Using Dynamic Suite Composition
Dynamic Suite Composition represents the way in which administrators can define dependencies between App-V packages and guarantee final users transparent operability between applications.
In normal operating system use, we can find several applications that are dependent on other applications. The best example is probably that of web applications interacting (from a browser, of course) constantly with Java Runtime Environment, Silverlight, and other applications, such as PDF Reader. DSC is also very suitable in any plugin scenario for other large applications such as Microsoft Office.
Dynamic Suite Composition always identifies two type of applications:
Primary application: This is the main application and is usually the full software product. It should be identified, as the application users execute primarily before needing a second application.
Secondary application: This is usually a plugin/middleware attached to the primary application. It can be streamed...
