Tool to identify commonalities between MSIs
Hi,
I'm trying to troubleshoot a problem where one program stops working when two others are added to the mix. Is there a tool which will indentify commonalities between two MSIs? Most of the MSI comparison tools seem to be targetted at two MSIs which will have some differences. My MSIs are completely different, but I need to find what they have in common.
cheers
Mike
I'm trying to troubleshoot a problem where one program stops working when two others are added to the mix. Is there a tool which will indentify commonalities between two MSIs? Most of the MSI comparison tools seem to be targetted at two MSIs which will have some differences. My MSIs are completely different, but I need to find what they have in common.
cheers
Mike
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Posted by:
AngelD
17 years ago
Don't know what tool you're using for packaging but with Wise Package Studio you could use Conflict Manager to find resources conflicting with each other in different packages.
Posted by:
meastaugh1
17 years ago
Hi,
I'm using WPS Standard, can't afford pro as we're a school. Is there anything that could do this?
Thanks
Mike
I'm using WPS Standard, can't afford pro as we're a school. Is there anything that could do this?
Thanks
Mike
Posted by:
AngelD
17 years ago
Don't think there is in the Standard edition, will see if I can think of something
Posted by:
AngelD
17 years ago
Posted by:
turbokitty
17 years ago
You could just download a trial of the full Wise Suite and give Conflict Manager a go.
Posted by:
AngelD
17 years ago
I'm not sure you will have access to the Conflict Manager in evaluation mode, but not sure either so.
Posted by:
MSIMaker
17 years ago
ORIGINAL: AngelD
I'm not sure you will have access to the Conflict Manager in evaluation mode, but not sure either so.
From memory the Eval version lets you import 5 apps into it and its fully functional.
Posted by:
AngelD
17 years ago
It was so long ago I used evalutation version so good feedback there Jim.
meastaugh1: 5 packages will be sufficient for you to be able to conflict your packages to leed you in the right direction on whats conflicting.
Think you're after either a registry or dll conflict.
meastaugh1: 5 packages will be sufficient for you to be able to conflict your packages to leed you in the right direction on whats conflicting.
Think you're after either a registry or dll conflict.
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