Problem Creating Setup Project

G

Guest

Hi,

I have a windows application, wherein the solution consists of 5 projects.
When I try to create a setup and deployment project for this solution, I'm
somehow unable to add anything in project output group. I tried creating with
a setup wizard, but it just doesn't give me an option to add projects,
although I was able to add files into the setup. Moreover, creating a normal
setup project also did not help.
I tried to add a new project group after creating the project, but it does
not list any projects at all in the drop down list.
Am I missing some step here?

Have tried searching the net, and it shows at various places that I would
get an option to add project outputs within the setup wizard, which I somehow
am not getting.

Any clues?
Nick
 
G

Guest

I was inadvertently trying to create the setup project in a new solution.
Realised in time that a setup for any solution has to be created within the
same solution. Once I did that, I got pretty much all the stuff including the
option for adding project outputs et al.

However, I was just wondering if there is a way by which you can segragate
the exe and exe.config files from getting into the package together. I have
come across just one case where I can add the primary project output to the
setup. And this option adds both the exe as well as the config file.
Any pointers on this one?

Nick
 
J

JohnFol

Changing the BuildAction?

Sorry, only a guess.


Nick said:
I was inadvertently trying to create the setup project in a new solution.
Realised in time that a setup for any solution has to be created within
the
same solution. Once I did that, I got pretty much all the stuff including
the
option for adding project outputs et al.

However, I was just wondering if there is a way by which you can segragate
the exe and exe.config files from getting into the package together. I
have
come across just one case where I can add the primary project output to
the
setup. And this option adds both the exe as well as the config file.
Any pointers on this one?

Nick
 

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