HI
I created a installer (call as MAIN1 ver 0.1), it will install two assemblies A1 and A2 of version 1.0 both (i am working on dot net 1.1 framework)
then i did some changes on A2 and it version changed to 2.0. then i included this assembly in my installer(MAIN1) and removed the previous A2
i added my already build msi 0.1 as patach reference
Install Aware settings : i tried build mode compressed and un compressed
Build patch
i tried once both main installer and patch build with compressed and then with un compressed
Problem : (in both build mode) patch run absolutely fine but it does not add new A2 in GAC
[color=darkred]Patch-- For assemblies[/color]
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Patches never install new files, they patch existing files.
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can u elaborate on that
MichaelNesmith wrote:Patches never install new files, they patch existing files.
are saying way iam trying to do is in correct
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example
MichaelNesmith wrote:Patches never install new files, they patch existing files.
hi can u tell if u faced the same problem how would u resolve it
can u explain ur comment with an example
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Yes, what you are trying to do is incorrect and exceeds the design specifications of Windows Installer patches.
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HI
MichaelNesmith wrote:Yes, what you are trying to do is incorrect and exceeds the design specifications of Windows Installer patches.
Hi FYI it worked i found a way to do .......

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Great
Care to tell us how, so other users can also benefit?

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hi Solution
hi
just add those assemblies below section [OFFLINE CONTENT]
when u add assemblies installer add them just above condition in which it compare that it is patch or complete installetion
if u post where i have mentioned so it will include in both senario and it will install new assemblies or updated version as well
problem with this is that it won't un install previous version of same assemblies
but u try it with normal text files it will work perfectly
have fun
just add those assemblies below section [OFFLINE CONTENT]
when u add assemblies installer add them just above condition in which it compare that it is patch or complete installetion
if u post where i have mentioned so it will include in both senario and it will install new assemblies or updated version as well
problem with this is that it won't un install previous version of same assemblies
but u try it with normal text files it will work perfectly
have fun

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Ah, wonderful! Thank you very much 

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