Hi all,
I'm using wise installer and I have the following secnario:
I have two installations (which can "live" together) which are using the same infrastructure dll's and both placing all their files on the folder. What I need is that when I uninstall one of them (but the other installation is still installed) I want that the uninstalltion will only remove the files that are not infrastructure, and when I uninstall both of them, the infrastructure dll's will be uninstalled as well.
is there a simple way of doing/configuring it (mainly with wise, but other methods would be great as well).
Thank you,
Ofir
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How to configure shared files (in wise)
Started by
ofir_be
, Feb 23 2006 13:05
5 replies to this topic
Posted 23 February 2006 - 17:44
Windows Installer will do this automatically for you - if you follow the rules. This means you must use the same ComponentId GUID for identical components in both setups. The easiest way to ensure this is a place those files in a merge module that you can add to both of the setups.
Stefan Krüger
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Posted 16 March 2006 - 06:46
Dear Stefan,
I am facing the same problem of Ofir.I tried your solution but i am getting the same problem.i think i am doing some mistake,so please can u explain me brief.
Thanks
Ganesh
I am facing the same problem of Ofir.I tried your solution but i am getting the same problem.i think i am doing some mistake,so please can u explain me brief.
Thanks
Ganesh
Posted 16 March 2006 - 19:31
Generate a log to find out why the component gets removed. Are you using merge modules, or how do you make sure they ComponentIds are the same in both setups?
Stefan Krüger
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Posted 25 March 2006 - 15:02
I feel, by setting up the GUID's same for those components in both the package should solve your problem.
But if you are still facing the problem, then I hope you can set the attribute "Always increment shared .DLL count" for the same components in both the packages. It should solve your problem.
-- Vijay
But if you are still facing the problem, then I hope you can set the attribute "Always increment shared .DLL count" for the same components in both the packages. It should solve your problem.
-- Vijay
Posted 29 March 2006 - 07:52
Dear Stefan Krüger and Vijay
Problem is Solved and also I am getting a lots of information from this site.
Thank you very much.
-Ganesh.
Problem is Solved and also I am getting a lots of information from this site.
Thank you very much.
-Ganesh.