how to avoid repackaging Xps apps to Windows7?
If applications need to be packaged during the period that the customer is migrating from XP to Windows v7 is there any way to avoid having to do the package twice i.e. once in XP and once in Windows v7?
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
Yes. Any feature/component which might be different under W7 can be conditioned using the built-in OS property 'VersionNT'.
Posted by:
Scazy
13 years ago
VBScab, thank you for the quick answer .... and .... do you have any additinal information that might help me to work the problem out I mean links, best practises or whatever?
Posted by:
ghosh.kunal
13 years ago
When you try to deploy your XP production applications onto Vista or Windows 7, you need to do a lot of testing to make sure it works fine. I have not worked on Windows 7, but in Windows Vista, there are a whole lot of issues to look out for like Standard User Mode, File and Registry Virtualization, UAC etc.
Posted by:
turbokitty
13 years ago
What they're trying to say is:
- find out what's not working with the XP-comaptible MSI on W7 by testing and using the "Setup Analysis Tool" in the ACT Toolkit.
- build your MSI with feature conditions that will prevent XP-only bits going to a W7 box and vice-versa
- find out what's not working with the XP-comaptible MSI on W7 by testing and using the "Setup Analysis Tool" in the ACT Toolkit.
- build your MSI with feature conditions that will prevent XP-only bits going to a W7 box and vice-versa
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