I have an XML config file which is shared by three products. Each installer currently uses util:XmlFile actions to put appropriate information in the config file. When only one product is installed, this works fine, but when two or more are installed, the last one installed clobbers the config of any others. What I would like is for any of them to install the base file if it doesn't exist and then to apply the xml transformations so that the end result is a merge of all the transformations involved. These transformations are idempotent and discrete. Is this a reasonable approach or is there a better solution? The other idea I had was to have the file be in a separate installer and then have the other installers depend on it and only run the transformations. Can anyone please offer advice?
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