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Rob Oldfield
I have an app that consists of two parts: a Windows service, and a UI that
allows users to change settings that determine how the service functions.
I can obviously create two msis and use both but, for simplicity, I'd like
to create an msi that installs both of these at the same time (the next
version might allow users to get at the UI from their own machines.... but
not yet).
I haven't tried anything yet, but is it just a case of importing the UI
project into the service solution and then doing something like adding the
primary output of both into the associated setup project?
Does anyone who has tried this have any tips?
Thanks.
allows users to change settings that determine how the service functions.
I can obviously create two msis and use both but, for simplicity, I'd like
to create an msi that installs both of these at the same time (the next
version might allow users to get at the UI from their own machines.... but
not yet).
I haven't tried anything yet, but is it just a case of importing the UI
project into the service solution and then doing something like adding the
primary output of both into the associated setup project?
Does anyone who has tried this have any tips?
Thanks.