source: vbox/trunk/src/VBox/Installer/win/VBoxMergeNetAdpSeq.wxi@ 105341

<!--
    VirtualBox Windows Installation Script (WiX)
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<Include xmlns="http://wixtoolset.org/schemas/v4/wxs">

<?if $(env.VBOX_WITH_NETFLT) = "yes" ?>

    <!-- Create host-only interfaces on first-time install -->
    <Custom Action="ca_CreateHostOnlyInterfaceArgs" Before="ca_CreateHostOnlyInterface"
            Condition="NOT Installed AND ($cp_NetAdpDriver=3)" />

    <Custom Action="ca_CreateHostOnlyInterface" Before="InstallFinalize"
            Condition="NOT Installed AND ($cp_NetAdpDriver=3)" />

    <!-- Remove the host-only interfaces on uninstall only. Includes
         VBoxNetAdp driver uninstall.
         @todo r=klaus Clean up this inconsistency by changing what the
         install helper DLL does. It's very surprising behavior and needs
         digging through a lot of code to understand the where and why. -->
    <Custom Action="ca_RemoveHostOnlyInterfaces" After="InstallInitialize"
            Condition="NOT (UPGRADINGPRODUCTCODE) AND (Installed) AND (REMOVE=&quot;ALL&quot;)" />

    <!-- Stop the host-only interfaces on update only. Driver still has to be
         uninstalled, and the creation of interfaces in the new installer will
         do the actual upgrading, preserving the interfaces. -->
    <Custom Action="ca_StopHostOnlyInterfaces" After="InstallInitialize"
            Condition="(UPGRADINGPRODUCTCODE) AND (REMOVE=&quot;ALL&quot;)" />

    <!-- Uninstall the driver only on package upgrade, as for uninstall it is
         included in ca_RemoveHostOnlyInterfaces.
         @todo r=klaus Clean up this inconsistency by changing what the
         install helper DLL does. It's very surprising behavior and needs
         digging through a lot of code to understand the where and why. -->
    <Custom Action="ca_UninstallNetAdpArgs" Before="ca_UninstallNetAdp"
            Condition="(UPGRADINGPRODUCTCODE) AND (REMOVE=&quot;ALL&quot;)" />

    <Custom Action="ca_UninstallNetAdp" After="ca_StopHostOnlyInterfaces"
            Condition="(UPGRADINGPRODUCTCODE) AND (REMOVE=&quot;ALL&quot;)" />

<?endif?>

</Include>