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NOTE: When testing your package, if you used the WinGate Module Wizard to register your package with WinGate, then the output name of the manifest MUST be the same as the input name, minus the .XML suffix as demonstrated above. When you create your own installer for your package you can name the manifest anything you wish and place the path to the manifest file in the correct WinGate\Packages key. See below for more information on the Packages key.
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Inside the manifest file generated by the WinGate Module Wizard is a <signInfo> node for each file the package depends on. This node is there to assist manifest prep in finding the source file for that dependency. This is typically inside a developer's Release directory. The WinGate Module Wizard generates this node for you if you create your projects with it.
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