Hi abhishek1301,
Are you referring to my previous response? There is no mention of a .js file. Are you using v5.1?
If you want to add a folder in the Start menu, it must be done in the wxs file. Here is another snippet from the documentation:
To customize the MSI definition:
1) Copy the file GenericBizTalkMSI.wxs from the Deployment Framework for BizTalk install folder, Developer subfolder into your deployment project folder (where the .btdfproj is located). If you wish, rename the file but keep the .wxs extension as it is a WiX convention.
2) In your .btdfproj, set the WixProjectFile property to GenericBizTalkMSI.wxs or your custom name. The property may be included in any PropertyGroup, but is commonly placed in the PropertyGroup that includes ProductId and ProductVersion.
<PropertyGroup>
...
<WixProjectFile>GenericBizTalkMSI.wxs</WixProjectFile>
...
</PropertyGroup>
3) Modify the WXS file as desired. Your local copy of the WXS will be used when generating an MSI for server deployment.
Thanks,
Tom
Are you referring to my previous response? There is no mention of a .js file. Are you using v5.1?
If you want to add a folder in the Start menu, it must be done in the wxs file. Here is another snippet from the documentation:
To customize the MSI definition:
1) Copy the file GenericBizTalkMSI.wxs from the Deployment Framework for BizTalk install folder, Developer subfolder into your deployment project folder (where the .btdfproj is located). If you wish, rename the file but keep the .wxs extension as it is a WiX convention.
2) In your .btdfproj, set the WixProjectFile property to GenericBizTalkMSI.wxs or your custom name. The property may be included in any PropertyGroup, but is commonly placed in the PropertyGroup that includes ProductId and ProductVersion.
<PropertyGroup>
...
<WixProjectFile>GenericBizTalkMSI.wxs</WixProjectFile>
...
</PropertyGroup>
3) Modify the WXS file as desired. Your local copy of the WXS will be used when generating an MSI for server deployment.
Thanks,
Tom