I think I'm trying to use Burn for something it wasn't designed to do. I
wanted to confirm with experts.
I started out by creating a WiX MSI for my application which works great. I
need to be able to install .NET 4.0 and SQL Express so I setup a Burn to handle
this for me and call my MSI.
I was expecting Burn to coordinate the different installs and not make any
changes to the machine itself. I wasn't expecting the Burn to show up in
Add/Remove programs. I only wanted my original MSI to show up in Add/Remove
programs.
Will Burn work as a basic bootstrapper or would I be better off using something
else? It feels like I really should be using Burn to provide the install UI,
not my MSI. Alternatively, maybe I'm thinking about how my install should work
incorrectly.
Thanks in advance
-Mike
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