My team and I have been using Jenkins as our continuos integration tool in our current project. The project is a .NET project with multiple components. One of these components is a Windows Service project. We wanted to enhance our build capability to include a Windows Service Installer so that this service can easily be distributed for installation purposes. Our IDE was Visual Studio 2012 which out of the box integrates InstallShield 2013 LE edition which we needed to install in our local environments as well as on our build server. Once InstallShield 2013 LE was installed, we were able to use their project template to create a new installer project. This is fairly easy to accomplish as there is a basic wizard that you can follow. There are however few areas that you need to pay close attention while set up the project. Here is a quick list of items we used during our set up Add Project Outputs - This is to ensure that project dll and dependency dll are included in your installer...
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