Error 125 Unable To Load Installshield Objects
am attempting to migrate my project form InstallShield 12 to InstallShield 2008, the project type is InstallScript. I have downloaded and installed the "installshieldinstallscriptobjects.exe" object from the Macrovision web site. When I try to build my project I get the following error: Unable to load InstallShield Object(s): FeatureName\New MFC 6.0 Runtime1, FeatureName\ New MDAC 2.8(ODBC, OLEDB, ADO, RDS) 1. (Error Code 125). These two objects are shown under the InstallShield Objects section as: MFC 6 Runtime, Version 4.00 Version Created by 14.0 MDAC 2.8 (ODBC, OLEDB, ADO, RDS), Version 4.11 Version Created by 14.0 If I attempt to add one of these (or any others), I get the following error: The object "x" could not be insered, you may need to reinstall the object in order to use it. I have tried reinstalling and am still getting the same error. Any ideas? MarkEarle02-26-2008, 11:17 AMsspencer, Has anyone addressed this for you? I am having the exact same issue but with the Visual Basic 6 Runtime Files object. There are some threads on this but they do not seem to help. Is anyone from Macrovision working on this? ME sspencer02-26-2008, 01:44 PMI have logged a support issue with Macrovision but I have not heard anything back from them yet. I'll update this when I hear back, but in the past the majority of my issues seem to go unresolved with Macrovision and I am forced to find a workaround. Hopefully, this one will be solved or someone on the forum will offer suggestions, but there has been nothing there to date also. esiemiat02-26-2008, 03:34 PMAfter you install the newer objects for the current version of InstallShield you need to swap the old objects with new ones in your projects. Since you can't do this due to your second error, that would explain your build issues. That said, I think I remember experiencing a similiar issue with my objects a while back and the solution was to correct a missing registry for each object. This information can be found under HKLM\SOFTWARE\InstallShield\14.0\Objects\Pro. Unfortunatly I can't remember what version of InstallShield had the problem, nor can I remember what key was missing. I hope this information might help point you in the right direction. MarkEarle02-26-2008, 03:48 PMThanks, After searching around the community some more I found the following post; As some people have noticed InstallScript objects do not work in beta 1 (i.e.) if you try to insert an InstallScript object into a project you may get a message indicating that the object could not be inserted. To avoid this problem: 1. After installing the product, locate the file "I
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information—on most InstallShield build errors and warnings in the Knowledge Base. For troubleshooting information about errors and warnings that may occur when you are building a virtual application, see Virtualization Conversion Errors http://helpnet.installshield.com/installshield19helplib/helplibrary/IHelpBuildErrors.htm and Warnings. Build Errors and Warnings Error or Warning Number Message Troubleshooting Information -32000 Build canceled by the user. This error occurs only when the build is terminated during the build process. -7311 https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/astebner/2005/03/29/help-me-help-you-if-you-have-setup-bugs/ Unable to load manifest file for sideloading app package '%1'. This build error occurs if you are trying to build a Suite/Advanced UI installation that includes a sideloading app package (.appx) but InstallShield error 125 cannot read the app package's manifest file. This may occur if you are trying to build on a Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 system. The ability to create and build a Suite/Advanced UI installation that includes a sideloading app package (.appx) requires Windows Vista or later or Windows Server 2008 or later on the machine that has InstallShield or the Standalone Build. To resolve this error 125 unable error, remove the .appx package from the Packages view, or build your release on Windows Vista or later or on Windows Server 2008 or later. -7309 No certificate file is selected in the Packages view for sideloading app '%1'. If you include a sideloading app package (.appx) in a Suite/Advanced UI project but do not specify a certificate file for the package in the Certificate File setting in the Packages view, InstallShield generates this warning at build time. The versions of Windows that support .appx packages do not install a sideloading package unless they trust the source of the package. If you are using a custom certificate, such as the one that is generated in Visual Studio, the Suite/Advanced UI installation can make Windows trust the source of your package by adding the custom certificate to the certificate store of target systems. The Suite/Advanced UI installation does this if you include the .cer file in your sideloading package, and specify it in the Certificate File setting in the Packages view. To resolve this warning, consider using the Certificate File setting in the Packages view to specify the package's .cer file. -7308 Suite/Advanced UI installations do not supp
Aaron StebnerMarch 29, 200576 0 0 0 I've gotten some email questions from customers about setup failures that they've seen on their computers. Some of them are 1935 errors that match some of the previous blog posts I've written, some are .NET Framework errors, and some are general problems getting some program installed. I cannot guarantee that I will be able to help solve all setup-related problems you may encounter, but I can guarantee that I will take a look and try to help if I can.In order to do so I would like to ask that you try to gather some detailed information and send it to me if you contact me via email to aid in troubleshooting and debugging: As much detail about the error message as possible, including the full text of any error messages. Any troubleshooting steps that you have already tried, including links to any of my other blog posts that you've already tried. Most importantly - log files from the setup if at all possible. You can zip and upload log files to a file server of your choice and include a link to the log files when you contact me. My preference is http://skydrive.live.com because it is free, gives you a lot of storage space, and doesn't contain annoying ads to try to get you to pay for "premium" services like faster download speeds. Most setups are Windows Installer MSIs. For those products, you can enable verbose logging by setting a couple of registry values and then reproducing the problem. Here are a set of steps you can use to gather a Windows Installer verbose log file: Important note - some MSI-based setups, includingthe .NET Framework 2.0, 3.0, 3.5andhigher,will not create log files named %temp%\msi*.log even if using the instructions listed below. Please see this blog post for more details about why that is the case and also for a list of some products that I know of that use different