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‎May 30, 2010
12:11 AM
MSI targets multiple architectures
My product has 10 files.
9 files are common for both x86 and x64. 10th file is different. I want single MSI which targets x86/x64.
I created two features. One is x64 another is x86. For each common file, i created one component and associated to both x86, x64. 10th file, i spitted into 2 components and associated to respective features x86, x64.
For feature x86... i set condition VersionNT64=false
for feature x64... i set condition VersionNT64=true.
But my MSI is installing both features on XP 32 bit machine.
What is wrong in this method? or
is there any solution to create MSI in this scenario?
9 files are common for both x86 and x64. 10th file is different. I want single MSI which targets x86/x64.
I created two features. One is x64 another is x86. For each common file, i created one component and associated to both x86, x64. 10th file, i spitted into 2 components and associated to respective features x86, x64.
For feature x86... i set condition VersionNT64=false
for feature x64... i set condition VersionNT64=true.
But my MSI is installing both features on XP 32 bit machine.
What is wrong in this method? or
is there any solution to create MSI in this scenario?
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‎May 30, 2010
03:03 PM
Officially, MSI doesn't support this. Unofficially there are tricks to be tried with various limitations associated.
http://blog.deploymentengineering.com/2008/01/even-developers-are-concerned-about.html
BTW note the conditions being used in the WiX example. The same applies to InstallShield MSI's.
http://blog.deploymentengineering.com/2008/01/even-developers-are-concerned-about.html
BTW note the conditions being used in the WiX example. The same applies to InstallShield MSI's.
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‎Jun 02, 2010
03:33 AM
Instead of creating another feature, i attached condition to components. 🙂
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