Deploy multiple applications by using single Setup

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Hi All,

I want to deploy multiple applications by using single setup.
i have 2 windows service,1 web service,2 windows application.
and i want to install these all applications by single setup [.msi]
The web service should be hosted on IIS,
windows service should be installed on machine as service.
windows applications should be installed.

Is there any way to do it.

Please Help me......

Posted 16-Mar-12 21:10pm

shashikantGuptaMCA

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[no name] 17-Mar-12 12:19pm

Yes of course there is a way to do it. The method is going to depend greatly on the setup builder you are using and most of all what you have tried.

shashikantGuptaMCA 19-Mar-12 7:09am

Hii Wes Aday..

I have created a setup project and in the file system option i have created the folders and add files[.exe etc] accouding to requirement.

now the task is i have also 5 check box for these folders[applications].
i want to check on that checkbox and only that folder should be created.

but in my case all folders have created on default location of setup.

Thanks in advance..

shashikantGuptaMCA 19-Mar-12 7:18am

i have craeted a checkbox file in userinterface also.

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Dean Oliver · Answer 1 · 2012-04-02T09:41:00

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You can use microsoft's very own click once publishing for simple deployment.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/t71a733d%28v=vs.80%29.aspx[^]

Personally I like to use Inno setup. the nice thing is it's free too.
http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php[^]

Posted 2-Apr-12 9:41am

Dean Oliver