How to package two MSI's in a single package
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how to package two MSI's in a single package
anyone tell me the process
how to package two MSI's in a single package
anyone tell me the process
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Posted by:
mekaywe
13 years ago
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Posted by:
WSPPackager
13 years ago
Use vbscript or .bat or wise scripts to install the applications.
Posted by:
mekaywe
13 years ago
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Posted by:
yuri
13 years ago
Dear sreya,
Select both MSI's, right-click on them and click 'Send to' -> 'Compressed folder' and there you have your 'package' of 2 MSI's.
Select both MSI's, right-click on them and click 'Send to' -> 'Compressed folder' and there you have your 'package' of 2 MSI's.
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
For somebody who publishes a list of packaging interview questions, your posting of this link is, at best, disingenuous.
Nested MSIs are A Really Bad Idea. You should have highlighted the caveats which MS outs in the article, viz.:
Nested MSIs are A Really Bad Idea. You should have highlighted the caveats which MS outs in the article, viz.:
Although you can create a nested MSI installation, there are drawbacks to doing this. These drawbacks include the following:
- Nested Installations cannot share components.
- An administrative installation cannot contain a nested installation.
- Patching and upgrading will not work with nested installations.
- The installer will not correctly cost a nested installation.
- Integrated ProgressBars cannot be used with nested installations.
- Resources that are to be advertised cannot be installed by the nested installation.
- A package that performs a nested installation of an application should also uninstall the nested application when the parent product is uninstalled.
Posted by:
djain3
13 years ago
ORIGINAL: yuri
Select both MSI's, right-click on them and click 'Send to' -> 'Compressed folder' and there you have your 'package' of 2 MSI's.
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Posted by:
mayankjohri
13 years ago
I also agree with you about the nested MSI and I am sorry I just answered his question and did not use my brain to caution him about its drawback.
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