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Installing .net 4.5.2 (as a dependency)

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Hi all,

 

I'm deploying an application that requires .NET 4.5.2. I've created a application called ".NET framework 4.5.2" and the application called "Application X".

 

The Application X has a dependency on .NET framework 4.5.2. Basically before starts installing the application X, first installs the framework.

 

In one client I had this message:

 

Waiting for process 9540 to finish. Timeout = 30 minutes. AppEnforce 09.03.2016 15:46:25 7388 (0x1CDC)
Process 9540 terminated with exitcode: 16389 AppEnforce 09.03.2016 15:46:26 7388 (0x1CDC)
Looking for exit code 16389 in exit codes table... AppEnforce 09.03.2016 15:46:26 7388 (0x1CDC)
Unmatched exit code (16389) is considered an execution failure. AppEnforce 09.03.2016 15:46:26 7388 (0x1CDC)
Has anyone deployed applications with dependencies and if so, framework 4.5.2? I see other people with similar issues.
Thank you in advanced!

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yep - for troubleshooting see if it can install as a package first off, use the same command line. out of curiosity - what command line are you using?

 

Application model can be picky with certain apps

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Yeah, but you are right... as an application (even with script) it doesn't work correctly. Sometimes works, sometimes doesn't... not worth it! Package it works... it's a shame because it's one of those cases that you could use the dependencies to install an application. :(

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Yeah it's annoying.

 

Other option is you could put it into a task sequence, and put in a TS step to check if .net is installed - if it's not, then install it, but if it detects it is, it'll skip the step and run to the main application install.

 

Kind of a similar way of doing dependancies

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