Yeah – its pretty cool. Create a folder with the installation file named c:\source. As sample media VLC will be used. The installation-file is called; vlc-2.0.2-win32.exe
Run the following from Powershell to setup the sequencer cmdlets.
Set-Executionpolicy RemoteSigned Import-module appvsequencer
Run the below to create two directories and then run through the installer.
$package = 'VLC' new-item c:\source\$package -type directory new-item c:\$package -type directory New-AppvSequencerPackage -Name $package -Path c:\source\$package -Installer C:\source\vlc-2.0.2-win32.exe -PrimaryVirtualApplicationDirectory C:\$package –FullLoad
The final package gets created within c:\source\VLC
New to App-V and trying to learn from these blogs. Do you mind sharing a use case or idea of why this is valuable? I’m not certain I’m making the full connection here. Thanks!
Any type of automation is always useful, as soon as you have a batch of work today it eases the ability to handle that workload