Removing Dependencies From The Project Dependency Exclusion List - Symantec WINDOWS INSTALLER EDITOR 7.0 SP2 - REFERENCE FOR WISE INSTALLATION STUDIO V1.0 Installation Manual

Removing Dependencies from the Project
Dependency Exclusion List
Windows Installer Editor Reference
a. Select a file and click Browse to locate missing files.
b. Click Next.
The Installation Files page appears.
4. The Installation Files page lists the files that were detected during the scan and will
be added to the installation.
5. To add or remove files in the installation, click Add or Delete and then click Next.
The Application Installation Information page appears.
6. Complete the dialog box:
Name
Enter a name for the installation. This overwrites the Name field on the Product
Details page. If you don't want to overwrite the current installation name, leave
this blank.
Installation Directory
Enter the default installation directory where files from this import should be
placed. All added files are placed in this directory in Installation Expert > Files
page.
7. Click Finish.
8. Additional dialog boxes might appear:
(Visual Basic .NET, C#, or J# projects.) If you cleared the Automatically add
Assembly Dependencies without prompting check box, the Assembly
Dependencies dialog box appears. It prompts you to select which dependencies
to add to the installation.
See Assembly Dependencies
If a file that is part of a merge module is added, the Files in Merge Modules
dialog box appears. It prompts you to add the merge module and, if necessary,
download it.
See Adding Merge Modules Instead of Files
(Requires a repository connection.) If a file that is used by a package in the
Wise Software Repository is added, the Files in Repository dialog box appears
and prompts you to add a version of the file that is in the repository.
See Adding Files From the Wise Software Repository
The project is integrated into an installation file, which contains all the information it
needs to install the project. Options are pre-filled on the Files and Product Details pages.
As with any installation, you should compile and test the installation thoroughly to
ensure it operates correctly.
When you add a .NET assembly to an installation, Windows Installer Editor can scan the
assembly's manifest for dependencies and prompt you to add the dependency files to
the installation.
When you choose not to add a dependency, it is added to the project dependency
exclusion list for that installation. The exclusion list is stored in the WiseMediaOptions
table.
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