Dear,
Is there a rule to see which .dll should be included in the setup file ?
If Vulcan.dll is used, it must be included, but if it is only X # which * .dll must be included.
Are there any issues you need to consider when you create a setup file?
Thanks for the answer !
Johan Kwaspen
Create setup file
Create setup file
Johan,
This depends what you are using in your app.
- Are you using only Framework DLLs then only your apps own DLLs and EXEs
- Are you using a 3rd party control then you need to include the relevant DLLs for that control. These should be listed in the 3rd party control doc.
- If you are using the Vulcan runtime then the files in the Program FilesVulcanredist folder
- If you are using the X# runtime then the files in the Program FilesXsharpredist folder
You can also open the generated assemblies with ILSpy or Reflector and see which dependencies there are.
Robert
This depends what you are using in your app.
- Are you using only Framework DLLs then only your apps own DLLs and EXEs
- Are you using a 3rd party control then you need to include the relevant DLLs for that control. These should be listed in the 3rd party control doc.
- If you are using the Vulcan runtime then the files in the Program FilesVulcanredist folder
- If you are using the X# runtime then the files in the Program FilesXsharpredist folder
You can also open the generated assemblies with ILSpy or Reflector and see which dependencies there are.
Robert
XSharp Development Team
The Netherlands
robert@xsharp.eu
The Netherlands
robert@xsharp.eu
Create setup file
Thanks Robert,
The redist folder is nice to kwow !
I can continue with this.
Thanks,
Johan Kwaspen
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The redist folder is nice to kwow !
I can continue with this.
Thanks,
Johan Kwaspen
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