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I'm writing a managed Bootstrapper using Wix Burn and this Bootstrapper depends on .NET 4. If the .NET 4 is not installed on the machine, burn downloads it, installs it and then runs managed bootstrapper. But, I need to support also fully offline scenarios where .NET 4 can't be downloaded. How can I embed .NET 4 installer into my package so that it can be installed for managed bootstrapper to run?
Wix documentation here says "Target your bootstrapper application to the version of .NET built into the operating system. For Windows 7, this is .NET 3.5." but I can't afford that, I need to bring full .NET installer with me as a prerequisite.
Create your own
PackageGroupthat contains anExePackageelement that points to the full .net installer. This is similar to how you would include other installation packages in your bootstrapper. Note that you will have to download the full .NET installer locally to your build machine. For a thorough code example, see this blog post by Heath Stewart.