Application's culture settings is not working when we use wix installer

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Hi, I am developing some service and application which requires that service.
I am setting application's culture as current regional settings culture.

I created a installer for this service as well as for application using Wix Installer toolkit.

Here the problem is, application's culture is not set as regional setting culture in installed application.But, if I run from visual studio this works fine.

Can any one help me on how to develop Wix Installer which should allow the application to get the current regional settings culture.

Thanks.

Posted 28-Oct-15 0:02am

Pradeep Kumar G M

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Oct-15 10:34am

Maybe it's not about your installer; this is about application itself. As I understand, you are not trying to enforce some culture for the application be the user choice (which also would be possible), you are trying to use the current culture. But your application can do it without any installations: you can use either neutral or default culture. Your application can be either totally culture-sensitive, or culture-insensitive. Just think about it.
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Philippe Mori 28-Oct-15 12:49pm

Are the appropriate assemblies installed for each language at the correct location?

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