In the Releases explorer, right-click the product configuration that contains the release that you want to build, and then click Default Product Configuration. In the Solution Explorer under Media, double-click Releases. To make a product configuration the default configuration in your InstallShield project: 1. This is indicated by a red check box icon in the Releases view: If you want to build a release in a Basic MSI, InstallScript MSI, or Merge Module project, it must be under the default or active product configuration.
Selecting the Default Product Configuration (Basic MSI, InstallScript MSI, and Merge Module Projects Only) If you want to build releases in a different product configuration, make that product configuration the default. When you build a release for any of these project types, the default product configuration is always used. A product configuration provides a means for grouping together releases that share similar settings, such as the product name, product code, and package code. Project: In Basic MSI, InstallScript MSI, and Merge Module projects, every release is a member of a product configuration. The Configuration Manager in Visual Studio is where you associate a release with a solution configuration. Before you can build a release, the release must be associated with a solution configuration. You can use these default releases, or you can create new release. When you create an InstallShield installation project in Visual Studio, the project has two releases by default-Debug and Release. When you are building in Visual Studio, you have the option to either build your entire solution, including the installation project, or build only the installation project. Project: Some of the following information is project specific, as noted where applicable.īuilding a release of an InstallShield project in Visual Studio is different than building a release in InstallShield. Open topic with navigation Building Releases in Microsoft Visual Studio
Building Releases in Microsoft Visual Studio
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