Software Deployment

Not really sure what your question is, but you can condition a component to be 64-bit in Installshield - '64-Bit Component - yes/no' , or you could apply a condition using 'versionNT' numbers to specify whether it is installed or not based on the OS.

Hope that helps,

Dunnpy

MSI will be either 32bit or 64bit in the first place.
so if you want to install 32bit info with a 64bit installer , you will need to use the correct Conditions for that  like VerionNT64 

I think you're after this script:

@echo off 

if %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE% == x86 ( 

goto :x86 

) else ( 

goto :x64 

) 

:x86 

REM put here x86 application to execute like this example FOO.EXE executabe

start "foo.exe" 

goto :eof 

:x64 

REM put here x86 application to execute like this example BAR.EXE executabe

start "bar.exe" 

goto :eof
REM put here some common code for both architectures

:EOF

 Kind regards,

StockTrader

Here is how we do it.

I create a folder and dump both the x64 and x32 msi files in it. I then create a batch file that looks like this

@echo off
IF %Processor_Architecture% == x86 goto x86
goto x64
:x86
start /wait msiexec.exe /i install_flash_player_11_active_x_32bit.msi /qr
goto done
:x64
start /wait msiexec.exe /i install_flash_player_11_active_x_64bit.msi /qr
goto done
:done
echo "script complete"

I then take all 3 put it in a zip file and then create a new software inventory item and upload this is a package. Then using a script I just deploy this software package and tell it to execute the bat file I created.

Everything above looks great and is the correct way of doing it, you can also do as  simple as the following

if c:\program files (x86) exists then etc etc

else

etc