I know from experience that this can be done from an installer perspective.
However, one gotcha that I've seen over the years is that at one company
someone
had written a C++ windows service that would fail if the service wasn't
installed at the service name the application code expected. At
Like you say, multiple MSIs means updates/patches are a headache. You
could instead use "instance transforms". From
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa369523(VS.85).aspx:
"you can install multiple instances of a product if you have a separate
installation package for each instance of a prod
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