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Hi guys,



For those of you using InstallAware they just released an update to add the .Net 4.0 Framework runtimes, here are the links:





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Terry Bottorff (5/28/2011)
Do you get the assemblies out of the \Program Files (x86)\MicroFour\StrataFrame\Assemblies?

Yes and no.  Since I develop multiple projects, I rather have all my runtime assemblies in a common folder for all projects, separated by versions, this way, if I get a new version of SF, it will not override the previous assemblies and still will be able to re-create my setups.

Terry Bottorff (5/28/2011)
Do you put the assemblies in the GAC on the Clients machine or copy them into the TargetDir?

Yes and no.  For some standard applications, I use the TARGETDIR, but for others which are more specialized, I use the GAC just to add a level of confusion for somebody trying to copy the application to another computer and make it work illegally, I mostly do this for fun, as far as know, some customer have tried but adding some good security code protect the investment and of course my lunch <smile!!!>

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Thank you. 
When I right click on my Project and go to Properties and I look at the Compile tab I notice that Configuration is set to Active(Debug).
Do I need to change the Compile from Active(Debug) to Release and then Publish my Project before I try to create my setup with IA?  
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Hi Terry,

Yes, you should build your IA setup based on the Released version of your application not the debug.  What I do is that once a released version is ready to ship out, after compilation I copy all the assemblies to another folder from which serve as the image source for the IA setup.

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Edhy Rijo - 15 Years Ago
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Terry Bottorff - 14 Years Ago
Edhy Rijo - 14 Years Ago
Terry Bottorff - 14 Years Ago
Terry Bottorff - 14 Years Ago
                         [quote][b]Terry Bottorff (5/26/2011)[/b][hr]Ops I forgot one question....
Edhy Rijo - 14 Years Ago
                             Cool. Thanks. I have already spent a great deal of time on IA's site....
Terry Bottorff - 14 Years Ago
                                 Should you add the individual Assemblies that are needed for...
Terry Bottorff - 14 Years Ago
                                     I never used the merge modules. I add each assembly to the IA...
Edhy Rijo - 14 Years Ago
                                         Good enough. Thank you so much.
Terry Bottorff - 14 Years Ago
                                             A couple of follow up questions. Do you get the assemblies out of the...
Terry Bottorff - 14 Years Ago
                                                 [quote][b]Terry Bottorff (5/28/2011)[/b][hr]Do you get the assemblies...
Edhy Rijo - 14 Years Ago
                                                     Thank you. When I right click on my Project and go to Properties and I...
Terry Bottorff - 14 Years Ago
                                                         Hi Terry, Yes, you should build your IA setup based on the Released...
Edhy Rijo - 14 Years Ago
Edhy Rijo - 14 Years Ago
Ivan George Borges - 14 Years Ago
Edhy Rijo - 14 Years Ago
Ivan George Borges - 14 Years Ago
                     Ivan, thanks for the explanation, now I understand.
Edhy Rijo - 14 Years Ago

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