How to create detection rules and make them go directly into the App-V package:.Remember, you can't use both internal and external config files at the same time, if you use the external file the internal will be ignored.
I normally only use the external deploymentConfig.xml file for the "Office 2013" App-V package created with the " Office 2013 deployment tool", see the part further down the article for more in depth information about it! It's also the easiest way to change most internal package settings without having to repackage it all over again. Just remember that you should at least change the detection rule so the "new" package revision will be unique and installed again.
When do I use the App-V external configuration files?.I recommend using the internal AppxManifest.xml file for most cases because then you only need to upload and deploy the App-V file, and it can contain both user and machinecode scripts. You could use the external deploymentConfig.xml or the internal AppxManifest.xml. I only know two different ways of creating detection rules with App-V scripting. What is the best method creating detection rules for APP-V on clients running ITMS?.
I want to share the fundamentals of my findings in this article giving back some of my knowledge to the community showing that "Altiris" is the best tool even for App-V deployment, it's based on my original tread : I could not find any information on others doing the same stuff so I had to create my own tool doing all of the scripting as an automated process to make App-V work with ITMS. On Windows 7 we have deployed around 400 virtual packages made with Symantec Workspace Virtualization, some are deployed with Symantec Streaming.īut since SEV is EOL we are repackaging everything we can into APP-V 5.x format. I work at the IT department of a Norwegian Health Region, we are currently migrating around 13000 clients from Windows 7 圆4 to Windows 10 圆4 CB for Business using an automated ITMS workflow.
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