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Merge module using .NET Installer class and Main project using Wise 7.0 -1001 - InstallLib.dll Unknown error

Asked by Abh4IT in WISE, .NET

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When I create an merge module using VS.NET 2005 and creating a setup project in .NET It works fine with compiling and also works as expected with executing the .NET based custom action defined in msm as a .NET installer class implementation.
But When I use the msm from my already existing MSI created using Wise Installer 7.0, I compile and when I tey executing it throws the error 1001 InstallUtilLib.dll Unknown Error. Since I want the code to be simply written in VB.NET (instead of complex stuff in C++) I would like to have this working with .NET itself. May places I checked says it is due to the context not set to .NET 2.0 correctly. We are still struggling to find asolution for this. If any one of u have come across this pls help us with inputs.

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Merge module using .NET Installer class and Main project using Wise 7.0 -1001 - InstallLib.dll Unknown error

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