How to setup a Windows application with more than one projects

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Hi,

I want to create a setup file for my windows application , In my application there are 3 projects

1) one windows application called CCMA
2) Two class library called CCMALib and coreAudio
3) One windows service called Voice Service.

My startup project is CCMA. How can i integrate this 4 projects in to one installer file.

Thanks for your time .

Posted 30-Oct-13 2:38am

binoyvijayan

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johannesnestler 30-Oct-13 12:32pm

So CCMA depends on CCMALib and coreAudio and the Service? If yes the dependencies will be resolved in a normal WindowsInstaller project. If not just do with them what you want during installation (Register, just copy to a target System Folder, ...).

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1. Try using SetUp and Deployment WIzard to Create Setup.
2. It Will Ask you for any Dependency Libraries , Include all your Libraries here.

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/1492b1/creating-an-msi-package-for-C-Sharp-windows-application-using-a-v/[^]

Posted 30-Oct-13 2:46am

Bheeshm

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BillWoodruff · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-30T02:54:00

Open your CCMA Project/Solution in Visual Studio.

Context-Click on the Root-Node of the Solution Explorer, select 'Add, then select 'New Project, and add your Projects, and your Service.

Context-Click the Root-Node of the Solution Explorer (or Alt-Enter), select 'Properties then select 'Common Properties, and 'Configuration Properties, to set whether your Solution is a 'Single startup project, or Multiple startup projects, and other Solution settings.

Context-Click on your added Projects, and Service, in the Solution Explorer, and select 'Properties to set other settings specific to your added Projects, or Service.

I have never written a Service, and/or added a Service to a .NET VS Solution, so there may be some significant information I have left out specific to using a Service.

Compile the Solution, and deploy in the usual way.