Custom runtime scripts and multiple dependencies

[ktroost]

I've managed to create custom runtime setupscripts for .NET 2.0 and MSI30. I modified the setupnet20 and setupmsi30 files to download and install the runtimes instead of including the runtimes within the setup itself. I renamed the runtimefile to Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 (download).rtm. When i select this option in the IDE, it automatically selects MSI3.0 (download). This is because I changed the dependencies for this runtime.

Now here's my question:
Is it possible to use multiple dependencies, so that EITHER MSI3.0 (included with setup) or MSI3.0 (download, created by myself) can be selected? MSI3.0 is a smaller download so I might sometimes consider to include this with my setup. I still like to choose for download or include.

[lextm]

I'd like to know more about this too. The official PDFs published on web site do not contain full details about runtime package authoring.

[Alex_Ronquillo]

As you can see in the MSI script, application runtimes are inserted with the Include Script command. You can easily setup conditions based on a user selection to include your script or the IA included script.