. Installed it on a clear mashine - PC1. Then I decided to develop that futher as another product, let Project2. I've copied and renamed all project files, project itself, product name, namespaces in all classes..., copied and renamed Setup1 as Setup2 and adjust new one to the Project2 and created Installation for that. Setup2 become new Upgrade and Product codes.
I run Setup2 on the PC1. Setup2 removes completely installation of Project1 from the mashine without any question and installs Project2 in different location... Why it happend, but projects have different names, different namespaces, different installation projects? I would be thankful for any help
Regards
EZ
Maybe you have to assign a new Product Code GUID for you new setup project?
Check the properties of your root setup project node.
To get a new GUID: Tools->Create GUID (or just click on ellipsis button
beside current GUID in Product Code property of setup project)
Just a guess,
Greg
"Evgeny Zoldin" <zo****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:e1**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... Hi, ALL
I've developed some prjoect ( VB.NET ) , let Project1, and created for that Setup project, let Setup1. Installed it on a clear mashine - PC1. Then I decided to develop that futher as another product, let Project2. I've copied and renamed all project files, project itself, product name, namespaces in all classes..., copied and renamed Setup1 as Setup2 and adjust new one to the Project2 and created Installation for that. Setup2 become new Upgrade and Product codes.
I run Setup2 on the PC1. Setup2 removes completely installation of Project1 from the mashine without any question and installs Project2 in different location... Why it happend, but projects have different names, different namespaces, different installation projects? I would be thankful for any help
Regards
EZ
Thank you for your advice, but they were assigned as new automaticaly when I
changed version of Setup project
"Greg Burns" <greg_burns@DONT_SPAM_ME_hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:#7*************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... Maybe you have to assign a new Product Code GUID for you new setup
project? Check the properties of your root setup project node.
To get a new GUID: Tools->Create GUID (or just click on ellipsis button beside current GUID in Product Code property of setup project)
Just a guess, Greg
"Evgeny Zoldin" <zo****@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:e1**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... Hi, ALL
I've developed some prjoect ( VB.NET ) , let Project1, and created for that Setup project, let Setup1. Installed it on a clear mashine - PC1. Then I decided to develop that futher as another product, let Project2. I've copied and renamed all project files, project itself, product name, namespaces
in all classes..., copied and renamed Setup1 as Setup2 and adjust new one
to the Project2 and created Installation for that. Setup2 become new
Upgrade and Product codes.
I run Setup2 on the PC1. Setup2 removes completely installation of Project1 from the mashine without any question and installs Project2 in
different location... Why it happend, but projects have different names, different namespaces, different installation projects? I would be thankful for any help
Regards
EZ
Evgeny,
It could be the ProjectGUID in the vbProject (.vbproj) file. Whenever you
copy a project and rename it the actual ProjectGUID does not change.
To change the ProjectGUID you can ecit the .vbproj file in your project
folder. Here is a snipit of what this file looks like:
<VisualStudioProject>
<VisualBasic
ProjectType = "Local"
ProductVersion = "7.10.3077"
SchemaVersion = "2.0"
ProjectGuid = "{00E782DC-3843-47EB-B48B-E835B7EA4D58}"
When you copy a project and change the names you should ALWAYS set a new
ProjectGUID. If you don't and you try to put the new project into a
solution with the old project, Visual Studio will exhibit very unusual
behavior.
-Sam Matzen
"Evgeny Zoldin" <zo****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:e1**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... Hi, ALL
I've developed some prjoect ( VB.NET ) , let Project1, and created for
that Setup project, let Setup1. Installed it on a clear mashine - PC1. Then I decided to develop that futher as another product, let Project2. I've
copied and renamed all project files, project itself, product name, namespaces in all classes..., copied and renamed Setup1 as Setup2 and adjust new one to the Project2 and created Installation for that. Setup2 become new Upgrade and Product codes.
I run Setup2 on the PC1. Setup2 removes completely installation of
Project1 from the mashine without any question and installs Project2 in different location... Why it happend, but projects have different names, different namespaces, different installation projects? I would be thankful for any help
Regards
EZ
Thank you Samuel,
your advice was very helpful
Regards
Evgeny
"Samuel L Matzen" <sm*****@slm.com> wrote in message
news:OC*************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... Evgeny,
It could be the ProjectGUID in the vbProject (.vbproj) file. Whenever you copy a project and rename it the actual ProjectGUID does not change.
To change the ProjectGUID you can ecit the .vbproj file in your project folder. Here is a snipit of what this file looks like:
<VisualStudioProject> <VisualBasic ProjectType = "Local" ProductVersion = "7.10.3077" SchemaVersion = "2.0" ProjectGuid = "{00E782DC-3843-47EB-B48B-E835B7EA4D58}" >
When you copy a project and change the names you should ALWAYS set a new ProjectGUID. If you don't and you try to put the new project into a solution with the old project, Visual Studio will exhibit very unusual behavior.
-Sam Matzen
"Evgeny Zoldin" <zo****@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:e1**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... Hi, ALL
I've developed some prjoect ( VB.NET ) , let Project1, and created for that Setup project, let Setup1. Installed it on a clear mashine - PC1. Then I decided to develop that futher as another product, let Project2. I've copied and renamed all project files, project itself, product name, namespaces
in all classes..., copied and renamed Setup1 as Setup2 and adjust new one
to the Project2 and created Installation for that. Setup2 become new
Upgrade and Product codes.
I run Setup2 on the PC1. Setup2 removes completely installation of Project1 from the mashine without any question and installs Project2 in
different location... Why it happend, but projects have different names, different namespaces, different installation projects? I would be thankful for any help
Regards
EZ
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