Joe Rud
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SCCM 2012 -> Deploying .NET 4.0 then EMET 4.1
I'm using SCCM 2012
I need to deploy EMET 4.1 update 1 via SCCM. I have an application deployment that works (on computers with .NET 4.0 already installed). But fails when .NET 4.0 isn't there. So obviously I need to create a dependency.
I've created .NET 4.0 package that works, but I haven't been able to figure out how to do one of two things. How do it either:
I need to deploy EMET 4.1 update 1 via SCCM. I have an application deployment that works (on computers with .NET 4.0 already installed). But fails when .NET 4.0 isn't there. So obviously I need to create a dependency.
I've created .NET 4.0 package that works, but I haven't been able to figure out how to do one of two things. How do it either:
1. Create an application deployment for .NET 4.0?
2. Use a [b]package[/b] as a dependency for an [b]application[/b]?
ASKER
The first link you provide demonstrates how to create a package, not an application.
The second link shows how to use one application as a dependency for another application. I need to use a package as the dependency (or going back to my first question, how to create an application).
The second link shows how to use one application as a dependency for another application. I need to use a package as the dependency (or going back to my first question, how to create an application).
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Expert provided information that let to me finding the correct solution.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/
For Use a package as dependency for application, you can refer below link
http://tjindarr.wordpress.