If you want to create a new bundle with new data, continue with
new bundle with the same data as the officeXP bundle, skip to
3 Modify the
officeXP.xml
requirements.
For example, to create a new bundle to install ApplicationX and its support pack, do the
following:
Change all references of
officeXP_ActionContentInfo.xml
Create another bundle called as ApplicationX-SP1 that installs the support pack for
Application X.
Change the path of the dependent OfficeXPSP1 bundle to ApplicationX-SP1 in the
officeXP_ActionContentInfo.xml
A sample
officeXP_ActionContentInfo.xml
<ActionInformation>
<ActionSet type="Install">
<Action name="Install MSI" index="1">
<Content>
<ContentFilePath includeAllFilesinFolder="false"
includeAllFilesinSubFolders="false">E:\files\ApplicationX.msi</
ContentFilePath>
</Content>
</Action>
<Action name="Install Bundle" index="2">
<DependentBundlePath>bundlefolder/ApplicationX-SP1</
DependentBundlePath>
</Action>
</ActionSet>
<ActionSet type="Uninstall">
<Action name="Undo Install Actions" index="1">
<Content>
<ContentFilePath includeAllFilesinFolder="false"
includeAllFilesinSubFolders="false">E:\files\ApplicationX.msi</
ContentFilePath>
</Content>
</Action>
</ActionSet>
</ActionInformation>
4 Create a bundle by using the following command:
zman bundle-create new_bundle_name bundle_xml_filename.xml bundle_location
--actioninfo bundle_name_ActionContentInfo.xml
If you do not specify the location of the bundle creation, the bundle is created in the root folder
(
) by default.
/Bundles
For example, use the following command to create a bundle called ApplicationX in the root
folder (
):
/Bundles
and
officeXP_ActionContentInfo.xml
to
officeXP.msi
ApplicationX.msi
file.
to install both ApplicationX and its support pack.
is as follows:
Step
3. If you want to create a
Step
4.
files according to your
in the
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