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I have an issue with building an MSI with Install Shield LE in Visual Studio. The error says "-4340: Internal Build Error", but the link to Flexera is worthless. I tried the suggestion in another post to add the installer project to a fresh solution and then my .Net projects after, but that did not help. That suggestion can be found here. I have not found a single repeatable cause of 6109: internal build error the issue, it does not seem to happen because of any one thing. I'm trying to build an installer for a Windows Service. c# visual-studio-2012 installshield share|improve this question asked Sep 18 '14 at 16:20 AKirby50 5616 I have the same issue. It doesn't seem to be a code issue. I built the setup just fine, then 10 minutes later....same error as you. I even loaded my project fresh from source control with no dice. I'm going to try whacking the setup project and creating a new one. –Jason Butera Sep 26 '14 at 3:41 add a comment| 4 Answers 4 active oldest votes up vote 13 down vote I got that error too. In order to fix it i rebuild my solution in Release configuration instead of Debug one. share|improve this answer answered Nov 8 '14 at 19:14 Rudean 1429 I had a similar experience, though I had to go one step futher and unload/reload the Installshield project in Visual Studio. –HotN Mar 23 '15 at 20:12 8 Unloading it and then loading it back helped me out too. The whole InstallShield has been a totally big pain to use....and it keeps breaking for apparently no reason. I have no idea why someone would buy the professiona
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us Login or Register ASK A QUESTION QuestionsBadgesCategoriesTagsUsers ©2016 site design / logo © 2015 qaoverflow.com; user contributions licensed under cc by-sa 3.0 with attribution required Terms & Privacy Home Install http://qaoverflow.com/question/install-sheild-le-4340-internal-build-error-visual-studio-2012/ Sheild LE -4340 Internal Build Error Visual Studio 2012 0 I have an issue with building an MSI with Install Shield LE in Visual Studio. The error says "-4340: Internal http://helpnet.installshield.com/installshield19helplib/helplibrary/IHelpBuildErrors.htm Build Error", but the link to Flexera is worthless. I tried the suggestion in another post to add the installer project to a fresh solution and then my .Net internal build projects after, but that did not help. That suggestion can be found here.I have not found a single repeatable cause of the issue, it does not seem to happen because of any one thing. I'm trying to build an installer for a Windows Service. AKirby50 Asked on September 18, 2014 in No Category. This question was posted in Stack Exchange internal build error Share Comment(1) Jason Butera I have the same issue. It doesn't seem to be a code issue. I built the setup just fine, then 10 minutes later….same error as you. I even loaded my project fresh from source control with no dice. I'm going to try whacking the setup project and creating a new one. on September 26, 2014. Update Cancel Add Comment Add comment Cancel 1 Answer(s) Votes Oldest 0 I got that error too. In order to fix it i rebuild my solution in Release configuration instead of Debug one. Update Cancel Rudean Answered on November 8, 2014. Share Comment(3) HotN I had a similar experience, though I had to go one step futher and unload/reload the Installshield project in Visual Studio. on March 23, 2015. Update Cancel ashlar64 Unloading it and then loading it back helped me out too. The whole InstallShield has been a totally big pain to use….and it keeps breaking for apparently no reason. I have no idea why someone would buy the professional version when the free version is so ag
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 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 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 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, 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